TS Eiseihei-san no Senjou Nikki - Ch. 6

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I want to read this manga but I always check the comments to see if the crazy guy dies, and who knows maybe someone worse will replace him but I just don't have the patience to deal with selfishness even in fiction, makes me feel too angry lol
 
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Still about 43 times less painful than real war btw. The author just can't stop testing my suspension of disbelief with the small things like an officer beating his own unit member to a bloody mess (to teach her how to angle a fucking shield btw lol, which would have done nothing against an explosive charge because she was trying to contain it not deflect it) with zero repercussions, dragging out a half dead soldier and also pointing weaponry at your own allies. Pretty sure this would lead to a quick court martial in any military irl. Maybe I'd understand if there was more context to the world of this story, but so far its just weird.
The Imperial Japanese Army used this as a common punishment, actually. Officers would beat their subordinates all the time, to the point it kinda disseminated to the grunt troops.

Which, honestly, fits considering the in-story time frame.
 
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Nice to see that the isekai plotline (and even the genderswap) one seems to have been dropped entirely.
 
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Welp, commander won't make it out of the war huh. I know he has good intentions but dang he's hateable.
 
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The Imperial Japanese Army used this as a common punishment, actually. Officers would beat their subordinates all the time, to the point it kinda disseminated to the grunt troops.

Which, honestly, fits considering the in-story time frame.
Yeah, this seems to around World War 1 Style? Or the time War went from really ugly to utterly disgusting.
 
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The Commander is 1 of around 5 Top Tier Hero Character of the country the MC is in btw. They're not gonna kill him. If they even can if he doesn't decide to run away it took him willingly dying to die in the WN. Because they are literally the backbone of why they are even surviving the war.
He's also like this because his former commander did the same thing with his group too. So yeah....
To everyone saying stuff about the genderbender and the Isekai not mattering. As someone who recently read the WN.
Her past will eventually matter a loooot. It really helped her out eventually. The genderbender somewhat mattered to create the perfect scene that I can't wait to see in the manga btw. But it's gonna take a while.

Also this story as you all probably expect now is gonna have a lot of deaths. She's not gonna be strong for a very very long while. But once she gets going oh yeah. She's gonna put to good use all the good shit she learns from all the dead people that lives on in her memories. To create the perfect war machine. While still not being the most scary character lol. I can't wait until you all see the Super Tactician on the enemy side and the Evil Super Lelouch who just wants to see everything burn on her country's side when he eventually gets put in charge.
 
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And another LN specific note about the difference between Commander and Tanya, she actually has empathy for her fellow troops. She goes as far as willingly embracing Being X's power for a whole mission to destroy a docked battleship all because a few of her subordinates died. This flies in the face of every other volume before where she calls the power an evil, corrupting force that brainwashes her into loving God. It had been at least 6 volumes or so since the last time she even used the power, but her desire for retribution for her comrades outweighs her hatred of God.

Side-side note: Where the hell is season 2 of the anime? It's been announced for several years now and not a peep about the release.
I would like to see how they handle the Russia arc since they killed off Mary Sue earlier in the movie and Sue plays a huge role in the Russia arc from the England side in the LN. She is supposed to be the Joan of Arc of the alternate universe and reclaim France.
I don't want to go too far off topic, but I'll just note that I don't think that Tanya has empathy. I know the scene that you're talking about, and at the time thought that it was a sign of empathy. But it could always be read in two ways - with the other way being that she just was angry about the loss of human resources. Based on the following novels, I think that was the case -- she doesn't have empathy. (Essentially, Tanya is a non-malevolent sociopath.) As for her use of the T95, I don't think that was an exceptional case -- rather she has always used it -- but only when she really needed its fire power. (I.e. she only uses it for something like 1% - 5% of combat time.)

But again, OT, so I'll leave it at that.
 
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It's interesting how there's not a lot of people who seems to know about this series while it also has one of the higher rates of engagement I see on MD (at least when it comes to these smaller works)
 
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This is really good. Still don't know why this is an isekai.
If the author does nothing else, then it is basically a statement that real war is nothing like FPS games(since MC was a top FPS player). It is a means to contrast our peaceful modern society with the horrors of war. Or maybe it is meant to subvert the hero/cheat skill/slow life isekai tropes.

The MC is more deeply shocked by the harsh reality, than she might be if it wasn't an isekai.

But in terms of characterization plot and the rest, the author hasn't really done anything. Even the original novel, didn't do much more at this point.

But yeah, thus far it being an Isekai doesn't change the story. Touri could just be a village girl and it would be the same.


But the foundation is there for it to be more impactful later on if the author utilizes it.
 
