Sokushi Cheat ga Saikyou Sugite, Isekai no Yatsura ga Marude Aite ni Naranai n desu ga - Vol. 1 Ch. 5 - Such as Oda Nobunaga or Sanyuutei Enchou

[MangaDex]

 

[duy0699kat]

That robot is smart. He know you should not mess with mc-kun

 

[kyrno]

thanks for another chapter

 

[GerryCerryBerry]

Absolute power corrupts absolutely, I guess? Or is there a deep, hidden meaning why the sages are psychopaths/sociopaths besides the gift explanation from last chapter?

 

[slightly]

At first I thought some of MC's dialogue bubbles were inner thoughts because his mouth was closed.

 

[G-P]

Looks like a HK G3.

 

[Ifrittuccia]

You understand you have mental problems when you see a robot talking. °-°

 

[monkey123]

@GerryCerryBerry
They are just war maniacs and puppets of the powerful female saint.

 

[Garrett]

@Ifrittuccia
You'll freak out when you'll know about Siri

 

[zenyo]

That or the author of the novel is just bad at writing vilains and use a plot point to gloss over them being all obnoxious ebil assholes...

 

[Sh4dey]

Are there any good people in this world? Granny was showing to be best girl and I was already expecting her to be part demon enough to attack the train.

 

[Vasqueztion]

@zenyo
Opinions aside, what?
It was already stated that the "Saint" that brought them to the other world warps their minds which turns them into battle-hungry monsters. Which is why the guardian spirit protected the heroine from it. How is this bad writing and/or 'glossing over' when the reason is clarified?

The robot is likely a Mobile Suit. Created to oppose the sages. So it and its driver wouldn't want to fight something/someone who dropped their enemy. "Enemy of my enemy," you know?

 

[depzdai]

Hello Roboto-san.

 

[HeisenbergManga]

I wish they would remove the Japanese characters all over the pages, it feels so clustered

 

[deadmanreaper13]

@Vasqueztion
Some people just don't like when characters do world explanation, and i can understand it. When a random Towns-person goes into a detailed explanation about the Kings latest policy, its seems like the author is forcing the information. The Spirit on the other-hand makes sense, the spell tried to affect the one she watches over so she would be able to see what exactly it would alter in her.

Also, it makes sense to have a system that automatically corrupts its users, that way if someone with noble intentions gains access to try and overthrow the system, by the time they have enough power they will no longer care about their reasons for joining, only about gaining more power.

 

[Iceblade20]

and this were I drop this series like an anchor....this battle art style killed what little enthusiam I had for this series.

Wish the best of luck to the rest of you'll

 

[Vasqueztion]

@deadmanreaper13
I get, and agree with, your statement. Exposition dumping is rather lackluster in terms of writing if it is unsolicited information. However, most times it is done through gossiping townies. And that's OK in my book, since gossip is always a thing. And the hero/heroine zeroing in on that information through easedropping is also acceptable. Although, easedropping is rarely done properly in a static image, so it usually looks like it's just said for the sake of it.

The guardian was great as it didn't just vomit information outside of its parameters. As well, it only explained that the Saint's "gift" was corrupting in nature without going into meta detail. We still don't know why or how it corrupts, we just know it does. Same way we dont know why Main Protagonist has death powers, he just does. We only know the rest because he was asked, or thought about it himself through internal monologue.

Though my only gripe is the first 3 sages. They previously came to the other world, were sages, sent back, only to return again. They didn't show the assumed corruption and even stated they broke off with the others because of their past experience. But, if the power granted by the Saint is corrupt in nature. They would be corrupt reguardless of previous ties or not. Maybe they were? They were rather dickish for that... short amount of time...

 

[Ifrittuccia]

@Garrett please leave me in ignorance for now, I want to sleep at night. xD

 

[KazuyaKan]

As of this chapter, I get the feeling it's the sages that are the problem in that world. Sure, the wild monsters are also a danger, but sages killing indiscriminately for the most pointless of reason would be a bigger issue.

 

[SP3KTR4]

I got pretty hyped when the robot pulled out a bloody G3