Yamiochi Last Boss Reijou no Osananajimi ni Tensei Shita. Ore ga Shindara Bad End Kakutei nanode Saikyou ni Natta kedo, Mou Yamiochi "Yandere-ka" Shi…

[Kaito57]

I’m calling Fraud on the Yandere premise : a real one would have used a way more deadly spell !!

EDIT : My bad, someone made me realise it was MC spell. Carry on.

 

[UdenEmpati]

I’m calling Fraud on the Yandere premise : a real one would have used a way more deadly spell !!

She didn't cast the sleep spell, the MC did

(You can tell because of the gloved hand in that panel; MC has white gloves with seams in the fingers; yandere princess has black gloves on as part of her outfit.)

 

[Saybah]

Maybe the brat can hope someone will isekai reincarnate into him as new title "I reincarnate into an asshole lover target who got exiled due to his rude behavior but I'm gonna change into a decent man" drop.

 

[DARKWINGS_XD]

nice chapter , thx for translating

 

[Valome]

WHY DO I KEEP SEEING KRONII

 

[Haxens]

To whomever is writing this: Take care of yourself but hurry up with the chapters. Got a gem with this series, please do not let it go to waste

 

[ARealCoolGuy]

So throwing a single punch will get you exiled. I'm expecting these kinds of consistent punishments going forward.

 

[Sheza]

@Shrimperor
@UdenEmpati
@Baelgun
@Justking14

Since magic is involved, it could just as easily be that there is some environmental anomaly that either accelerates their growth or that increases the duration of their planet loop around their sun.

Age is just an arbitrary number that we have placed a value on. So this being a different planet then our own, there are any number of explanations that could explain why the 10 y/o children in the scenes look like they are in their mid to late teens.

edit: ooops nevermind, i cant read kek

 

[Reikou]

I feel like the males are a bit same facey

 

[UdenEmpati]

@Shrimperor
@UdenEmpati
@Baelgun
@Justking14

Since magic is involved, it could just as easily be that there is some environmental anomaly that either accelerates their growth or that increases the duration of their planet loop around their sun.

Age is just an arbitrary number that we have placed a value on. So this being a different planet then our own, there are any number of explanations that could explain why the 10 y/o children in the scenes look like they are in their mid to late teens.

I'll just say the same thing I said before: The author needs to show their work and justify it.

Because doing nothing whatsoever leaves the reader using reality as a reference point, and that invites the issues being voiced since the first chapters.

 

[Memnon]

I mean, it’s still set in a mostly medieval world, right? Not to say I’m a huge fan of it either, but that’s not entirely inaccurate for that time period, at least unless I’ve been completely misunderstanding that time period my whole life. Kids were expected to grow up fast back then, life just wasn’t as long for most people, so you sorta have to compress how we consider age now into a smaller space. Grow up faster, grow old faster, and then die as an ancient-looking wrinkly old prune person at the age of sixty.

Or, again, I’ve just completely misremembered medieval life expectancies and I’m talking out my ass, idunno. Here’s hoping it’s not that one, I guess.

This whole debate has a lot of misconceptions thrown around by people. In fact, his argument has been disproved for over 50 years. There was the idea that only the Early Modern world (for those unaware, Early Modern means from around fall of Constantinople to French Revolution) invented childhood and adolescence, first put forth by Philippe Ariès, a French historian of the family and children, in Centuries of Childhood (1960). But its conclusions and his methods have been heavily and rightly criticized.

According to medieval medical and moral treatises, the stages of childhood began with infancy, which lasted until 2 years of age. Those aged from 2 to 7 were considered to be in a higher stage of infancy. It was only at age 7 that childhood actually began. At this point children could be educated or apprenticed in a trade, but that did not make them adults. Higher childhood extended from age 12 to 21, and until the age of 21 the child remained under the guardianship of its parents or some other authority. Therefore, real responsibilities, adult responsibilities were not undertaken until age 21. Members of the clergy, for example, could not take vows until they had reached 21. The same is true for marriage, which was not undertaken at age 13 (John Hajnal, for example, have proven something known as the Western European Marriage Pattern using statistical analysis of Church registers, showing that in Western Europe prior to the modern era, on average women married at about age 23 and men at 26, and marrying at 21 required parental consent).

And you might say "well, this world is clearly modeled on the Early Modern period, looking more 18th century than medieval", and while that is true, it wasn't much different even then. The Bibliotheca Scholastica (1589) for example offers seven stages of age, explaining each as follows, offering suggested ages for each:

• Infancy, or the age untill seven yeares.
• Childhood or the age from seven to fourteene.
• Youth, or the age from fourteene, to twenty eight.
• Manhood, or the age from twentie eight to fiftie.
• The age from fifty to seventy An elderly man, or one of that age.
• Senior. The age from seventy to death. Extreame oulde age, or the ende of this age.

So yeah, I don't know about non Western European societies (I suspect it is similar), but there was rarely a time where a 10 year old would be considered "near adult" and thus subject to exile for an offense instead of like, putting him on his father's knee and caning him.

 

[Kaito57]

She didn't cast the sleep spell, the MC did

(You can tell because of the gloved hand in that panel; MC has white gloves with seams in the fingers; yandere princess has black gloves on as part of her outfit.)

... Oh, shit ! You're right ! My bad, people !!

 

[UdenEmpati]

... Oh, shit ! You're right ! My bad, people !!

No worries, it's not made immediately clear, and I had to go back and look twice to confirm

 

[Arkuses]

Man for a moment I thought bro was reasonable for once but nope
He's even worse
He fucking jumped him after explaining a really good reason to not hit the birthday girl who outranks you even the servant.
But nope not only did he ignore that warning... He ambushed him like a coward

 

[beThereShortly]

I like these kind of manga because compared to this dense idiot, even a fucking looser like me is a don Juan capable of reading the heart of women like an open book.
It does wonders for the self-esteem!

 

[entity_101]

The more I read this manga, the more I feel like that Arcs is gonna be killed and brought back to life by Eleanore at some point. Mostly because in the only colored page we have, he's shown with a dark brown hair, while in the black-white pages he's shown with white hair, usually meant for light color hairs, like blonde hair.

I might be wrong though.

 

[Miskatonic81]

The more I read this manga, the more I feel like that Arcs is gonna be killed and brought back to life by Eleanore at some point. Mostly because in the only colored page we have, he's shown with a dark brown hair, while in the black-white pages he's shown with white hair, usually meant for light color hairs, like blonde hair.

I might be wrong though.

Sometimes brown hair is portrayed with a light tone like blonde. It's tripped me up in other manga like Kimi no Iru Machi, characters I thought were blonde for years were actually brown hair.

 

[Justking14]

Dude, people of the past weren't idiots. At no point in history was a 10yo considered an adult anywhere in any major civilization. Bare minimum has pretty much always been "going through puberty." Most places put adulthood between 13-20, with I believe 15 or 16 being the most common. Beyond that, there were often rites and traditions involved in adulthood that prepubescent children never participated in outside of outstanding circumstances. "Working" and "being an adult" have only been closely linked in relatively modern times.

nobody ever said they were full adults who could get married or run for office, just that they were, “more of an adult”, as in they were held to a higher standard than children of today.