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In any other context, Garback's brutal punishments would have been unacceptable, but when disobeying orders meant risking hundreds of countrymen dying, getting beat up doesn't seem too severe. Garback doesn't have the luxury to slowly show the consequences of his subordinates' actions against his better judgement and of his superiors.
During the 1st world war many commander died by their own men for less than this. You NEVER EVER antagonize the dude that you are fighting with, it's literaly the same as killing yourself. And beating the healer because she tried to save her friend from a grenade?
Yeah no, this dude would not survive a single day after this.
 
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You can be a complete arsehole, but even with all his spouting, he is really lowering the efficiency of his men using excessive violence. He is not a commanding material.

And using the greatest amount of violence on a young kid of all things? And it is the bloody medic?

Yeah no, he is complete trash. He is good at fighting. He is not good at anything else.

He should never be someone that holds a commanding position. He is as incompetent as they can get in that field whilst still being competent soldier.

If our protagonist was more malicious in nature, she would gradually wait for a chance when he gets critically hurt and look him in the eyes and tell him she would treat him like he treated her, like trash.
 
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During the 1st world war many commander died by their own men for less than this. You NEVER EVER antagonize the dude that you are fighting with, it's literaly the same as killing yourself. And beating the healer because she tried to save her friend from a grenade?
Yeah no, this dude would not survive a single day after this.
You are basically trying to stab the devil in the back knowing he can fucking cut bullets with his sword and is one of the top 5 strongest fighters of your entire country and keeps surviving bouts with death every day despite leading from the front, being always the first to go and last to retreat while his soldiers that are basically following him are croaking left and right sometimes in a matter of days after they are being asigned.

Even if everyone under his comand atacked him they would end as corpses in a matter of minutes, they might not like his ways but acting against him is suicide and they know it

To compare Garback to a normal soldier is like saying that a Space Marine is just a bit bigger than a normal human wearing tin can armor

You can be a complete arsehole, but even with all his spouting, he is really lowering the efficiency of his men using excessive violence. He is not a commanding material.

And using the greatest amount of violence on a young kid of all things? And it is the bloody medic?

Yeah no, he is complete trash. He is good at fighting. He is not good at anything else.

He should never be someone that holds a commanding position. He is as incompetent as they can get in that field whilst still being competent soldier.

If our protagonist was more malicious in nature, she would gradually wait for a chance when he gets critically hurt and look him in the eyes and tell him she would treat him like he treated her, like trash.
I agree that his teaching methods are wrong, but hes in universe acknowledged that while hes a great assault commander he would be a poor general, something that has hindered him at climbing ranks, but doesnt get bothered by it.

Remember despite his losses he actually gets shit done compared to other squads that also have losses and barely do anything too risky something that happened for example when Garback was forced to retreat because his allies didnt follow and they lost the gained ground as a consecuence

About the child issue, in the setting for good or ill shes just another soldier as as we saw the enemy considers her one as such as well not caring for her age nor gender

The protagonist have an inusual good common sense for a MC, so she would never try to goat in front of someone who would atempt the last laugh and probably had very good chances of suceed even on the verge of death. As much as a jerk Garback is his teachings will help her to keep herself alive
 
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You are basically trying to stab the devil in the back knowing he can fucking cut bullets with his sword and is one of the top 5 strongest fighters of your entire country and keeps surviving bouts with death every day despite leading from the front, being always the first to go and last to retreat while his soldiers that are basically following him are croaking left and right sometimes in a matter of days after they are being asigned.

Even if everyone under his comand atacked him they would end as corpses in a matter of minutes, they might not like his ways but acting against him is suicide and they know it

To compare Garback to a normal soldier is like saying that a Space Marine is just a bit bigger than a normal human wearing tin can armor
The Space Marine is actualy a good analogy, as there have been case of Space Marine being killed by traitor.

They dont need to be upfront to kill him, they can just help the enemy taking him down, using a grenade when he sleep, straight out poisoning him (it's easy to find things to poison someone on a frontline).
Sure it would be dangerous, but in this kind of war you know that if you follow such a dude you will die, you will be thrown away like a trash.
When this happen many men dont care about the possible failure, they take their chance because in the end if they succeed, they have a chance to see the end of the war.
 
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That shithead Garback deserves to die horribly. He keeps getting his own men killed and wounded for really stupid reasons.
 
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The Imperial Japanese Army used this as a common punishment, actually. Officers would beat their subordinates all the time, to the point it kinda disseminated to the grunt troops.

Which, honestly, fits considering the in-story time frame.
Yeah, I get some IJA romanticism vibes off of this character, like it is very well documented that soldiers perform VASTLY better when they arn't abused by their direct superior. I know the author's plot has built a setting around justifying this and its such a mixed bag. The IJA did develop unit loyalty in its own way and what we see in this story is some weird hybrid of the European and Japanese abuses, which just confuses me. xD
Like, beating and starving your soldiers just before/after assaults seems so counter productive; however, characters then heal by the next scene...
 

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