Sekai Saikyou no Kishi wa, Kanarazu Shinu Heroine wo Sukuu Tame Isekai Demo Saikyou no Kishi to Naru ~Ryoutei ni Hana wo, Ryoute ni Ken wo~ - Vol. 2 …

[MangaDex]

 

[tempestfresh]

Nice to meet you father-in-law

 

[Rowdy91]

Author's really going out of their way to make the empire seem truly despicable, aren't they?

 

[megaguil]

Thank you so much for the translations Asmodeus scans!!! This mass upload has been so good.

Excited to see how this is going, they’re nailing down the foundation pretty well.

 

[pepegadaddy]

i want to trust you so i drug you wtf?

 

[ZenMasters]

Author's really going out of their way to make the empire seem truly despicable, aren't they?

It's a common scenario for the occupiers and the occupied in war, what'd you expect?

 

[welcome2atlantis]

Haha idiot, he shouldn't have trusted the woman.

 

[Sam209]

Interesting, it seemed even in the OG game this route was a thing. Although I can’t blame the MC for fucking up even when he knew about it, since clicking buttons doesn’t translate well into charisma lol

Things I noticed that might have affected the affection points: three-character event, pushing her towards talking together instead of going on a proper date, “are you sure?”, “go take a shower”, immediately bringing up the topic about her motivations, and mentioning the resistance.

Although he might’ve clutched with the “it’s better than just letting you die”

 

[MasterKurosawaKakeru]

Author's really going out of their way to make the empire seem truly despicable, aren't they?

Also notable that the good country being occupied is culturally Japanese. Always great to see manga portray Japan-like countries as victims and never as aggressors or even as equally bad. The lawless ones are always the evil (usually western) Empire guys. Nanjing? Is that some food?

 

[Valkyria-Edge]

Also notable that the good country being occupied is culturally Japanese. Always great to see manga portray Japan-like countries as victims and never as aggressors or even as equally bad. The lawless ones are always the evil (usually western) Empire guys. Nanjing? Is that some food?

Man you are shocked about all this in a Japanese manga from a japanese person lol boy stay away from CN manga then better yet don't read any of your western base comics your fragile heart will break.

get over yourself lol

 

[MasterKurosawaKakeru]

Man you are shocked about all this in a Japanese manga from a japanese person lol boy stay away from CN manga then better yet don't read any of your western base comics your fragile heart will break.

get over yourself lol

I don't read either, so I'm not sure why I should particularly care whether or not they have the same problem. Nor does it excuse the same trend in manga.

Not to mention that the way Western comics sometimes tend to portray their own countries in a better light is fundamentally different from how Japanese manga do it. Both are twisted in their own way, but bringing up the former in a discussion about the latter is pure whataboutism and completely irrelevant.

And finally, not all manga do this. Good manga (and anime) tend not to do this. If all you consume is media where Japan is overly glorified or portrayed as victim, maybe you should start consuming better media. Here's a recommendation: watch Paranoia Agent, an anime precisely about the topic of Japanese victimhood.

 

[Grye]

Heh... women

 

[Ven-20]

God, I love that chapter title drop

 

[captain_crunch]

Kenya is no longer in Africa, Kenya is now locked in a basement

 

[Uk2897]

Also notable that the good country being occupied is culturally Japanese. Always great to see manga portray Japan-like countries as victims and never as aggressors or even as equally bad. The lawless ones are always the evil (usually western) Empire guys. Nanjing? Is that some food?

Right... As if Imperial Japan wasn't one of the worst and most disgusting empires in history

 

[AmethystLord]

Good to getting to know your father-in-law early, eh?