Tensei Nanmin Shoujo wa Shimin-ken wo 0 Kara Mezashite Hatarakimasu - Vol. 1 Ch. 2

[MangaDex]

 

[undeed]

2 chapters in, isekai with no magic,
But it's tagged with "magic" tag
So is there going to be magic in here?
Becausee I kind of don't want it at this point

 

[Andigo]

I really liked the tone and this girl deserves citizenship ASAP, so I found the WN (NU). It is barely translated for years with over 300 chapters, ongoing.

At least that means the manga has a lot to work with.

 

[77BLc9JwJGpLVARkamJx]

Surprise innate magic power incoming? Or combined with the usual isekai knowledge brought over ?

 

[Don_Sal917]

so do we ever get a reason why her parents are such asshats?

 

[EchoGirl]

so do we ever get a reason why her parents are such asshats?

haven't skimmed this yet but pretty common trope of crappy parents, tho sometimes it seems 50/50 on them being bad vs doting

 

[rkkn]

I appreciate that this is different from the usual rehashed extremely unoriginal stuff.
...but... it seems like it was written by someone with a severe lack of intelligence. Maybe it's just a bad adaptation. It is not uncommon for adaptations to leave out important stuff that connects the story together and lets it flow and make sense.

 

[Kendrakirai]

Why are the others in the camp hating on her when the parents are shit? She's doing more work than half of the people there, it seems, and even after all that, they're lumping her in with her parents?

 

[sigo8]

Why are the others in the camp hating on her when the parents are shit? She's doing more work than half of the people there, it seems, and even after all that, they're lumping her in with her parents?

She is a minor, they can't exile her parents without also exiling her because that would be kidnapping. They aren't hating on her at all, they like her so much that they gave her parents second chance purely for her sake.

 

[Kendrakirai]

She is a minor, they can't exile her parents without also exiling her because that would be kidnapping. They aren't hating on her at all, they like her so much that they gave her parents second chance purely for her sake.

Except they then turned right around and started treating her like she was as much at fault as her parents. Bullshit japanese generational pride/shame. Your parents are amazing so you automatically are too! Your parents are shit so so are you. Seems to apply to the most direct blood relations, a generation up and down.