Seichou Cheat de Nandemo Dekiru you ni Natta ga, Mushoku dake wa Yamerarenai you desu - Ch. 75
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Looking at the raws for the next chapter he seems to have figured out a way to fix it.
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Thanks for the TL work!
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Marina's an isekaied though...
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Except that drive links are case sensitive, with upper and lower case letters. Because the way the credits page is done it capitalized all the letters, making the link bogus.
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That's an interesting observation, it would make sense if Temptress was inherited from a tiny amount of succubus blood as an genetic throwback instead of just being completely random.
Not sure it will be relevant though since the author is spending so much time explaining (inventing?) this convenient backstory for the black/white wolf tribe. Given the first part of the chapter I don't think the author is clever enough to explain Temptress this way even as a side note though.
only in how random and unimportant it was (so I guess everything about it).
It would be good for him to be forced out of it eventually and the only forced job change they established is for criminals. It's just that it would have been nice if it was done by someone important. Could have also done it in a way that was a little more impressive. He could have been officially charged as a criminal by the church for interfering with them once he gets to their territory or it could have been an event where he's up against a noble who's skating(or is in control of) the law and holding hostages and the only way to stop them is to kill them even though they are officially innocent, forcing him to give up much of his power to stop them.
Then you could have an actual 'downgraded to badass' arc, where he has to get by without his special advantages and only the actual skill and knowledge he's accumulated throughout his journey. Even if he doesn't have much at the start, he could begin learning to fight with only a normal person's strength and ability before he finally gets it back. However, that would require that he doesn't solve everything by just having bigger numbers or having the system automatically do everything for him. Guess the author better fix this right away and pretend this never happened then...
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Should be fine.least in the WN/LN he gets his [Jobless] class back and levels it clear to 199
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Not Marina, but her previous "owner" (the merchant lady) is, iirc, a devil
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he makes a deal with one of the goddesses to do a quest to get Jobless back. Strictly speaking, he doesn't need it anymore as he has the skills still to level 5 jobs and all that. But he doesn't like missing out on what leveling it more might unlock.
As for unsealing his jobs back practically right away... well, defeating 400 (20x + 1/20x boosters) criminals is apparently a good way to make restitution.
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Her friend's a demon though...
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Thanks for the chapter, Silas. I still have to wonder how you got the raws from Bookwalker--I've heard that their DRM is currently undefeated...or is that just for certain digital offerings?
I agree: he was felled by a diseased roach. ("Felled," indeed: the loss of Jobless is a MASSIVE one--the magnitude of such a loss is something I don't think Ichinojou quite comprehends, as his current lifestyle would likely fall apart without it.) What really gets me is that Ichinojou, because of this retarded insistence on nonlethality JP mangaka have for their male MCs--even to the point of refusing to draw blood, let that roach live. The situation exhibits three reasons the usual implicit Japanese moralizing over lethal combat is flagrantly stupid:
1) That bandit group explicitly announced their intent to kill Ichinojou's group if they did not comply with their demands--and they left no part of their intent to guesswork.
2)That bandit group acted on their intent to kill.
The third takes the cake:
3) Ichinojou has already maimed someone for attempting to intimidate him and Haru, in chapter 8.
So, instead of meeting foolish lethal aggression with a justified lethal response, he lovetaps the cursed spearman with the katana's hilt and then deals clothing damage to him. Did Ichinojou think that would be enough to get someone committed to killing him for profit to change his ways? Maybe--that seems to be the reasoning of many mangaka. What's also their reasoning is that a sword is just an ornament to make a character look cool--and is not inherently a killing weapon. More than a few stories were dragged into mediocrity by this pantywaisted perspective.
That said, perhaps it was done to enable Ichinojou's current predicament. Still dumb--Ichinojou, or someone else, could have lost more than just a job or cargo by letting a murderous bandit live for moral grandstanding. By spanking a killer then turning one's back to him and saying, "Reflect on your actions~!" one invites a backstabbing. Why shouldn't it happen?
I agree: he was felled by a diseased roach. ("Felled," indeed: the loss of Jobless is a MASSIVE one--the magnitude of such a loss is something I don't think Ichinojou quite comprehends, as his current lifestyle would likely fall apart without it.) What really gets me is that Ichinojou, because of this retarded insistence on nonlethality JP mangaka have for their male MCs--even to the point of refusing to draw blood, let that roach live. The situation exhibits three reasons the usual implicit Japanese moralizing over lethal combat is flagrantly stupid:
1) That bandit group explicitly announced their intent to kill Ichinojou's group if they did not comply with their demands--and they left no part of their intent to guesswork.
2)That bandit group acted on their intent to kill.
The third takes the cake:
3) Ichinojou has already maimed someone for attempting to intimidate him and Haru, in chapter 8.
So, instead of meeting foolish lethal aggression with a justified lethal response, he lovetaps the cursed spearman with the katana's hilt and then deals clothing damage to him. Did Ichinojou think that would be enough to get someone committed to killing him for profit to change his ways? Maybe--that seems to be the reasoning of many mangaka. What's also their reasoning is that a sword is just an ornament to make a character look cool--and is not inherently a killing weapon. More than a few stories were dragged into mediocrity by this pantywaisted perspective.
That said, perhaps it was done to enable Ichinojou's current predicament. Still dumb--Ichinojou, or someone else, could have lost more than just a job or cargo by letting a murderous bandit live for moral grandstanding. By spanking a killer then turning one's back to him and saying, "Reflect on your actions~!" one invites a backstabbing. Why shouldn't it happen?
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