Tensei Dai Majo no Isekai Kurashi ~Kodai Roman-Fuu Kokka de Hajimeru Mahou Kenkyuu~ - Vol. 1 Ch. 2

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Magic teacher girl sure looks like a villainess... Is she in the wrong story or is there plot to be had?
 
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If there are other names in the series that is in the theme of celestial bodies like "Jupiter" then Zenith should be the actual translation since it is a term used in relation with celestial bodies.

It has a hidden meaning to the series as the MC would be at the highest point of magic as per the meaning of the word itself.

But you do you. Translation is still an art form after all. You can make some artistic changes.
 
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Republican Rome/Classic Greece are my favorite settings, medieval is overrated
If there are other names in the series that is in the theme of celestial bodies like "Jupiter" then Zenith should be the actual translation since it is a term used in relation with celestial bodies.

It has a hidden meaning to the series as the MC would be at the highest point of magic as per the meaning of the word itself.

But you do you. Translation is still an art form after all. You can make some artistic changes.
That's a pretty good point but I like how Zenii sounds
 
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Really dig the fact that we have an isekai that isn't set in your standard french/british inspired European setting.
It really is an indictment on the lack of originality of this particualr genre when simply moving the setting to a Greek/Roman/Middle Eastern European setting is enough to make this story feel quite fresh.

They really should try isekais in truly alien worlds, or inspired by games other than standard fantasy RPGs - imagine a isekai set in the DOOM franchise! :meguu:
 
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If you are wondering, yes, the Romans had apartments. They just were pretty crappy to live in.
 
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Why I got a feeling that this is the same guy as Emperor Tiberius...
Or is it that common of a name of the era?
 

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