Tsuihou Sareta Ossan Kajishi, Nazeka Densetsu no Daimyouko ni Naru ~Mukashi Omocha no Buki o Tsukutteageta Kodomotachi ga Zenin Eiyuu ni Natteita~ - …

[MangaDex]

 

[SilentWInd]

Amazing how idiots convince themselves in the most absurd ways.

 

[Dragonite69]

Thx for the update

 

[avefenixflames]

Every villain in this generic trope stories has the same origin...
"you are useless, you are expelled" "Everything started to go wrong once I expelled that guy" "I'll get my revenge"....

 

[MoneyLoss]

Thank you for the update and translation

 

[Quarnozian]

With how often this happens, I'm starting to believe that it's common in Japanese culture to exploit people with skills superior to yourself, and then after tossing them aside like garbage all future problems you cause shall continue to be blamed on them instead of accepting your own incompetance.

 

[nisashi13]

responsibility? what is that?

 

[monkey123]

It's MC's fault at every manga, I swear!

 

[Vincentius]

With how often this happens, I'm starting to believe that it's common in Japanese culture to exploit people with skills superior to yourself, and then after tossing them aside like garbage all future problems you cause shall continue to be blamed on them instead of accepting your own incompetance.

I hate to break it to you, mate, but that ain't unique to Japanese culture; that's just middle management in general.

 

[AnimeCruizer]

Haven't the Japanese had enough of writing Mangas where a character fires MC and blame MC when things go wrong?

 

[OrichalonHades]

With how often this happens, I'm starting to believe that it's common in Japanese culture to exploit people with skills superior to yourself, and then after tossing them aside like garbage all future problems you cause shall continue to be blamed on them instead of accepting your own incompetance.

Common in Japanese culture? Its pretty common in corporate world from where im from lmao
I've seen a middle manager taking credit for a project that was being handled by someone under them, it went tits up, then they throw the guy under the bus, that guy got fired, then got blamed for everything even after being fired.

And no, worker doesnt have that much power here where im from, all he can do was vent to social media and rally a bit of support, and im pretty sure they dont have the resources to sue the company.

This all happen to a guy in my company like 2 months ago lmao

 

[Jake1456]

the reason why he is the guild master is because he sucked up to the higher ups and has never even held a hammer before

 

[CountryMage]

With how often this happens, I'm starting to believe that it's common in Japanese culture to exploit people with skills superior to yourself, and then after tossing them aside like garbage all future problems you cause shall continue to be blamed on them instead of accepting your own incompetance.

We're talking about a country with an office culture so bad, that you can hire someone to be a stand-in for you to take a tongue lashing from a superior. Like how incompetent of a middle manager do you have to be, to not notice the person you've been chewing out for their shoddy work, isn't even an employee of yours?

Edit: It apparently isn't weird for the same person to be hired multiple times in the same office, taking a verbal beatdown for different people.

 

[Reydrago]

Common in Japanese culture? Its pretty common in corporate world from where im from lmao
I've seen a middle manager taking credit for a project that was being handled by someone under them, it went tits up, then they throw the guy under the bus, that guy got fired, then got blamed for everything even after being fired.

And no, worker doesnt have that much power here where im from, all he can do was vent to social media and rally a bit of support, and im pretty sure they dont have the resources to sue the company.

This all happen to a guy in my company like 2 months ago lmao

And no.... Even if you can pay the boss back in revenge, all that amount to just a funny story on Reddit like R/Maliciouscompilance or R/Nuclearrevenge if you want a terrible aftereffects

 

[lightingcloud]

Oh fuck no. Dropped.

 

[BanditHadron]

Amazing how idiots convince themselves in the most absurd ways.

Dunning-Kruger effect - the less competent you are, the more you overestimate yourself.

 

[BanditHadron]

Oh fuck no. Dropped.

This isn't an airport. Departures don't need to be announced.

 

[Wolvenworks]

Dude’s still stuck in denial lol. And he seriously think he can just glue back together a sword blade? He’s lucky the Queen isn’t there to personally witness the fuckup, because if i was the queen and i was there, i’d shaft him with the broken blade up his arse, or peg him to the wall with it.

 

[Kortez]

I can't even think of a way that this guy convinced himself that this was MC's fault. How the hell did he possibly do it?

 

[EobardThawne]

Can we just butcher any character like him?