Tanbo de Hirotta Onna Kishi, Inaka de Ore no Yome da to Omowareteiru - Vol. 1 Ch. 1 - I Found a Female Knight in the Rice Field

[claudio_rolna]

Carbon copy of that other manga

 

[DecimusVanGurren]

Is this the same with that manga about female knight getting transported to rural farm in modern Japan?

 

[IJustReadEverything]

Fuck it, im adding this one hoping it'll be better than the other one. Dude over there getting his ass kicked by his wife's brother then turning into a pussy and not standing up for himself and his wife.

 

[Varpie]

Alright, first chapter is basically the same, but I'll give this one a chance to grow as its own thing. After all, we don't have much of the context here, maybe the knight's backstory is different and the story will turn different as well.
Maybe female knight in my field will become the truck-kun of reverse isekai?

 

[MewOne]

He missed the opportunity to say thissss

 

[welcome2atlantis]

Haha, I hope she won't say her older brother in her original world is a Hero.

 

[Gurame]

Is it just "Orenchi ni Kita Onna Kishi to Inakagurashi Surukotoninatta Ken" with younger and handsome (read: self-insert) MC

 

[TheBlackGamer]

Hmmm I think I like this better than the other one so far. We shall see how the MC acts

 

[kn4ll]

I like the art.
How hasn't he got sued for basically plagiarizing the entire plot and setting from the other manga.

 

[blablablub]

Let's see how much this differs from the other one that's been named already.

I like the art.
How hasn't he got sued for basically plagiarizing the entire plot and setting from the other manga.

Given how many mangas are straight copies of each other you'd think Japan has no copyright laws at all. But maybe they're all under the same publiusher who holds the rights.

 

[awkwardusername]

The art is so nice. Looking forward to this one!

 

[Oeconomist]

Given how many mangas are straight copies of each other you'd think Japan has no copyright laws at all.

Well, consider Theodore Sturgeon's It, DC's Solomon Grundy, Hillman's Heap (rebooted by Skywald), Marvel's Man-Thing, and DC's Swamp Thing. No lawsuits actually filed, though only a chuckle-head would deny heavy borrowings from Sturgeon in Grundy, in the Heap, and perhaps in Man-Thing; heavy borrowing from the Heap in Man-Thing; and borrowing in one direction or in another involving Swamp Thing and Man-Thing. (Just where EC's Heap goes in all that, I dunno.)

 

[Haydrion101]

I genuinely appreciate how the farmer's gut instinct was to first get riled about unlawful dumping, then to not get involved with mysterious women polluting his rice field. Alarmingly realistic.

 

[Coldlight]

I don't mind that the premise here is practically identical to that other farmer x female knight reverse isekai manga, but I do hope this is better than that one, the bad parts of that are really bad. The art in this one is already better at least. Maybe the age gap between the leads isn't too big here either and there's no whiplash inducing sudden drama arcs.

Thank you for picking this up. Adding this entry to MD, MU and MAL in the hopes it would get noticed and scanlated one day was not an effort made in vain.

 

[booterror]

... I have a strange feeling of Deja-vu.

 

[Extreme-Tactician]

What a beautiful knight!

Reverse Isekais aren't really my thing, but I am curious as to how this one will advance. I like that Jin's been framing for 4 years now. He's become successful outside the city, something most people have a hard time doing.

Seraphim's world seems terrible though. Constant subjugation missions with seemingly no end seems to have utterly exhausted her. I mean, she couldn't even stay awake for more than a minute. Then again, if another short nap let her jump in armor, maybe she just needed another nap?

Jin being exhausted by carrying her and her armor was pretty funny. Even if it is distributed, that weight is gonna hurt.

 

[SunSun]

Let's hope

• that the male lead is not a doormat
• that the female lead chops the thumbs off any brothers who deserve to lose their thumbs
• that no pretense is made that everyone in the cosmos is overwhelmed by the deliciousness of Japanese food when first they try it

It'd be a miracle for 1 and 3 to not happen.

 

[AAA1]

I like the art.
How hasn't he got sued for basically plagiarizing the entire plot and setting from the other manga.

you need a minimum amount of plagiarism evidence to make your statement valid. as it is stand, it's just the same prologue.

ever wonder that marvel and DC heroes exist, Disney film of lion king simba and kimba the white lion, or Mobile Legends concept heroes to many other products passed despite the lawsuit? If you are a nobody to the thing that you consider is being plagiarised, I suggest to not think too much and just leave it to the one who can do lawsuit to them. There is many isekai product that is the same after all.

I hope my statement above got conveyed well

 

[_thestranger_]

Let's hope

• that the male lead is not a doormat
• that the female lead chops the thumbs off any brothers who deserve to lose their thumbs
• that no pretense is made that everyone in the cosmos is overwhelmed by the deliciousness of Japanese food when first they try it

Number 3 will be the least likely to happen in this manga probably

I 100% back all three of those assertions. However, I've read enough manga to know that Japanese food can make you immortal and bring world peace. Also that wars and genocide would be committed to find rice.

It'd be a miracle for 1 and 3 to not happen.

Looking ahead in the chapters, too late for the last one. Insert a Japanese in a reverse isekai like this one, and the author can't help themselves inserting the glorious, supreme, Japanese ways of life which of course includes the heavenly Japanese food.

 

[Oeconomist]

Looking ahead in the chapters, too late for the last one. Insert a Japanese in a reverse isekai like this one, and the author can't help themselves inserting the glorious, supreme, Japanese ways of life which of course includes the heavenly Japanese food.

Ugh! If, truly, everyone reacted in such a way to Japanese food, or if even just a majority reacted in this way, then Japanese cuisine would have displaced others through the industrialized world. If that displacement had occurred, then the theme would be naturally recurring in manga. As it is, I'd bet that some party is subsidizing this absurd propaganda.