Tsuihousareru Tabi ni Skill o Te ni Ireta Ore ga, 100 no Isekai de 2-shuume Musou - Vol. 2 Ch. 6.2 - Promise 2

[SupremeDoc]

hmmm ig im a little disappointed by the direction the author took. i def didnt see it coming and was completely wrong about what theyd do based on the last chapter. but ig itd be pretty boring to revisit worlds and make them great again after having gone to ruin.

 

[SupremeDoc]

The prologue is over. Now this seems like the start of a potentially interesting Isekai.

maybe. the author will need to do a really good job so every world doesnt become stale. and keep it interesting now that the MC is invincible

 

[DTJames]

Does that mean he kept his powers?

 

[SuplexSensei]

"That future is nice and all, but such a memory is bound to weigh him down along the way - in his travels and in all his life after avoiding that ending. I just hope he finds someone he can confide with, in such a mental burden, lest he will break down soon enough."

...well, that's just an assertion from how someone might act with the knowledge of a future he wishes to avoid. Think of Undertale's resets, and the fact that only you alone can fully know and believe it.

 

[dementati]

 

[Dicrel]

I like this. Even though he's going to repeat the 100 worlds, he'll be changing things up to the point of exile and beyond to a true happy ending.

 

[frubam]

Maybe I'm missing something but the premise doesn't make sense to me. Why go to the trouble of having the MC be exiled from 100 groups only to send him back to check on progress and force him to redo it all? Why not just have him assist in saving those worlds the first time around?

I don't think that was the intent. The god probably just wanted Ed to see how his actions(or lack thereof) affected any 1 world he went to. He was given a 1-time key, which he could have returned to his original world and went home. The god didn't force him to do anything; Ed chose to visit that world, but he could have just went home.

Besides that, the god could be whimsical as f. I'm assuming thats why he said he "won" when his memories/skills were sent back in time. The god's setup(leaving the world if exiled) might be for the god's own amusement, and could care less about those worlds.