Tensei Nanmin Shoujo wa Shimin-ken wo 0 Kara Mezashite Hatarakimasu - Vol. 2 Ch. 11

[MangaDex]

 

[TripolarFandom26]

This might be the last chapter from the manga and it may of got Axed. The stuff after page 25 is stuff from the volume with everything else beforehand came from the chapter that came out a few months ago. Checking the artist socials, it seems that they're not working on the manga anymore and is doing other stuff

 

[UdenEmpati]

Well, if it isn't being continued, it was cute while it lasted.

Thank you for the TL work up to this point.

 

[cryum]

My only criticism is that one handed swords are not really all that great for beginner weapons, especially with very short animals that are outside the optimal striking angle. At that point, just get some cheap spears and bows.

 

[xdsagecat]

Thanks TL

 

[ARealCoolGuy]

I was going to say, this feels very last chapter-ish, so I guess that's the case. A cute read - but feels empty and pointless if it ends here; I mean, what really happened? She made some money... and decided she wanted to do more adventuring?...
So this is only worth reading if you just want to have a short, light and breezy, low calorie, time waster comic... and even then, I'm sure there are better alternatives than this.

Regardless, if this is the last chapter, thanks for the translations, it was enjoyable for what it was.
Hugs and Kisses, mwah!

 

[Hcoregamer]

This might be the last chapter from the manga and it may of got Axed. The stuff after page 25 is stuff from the volume with everything else beforehand came from the chapter that came out a few months ago. Checking the artist socials, it seems that they're not working on the manga anymore and is doing other stuff

Of course it got axed, so many good manga gets axed.

I guess since it wasn’t a self insert power fantasy isekai it just didn’t connect with a market that reliably bought manga.

 

[pandatime]

This might be the last chapter from the manga and it may of got Axed. The stuff after page 25 is stuff from the volume with everything else beforehand came from the chapter that came out a few months ago. Checking the artist socials, it seems that they're not working on the manga anymore and is doing other stuff

damn..
and here i was just tinking yep shes cute as always and now this
disaster....

 

[Kireato]

Aw, that's too bad. I assume the novel continues though.

 

[ajiandra15]

Damn, here's i thought it will be monthly heartwarming manga. Thanks for TL-ing

 

[CoolOtamegane]

This might be the last chapter from the manga and it may of got Axed. The stuff after page 25 is stuff from the volume with everything else beforehand came from the chapter that came out a few months ago. Checking the artist socials, it seems that they're not working on the manga anymore and is doing other stuff

Japan and their BRAINDEAD Mentality
.
I always pray and cursing everyday for 2 years straight, RENT A TRASH will get axed, But now It spans 400+ chapters and still ongoing
and many Great Underrated manga being Axed monthly basis..
and I had enough.... This is sometimes I switch to Manhwa focus from last year
Japan greatly disappointed me

 

[llde]

someone should restart the novel TL plz

 

[RedArowana]

This might be the last chapter from the manga and it may of got Axed. The stuff after page 25 is stuff from the volume with everything else beforehand came from the chapter that came out a few months ago. Checking the artist socials, it seems that they're not working on the manga anymore and is doing other stuff

Maaaan. And I just picked up this manga today thinking it was a weekly. Fun ride tho

 

[randalthor20001]

Damn, here's i thought it will be monthly heartwarming manga. Thanks for TL-ing

My problem with most light novels, is that barely describe anything. What does the town look like; each room the character is in; what do the characters look like; facial features; clothing; expressions; body language. Extremely few light novels describe any of that; or only scratch the surface. Most light novels are just the main characters thoughts and disembodied voices talking to each other. "But oh, that's all okay because we'll give you a drawing of a single scene maybe five or six times throughout the novel. Never mind all the scenes that didn't get drawings of them." So the reader is forced to imagine what places and characters look like, with no details from the light novel. You can see evidence of this in the light novel author's note in this chapter, where he praises the manga artist for depicting things he didn't think to write about.

