Teihen Ryoushu no Kanchigai Eiyuutan - Vol. 8 Ch. 56 - Let’s Reinstate the Master-Pet Relationship!

[XicoYe]

So much trauma for the dragon

 

[demonslender]

the mc caused a trauma that transcends even space and time.

 

[Renan_Walheim]

I like how Parabola dropped that Goblin Ace cameo in page 3. He was too good for this world.

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[InsaneAwesomeTony]

Thanks for the chapter

The dragon probably:

 

[Shinigamisama]

Lol the indoctrination that the dragon is Rize and Alicia's baby.

 

[phil777]

One I read recently had one of the harem girls basically create a castle with healing magic. Because she "healed" a small, dilapidated shack.

ah yeah! I know that one too. It has good lewd moments, right?

 

[phil777]

Redo of healer hero being one of them

Ah yeah, that's the one with Keyaru. Thanks, the title had slipped my mind.

 

[MontDilanus1343]

Basically, he's going to LIBERATE the heck out of him.

TIL the black dragon found oil.

 

[AnotherDuck]

ah yeah! I know that one too. It has good lewd moments, right?

It's a bit on the horny side, yes.

 

[gorore]

Healing magic seems op.

Interesting to see the dragon getting some semblence of memories back.

every magic in this manga is unreasonably op, water magic that makes it so you can evaporate all the water in the body of your enemy at once and turn yourself into water to escape exists

any magic is op as long as you are extremely delusional, have people who think of you as a powerful being and have a massive ego which allows you to break the limits

 

[Kisato]

I think y'all are forgetting one key thing. The manga has in fact stated, whatever the fuck Rize is using is absolutely not healing magic.

 

[jonsmth]

Cow dust bombing
We've seen cow beams and even a black hole. I didn't think that there could even be more cow techniques

 

[ohms]

This and "The Wrong Way to use Healing Magic" put a unique twist on using Healing magic for offense.
And let's not forget that one with Keyaru, which is basically like this one, but darker and with less misunderstandings.

The Redo of Healer just bullshits its way out of everything in the name of healing. Nothing Keyaruga did ever considered healing except his screaming technique name.

At least Reize's power makes sense.

 

[MegumemePoi]

When the previous king became the Goddess the creator of the human because of what happened... What if, Reize become The God Demiurge?

 

[DarkMatter77]

Healing magic seems op.

Interesting to see the dragon getting some semblence of memories back.

It has been a while since I read this manga. But I think at some point characters have pointed out that what MC is doing doesn’t even qualify as “healing magic”

 

[Kaldin]

One I read recently had one of the harem girls basically create a castle with healing magic. Because she "healed" a small, dilapidated shack.

That's more like a concept of healing if anything. Or more like, a spell that restores something to an optimal previous state. While still healing in a way, it's only just as the healing is a side effect instead of the actual effect.

 

[AnotherDuck]

That's more like a concept of healing if anything. Or more like, a spell that restores something to an optimal previous state. While still healing in a way, it's only just as the healing is a side effect instead of the actual effect.

"An optimal previous state" implies it was ever something related to it. That was like healing a piece of weed into a huge oak tree, or a small wooden fence into a huge stone wall. It's nothing it ever was or would ever become.

 

[Kaldin]

The Redo of Healer just bullshits its way out of everything in the name of healing. Nothing Keyaruga did ever considered healing except his screaming technique name.

At least Reize's power makes sense.

Nah, Keyaru's heal makes sense in the web novel/light novel. Both adaptations (the manga and the anime) leave out a significant portion of the details regarding the mechanics which make it seem like a do whatever the user wants power.

I'm not saying it isn't, but the mechanics are at least internally consistent, and Keyaru's heal is constantly noted to be different from normal due to being the superior version given to heroes.

 

[Kaldin]

"An optimal previous state" implies it was ever something related to it. That was like healing a piece of weed into a huge oak tree, or a small wooden fence into a huge stone wall. It's nothing it ever was or would ever become.

Are video game mechanics used in the story? That almost sounds like upgrading something after a surplus of whatever is added.