Yajin Tensei: Karate Survivor in Another World - Vol. 6 Ch. 33 - Discovery of the First Villager

[Owyn]

inb4: - another village of cannibals murdering every traveler cliche

 

[Torappu]

In this context, he's talking about texture because his food has become softer and more tender now that he can stew his food with the pot unlike before where he had to eat drier and tougher foods.

 

[Silluin]

Thank you for the chapter!

 

[MontDilanus1343]

I would have localized "uruotta" as maybe "comestible".

Or possibly "diet has softened". As a more direct implication of masticability, tooth maintenance, and caries (cavities).

 

[abconline]

his skill is karate, he can only activate it when he uses karate, if he uses the knife he doesn't get enhanced

also maybe translate it as food have more moisture lol

 

[0takuDragonSlayer]

Honestly it kinda was, if he let that guy live he'd get info back to the persuers so it was a damned if he did damned if he didn't. Yajin started the fight but wasn't it against a corrupt person?

Mind you the stuff man had has helped Yajin greatly too so I like how MC is so conflicted himself over it. I'm assuming the daughter will come into the series later in some way.

Yeah, I really don’t think killing them was all that morally reprehensible. They decided to go after a wanted criminal and then faced the consequences that come with the inherent risks. If he didn’t kill that guy dude would’ve 100% snitched. MC already killed his accomplices, no way he’s gonna let that slide

 

[FriskTemmie]

you know, the earlier chapters with the shitty translation and this uh... unique artstyle dissuaded me from the lore. Now that I can actually understand the words and the pace is a little slower, this manga is actually pretty solid. It's rare to see isekais take the weight of a death seriously. Most people aren't murder-hobos OR saints.
He's the embodiment of an average human, mentally-wise. We as species aren't inherently evil or inherently good. We are gray. This should be a given, but I'm not saying there aren't good humans or bad humans, I'm just saying that most people aren't that good or that evil. And ofc, even the mostly good people carry a bit of evil and vice-versa. As horrible and disgusting as even saying this is, even Hitler brought good to the evil - but then again, we should focus on the evil he did, as to warn people to not fall for the lies of politicians and whatnot. Anyway, I got distracted. I think this manga incorporates the modern human really well, and it recognizes that the MC is considered to be "wild", which explains why he could adapt rather easily to living in a less developed world, but still suffers from killing other people. Solid 8/10 so far.