There are so many light novels with fantastic concepts and characters, that never give them the depth and detail they need to flesh things out. Their short format doesn't give them the time to do that. If they did spend the short page count on those details, the story would barely advance, and most young readers would get bored. So they focus on speed of things happening. I was fine with this style for awhile, but I've grown bored of it. I want detail. I'm guessing that doesn't exist in light novels. Do Japanese regular length fantasy novels with lots of rich detail even exist? I remember a few years ago, I looked into trying to find regular Japanese fiction novels translated into English, and was severely disappointed in the small selection. There were so many short story compilations and poetry. It's fine if that's what you're into, but where is the meat? It either doesn't exist. Or more likely, it's never going to get translated. The more detailed a novel is in it's descriptions, the more likely it is to use harder to translate words. And the sheer larger quantity of total words to translate. There probably just isn't the market for a company to translate. And no one is going to casually fan translate a long and difficult novel for free and fun, like they do for light novels and manga. If these long fantasy novels exist in Japan, I'm basically going to need to learn Japanese.

 

[Kazuma2123]

My problem with most light novels, is that barely describe anything. What does the town look like; each room the character is in; what do the characters look like; facial features; clothing; expressions; body language. Extremely few light novels describe any of that; or only scratch the surface. Most light novels are just the main characters thoughts and disembodied voices talking to each other. "But oh, that's all okay because we'll give you a drawing of a single scene maybe five or six times throughout the novel. Never mind all the scenes that didn't get drawings of them." So the reader is forced to imagine what places and characters look like, with no details from the light novel. You can see evidence of this in the light novel author's note in this chapter, where he praises the manga artist for depicting things he didn't think to write about.

There are so many light novels with fantastic concepts and characters, that never give them the depth and detail they need to flesh things out. Their short format doesn't give them the time to do that. If they did spend the short page count on those details, the story would barely advance, and most young readers would get bored. So they focus on speed of things happening. I was fine with this style for awhile, but I've grown bored of it. I want detail. I'm guessing that doesn't exist in light novels. Do Japanese regular length fantasy novels with lots of rich detail even exist? I remember a few years ago, I looked into trying to find regular Japanese fiction novels translated into English, and was severely disappointed in the small selection. There were so many short story compilations and poetry. It's fine if that's what you're into, but where is the meat? It either doesn't exist. Or more likely, it's never going to get translated. The more detailed a novel is in it's descriptions, the more likely it is to use harder to translate words. And the sheer larger quantity of total words to translate. There probably just isn't the market for a company to translate. And no one is going to casually fan translate a long and difficult novel for free and fun, like they do for light novels and manga. If these long fantasy novels exist in Japan, I'm basically going to need to learn Japanese.

I know man what your struggles, even I really found many hidden gem on jp light novel or web novel, most of them only go like in 10th to 50th rank on their web, and because of that the author often no motivation after their peak time.

And there even story/novel that like maple/ I don't like hurt so I max my defense, which I really like but now the author never updated again.

For context the novel I said on top, just think of game ACE COMBAT ZERO or the same series but maple version that it, the author even write the dogfight on it,

Even as amazing as that no published as manga or animated at all, it was the same time when maple came out and it's on peak too but no one speak of it even on jp community only little of it

Yeah jp people too brain dead and too many focus on there drama and don't really like change for their anime culture

 

[NaN_]

I don't believe you guys. It says on the stat Publication: Ongoing with the green dot.
I refuse to believe...

 

[ponta666]

This might be the last chapter from the manga and it may of got Axed. The stuff after page 25 is stuff from the volume with everything else beforehand came from the chapter that came out a few months ago. Checking the artist socials, it seems that they're not working on the manga anymore and is doing other stuff

It's such a good and unique story and I was looking forward to her coming adventure 😭 meanwhile those cheap copycat manga with fan service keep going to hundreds of chapters 🥲

 

[lenovoaxioo]

NOOOOOO! you are not! you haven't even leard the basic.
With that stance, even with body strengthning.
It would only take one leg swap to pin you down.

 

[3leaves2]

Thanks for the ride!

For everyone else, I came here from a tip while reading I Saved Myself With Potions that's just started out, if you're looking for something kind of similar.