Shinju no Nectar - Vol. 15 Ch. 71 - Voyage Toward Hope

[MangaDex]

 

[Esor]

Back to harem nest (⁠◍⁠•⁠ᴗ⁠•⁠◍⁠)⁠❤

 

[Darklight99]

King of blueballing, get a new superhot woman to fall in love with the MC and then forget about them and move on with nothing actually happening with them.

 

[MarcoCrtes]

King of blueballing, get a new superhot woman to fall in love with the MC and then forget about them and move on with nothing actually happening with them.

But that happened with Shiera, too, and she did appear again, so we can hope Aldia makes an appearance in the future as well.

 

[Meijin]

Feels like Kai just cemented his fate at the of the manga. Grey needs to die after it's all over to keep the peace. You can't just having a walking strategic weapon going around seducing top women around the world without inviting trouble.

 

[Darklight99]

But my royal threesome.

But that happened with Shiera, too, and she did appear again, so we can hope Aldia makes an appearance in the future as well.

Also she just went away again.

 

[JaxunHero]

RIP Royal 3Some lasted 1 incredible hot steamy night but that’s all
goodbye mermaid queen
HELLO Dwarf Princess, Hot Secretary and Horned Queen regent 👀

 

[popo53414]

Wonder which kind of questioning he'll find harder to go through. Also looking forward to fat Yamlika again sometime in future.

 

[Trickaho]

Why mangaka San TT__TT at least give my mans Kai a lil taste before dipping.

 

[Simpleton]

Feels like Kai just cemented his fate at the of the manga. Grey needs to die after it's all over to keep the peace. You can't just having a walking strategic weapon going around seducing top women around the world without inviting trouble.

Wasn't there some kind of "future history" in some chapter a year or two back about how Grey mostly just disappeared? (But that one implied a living Kai, IIRC.. should maybe look for it again).

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On another note, to the Finemang team, thank you for your hard work.

 

[Prince_of_Tears]

That was a clusterfuck lol

 

[Giga]

"...The kind of people others would call 'heroes' are only welcome when times are bad."

Wow--impressively insightful (and unusual, for manga) perspective. You're only useful when you bring something to the table, after all; and you're only truly liked, in most cases, when you're useful.

This was definitely my favorite arc of this manga--with the best girl (so far, anyway), Aldia. Shame she can't stick around. That aside, his ad hoc stratagems were really entertaining; ad hoc and thus shortsighted (in some ways aside from his main goal, anyway) as they were, however, they still ended up causing the problem(s) at the end of this chapter. He truly broke his arm suckerpunching Dhala.

 

[Tyanych]

I hope he will meet them again after all, and especially Yamlika. She changed too good and found happiness and it's sad to see her losing it

 

[KilTor5]

This was a really good arc. Ligia will always be my number one, but Aldie grew in me way too much and fast sh's on a very close second. I will miss her. I hope we get to see her again.

 

[kwendy]

"...The kind of people others would call 'heroes' are only welcome when times are bad."

Wow--impressively insightful (and unusual, for manga) perspective. You're only useful when you bring something to the table, after all; and you're only truly liked, in most cases, when you're useful.

This isn't translated well to most languages, as explorers, sports and labour overachievers and other exemplary individuals are heroes even in times of piece and more then welcome to prevent prosperity to devolve into stagnation.

 

[Giga]

This isn't translated well to most languages, as explorers, sports and labour overachievers and other exemplary individuals are heroes even in times of piece and more then welcome to prevent prosperity to devolve into stagnation.

I wonder what you mean, as what I said was not disproven by your reply. Explorers (who find things of value), sportsmen (who provide entertainment), and hard workers (who bring about useful fruits of labor) all bring things to the table, as I said, thereby giving themselves value in the eyes of those who would only value someone so--which comprises most people on this planet. Once they fail to do such things, however, their value is lost; for many, they barely register as human at that point, with facts of reality being the only things that keep such a gross devaluation from coming to be.

To call such people "heroes", BTW, is an exaggeration that's way too common these days. They do things that range from unusual to truly impressive, but many are far too quick to make use of compliments--particularly superlative ones--due to excessive emotionality and for the sake of emotional response. It's good to recognize merit; it's not good to hyperbolically embellish it.

 

[kwendy]

I wonder what you mean, as what I said was not disproven by your reply. Explorers (who find things of value), sportsmen (who provide entertainment), and hard workers (who bring about useful fruits of labor) all bring things to the table, as I said, thereby giving themselves value in the eyes of those who would only value someone so--which comprises most people on this planet. Once they fail to do such things, however, their value is lost; for many, they barely register as human at that point, with facts of reality being the only things that keep such a gross devaluation from coming to be.

To call such people "heroes", BTW, is an exaggeration that's way too common these days. They do things that range from unusual to truly impressive, but many are far too quick to make use of compliments--particularly superlative ones--due to excessive emotionality and for the sake of emotional response. It's good to recognize merit; it's not good to hyperbolically embellish it.

You see it from the point of view of very specific system. For once it is seen as you regard sportsmen as exclusively entertainment.
You should explore more broad view points, the service to society or even service to expand borders of what is available for whole humanity in some cases.
What you see is exactly world that is in distress yet denies the value of heroes (for reasons I refuse to elaborate about because it would be long political discussion).
And also, hero is a person who passes the test of character, personal skills and more often then not personal safety for the sake of others, it doesn't matter if times are bad or good.

 

[HongRed]

King of blueballing, get a new superhot woman to fall in love with the MC and then forget about them and move on with nothing actually happening with them.

to be fair, we did get reisha to return despite her being sidelined in the yashi and school arc