Shijou Saikyou no Mahou Kenshi, F Rank Boukensha ni Tensei Suru - Ch. 97

[MangaDex]

 

[antipothis]

 

[popo53414]

 

[Shiromon]

97 chapters in, the supposedly main villain appears and yet it still makes me feel nothing. How the fuck can a story be so damn boring to read through...

 

[Varpie]

Yeah.. We also knew that man's name, because the other guy said it 10 pages earlier...

 

[tekkenshu7]

Thanks for the new chapter!

I feel like finally after all the chapters, at this stage the author was finally able to think of decent justification to why Aizawa needed to reincarnate (I suppose this was from his 2nd life, as the Sword Saint).
Also it just took me until now to think that it was fortunate that Aizawa did not have a child with anyone from his past lives. He might accidentally bone one of his descendants in this timeline.

 

[YoraeRasante]

Honestly, this is the first chapter to seem interesting in a while.
But just because of lore revelations that are supposed to be skimmed over, it seems.

Dude starts with knowledge of the past. Whenever in trouble he unlocks more and more physical skills of the past. No tension. Hell, he is even still on a rank list of the strongest in the world as the big one.
Then when he meets people of his past life he acts completelly aloof, even though they treat him as their most trusted friend.

But now we have info that he had been secretly enslaved all this time. This could change some of the plot. Or even give some!

...97 chapters in.
Definitely not enough to make it interesting, I must admit. But it is potential to get better.

 

[Antinomy]

Oh, look. The "actual" main villain finally appears. And the MC gives a reason why he needed reincarnation.
Watch as this turns out to not be the main villain after another 90 or so chapters.

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Thanks for the TL

 

[ciera]

Thanks

 

[AnotherDuck]

"That should end it."

Yes, it really should. For the sake of the manga.

He looks like a Castlevania villain.

You know, a dramatic name reveal doesn't have quite the same ring to it if we read it a few pages ago.

 

[Liver]

yeah the main character isn't allowed to kill it has to be someone else landing the final blow like always

 

[belenuzx]

Neuvillette alter 👀

 

[Aichan]

Uuuh... dude, everyone knows his name by now.

 

[Ovdose]

Killing one of your top subordinates (since the numbers seem to reflect their ability) just because he lost to the guy who used to be the very best seems really dumb to me.
Even after this loss he was still strong enough to beat literally anybody else aside from the mc so the main villain is just acting dumb for the sake of appearing evil.

 

[androgynous]

Also it just took me until now to think that it was fortunate that Aizawa did not have a child with anyone from his past lives. He might accidentally bone one of his descendants in this timeline

Yeah, I highly doubt that would happen, since the mc is obviusly asexual! Even his past lives relationship/s were probably just the usual shonen harem!

 

[AnotherDuck]

the main villain is just acting dumb for the sake of appearing evil.

That's the case almost every time the villain kills a subordinate. It's a loss of manpower that could've been put to better use. Failing that is on the villain, so it just shows incompetent leadership.

 

[captain_crunch]

Every important character in MCs past lived this long or reincarnated ? 👀

 

[YoraeRasante]

Killing one of your top subordinates (since the numbers seem to reflect their ability) just because he lost to the guy who used to be the very best seems really dumb to me.
Even after this loss he was still strong enough to beat literally anybody else aside from the mc so the main villain is just acting dumb for the sake of appearing evil.

That's the case almost every time the villain kills a subordinate. It's a loss of manpower that could've been put to better use. Failing that is on the villain, so it just shows incompetent leadership.

Well, good will always triumph because evil is dumb.

 

[AnotherDuck]

Well, good will always triumph because evil is dumb.

Tolkien taught us that.