Sekai ni Hitori, Zenzokusei Mahou no Tsukaite - Ch. 7 - The Decisive Battle

[Oeconomist]

we've been disappointed by the lack of smarts from many manga characters.

Say that it ain't so!

 

[ScryedParadox]

Ah, well, I hate to defend this story on any aspect; but from the outset the twist to this story has been that almost no one in this fictional world can work with more than one magic (and the MC alone can work with all forms).

[Editted to correct an error noted by @DeadKinginHell.]

Though of course, nevermind that he saved a noble's daughter and clearly displayed his ability to use a lot of different magic elements and somehow that news never spread and nobody went to look for this mystical being who could use multiple elements and a bunch of other conveniences that really just are just big holes in the foundation of the story that was never addressed or properly filled or covered over with other worldbuilding to at least provide some equivalent of swiss cheese defense where at least there's more explanation of the world building that provides some established alternative reasons as to why nothing came out of it.

So hey, you don't really need to defend this story much. It is trashy and pretty bland, but it can still be enjoyed for the bland trashy thing it is. Y'know, like when you have a craving for McNuggets. It's not good for you, it's pretty damn trash, but hey, when the craving hits.

 

[Oeconomist]

somehow that news never spread and nobody went to look for this mystical being who could use multiple elements and a bunch of other conveniences that really just are just big holes in the foundation of the story that was never addressed or properly filled or covered over with other worldbuilding to at least provide some equivalent of swiss cheese defense

Yeah, I don't want to begin to catalogue the problems. But, even if the whole class knew that the cohort had some genius, their being unprepared for this guy in F class to be that genius is itself quite plausible.

it's pretty damn trash, but hey, when the craving hits.

With me, it's more that I endure until-and-unless I hit saturation, at which point I disconnect from a series.

 

[irem01]

this felt so short lol

 

[feha]

Ah, well, I hate to defend this story on any aspect; but from the outset the twist to this story has been that almost no one in this fictional world can work with more than one magic (and the MC alone can work with all forms).

[Editted to correct an error noted by @DeadKinginHell.]

Yes, but almost noone isn't noone. Hence why mc must have explicitly stated it.

 

[Oeconomist]

Yes, but almost noone isn't noone. Hence why mc must have explicitly stated it.

Must for what purpose?

To make Sykes's inference stronger? Sure — though, even then, it wouldn't be unassailable, because people are often mistaken or dishonest in what they state.

For Sykes's making the inference to be believable? Nah. People are typically careless about such things.

 

[SalvySaroj]

Wait, ain't sky or whatever the name at disadvantage here from outsiders pov (i.e. he in A class and some retard f class tell him to move to f class if he loss'😅 )

 

[mission_failed]

Im ded

 

[Dwarfy2k]

So not only will this be used to claim MC never won but whats the purpose of hiding you can cast different elements if you cast it right in front of a major noble.......