Yasei no Last Boss ga Arawareta! - Ch. 57.1 - Retreat

[MangaDex]

 

[DaoFox]

goddess really has little patience huh?

 

[ciera]

Thank you for the scanlation

 

[UncleKaos]

i... feel disappointed. sigh. it is not a bad chapter but it feels alittle cheap.

 

[Reina4444]

i miss lufasu's comments on terra and luna like "normies should explode".
also, terra being compared to lufasu does sound a bit hypocritical, considering his understanding of the worlds machinations around him is rather thin and so far only includes wiping out his "enemies" assigned by the goddess, regardless the fact that the futility of this action was already explained to him.
fixing the issue the demonfolk he belongs to, that they are programmed to attack humanoids, is by far more important than that.
sei is a much better candidate for a hero than him in my opinion.

 

[pandacard]

i... feel disappointed. sigh. it is not a bad chapter but it feels alittle cheap.

I hardly even understand what's happening..

I just don't remember much of the recent story tbh

 

[Kanade0021]

New chapter!

 

[DirtEater21]

Thank you for the translation

 

[Alcion]

Gods that can only focus on one thing don't deserve the title, imo. They're just a more powerful being. Its like saying I'm a god because I can kill many ants.

 

[AAA1]

Gods that can only focus on one thing don't deserve the title, imo. They're just a more powerful being. Its like saying I'm a god because I can kill many ants.

don't worry. this is something normal in fiction so 'the god' can be properly beaten. the author might doesn't want to hurt himself much since that will take a lot of thinking in planning which is a lot of time.

in my opinion though, a level of god's power is never really interesting. it's just look like milking to me. one time reading is enough. if the limit was being broken once, they would add another limit and do that again repeatedly. this is what happened in dragon ball, marvel and dc comics. a complete waste of time. there is a market of this though. power scaler and death battle enjoyer really enjoy putting his mind to this. i do rather reread medaka box, one punchman, and my instant death ability is op.

putting my opinion aside, laying the limit of the peak of the power is important so this series can properly end. it's advisable to not put expectation before the author writing it off

 

[razorshaleh]

just it ? i need more

thank you for translation & update again after 2 months

 

[Shiden]

Gods that can only focus on one thing don't deserve the title, imo. They're just a more powerful being. Its like saying I'm a god because I can kill many ants.

There are lots of gods in modern and historical religions and mythology that lack omniscience.

And getting too picky about the details just turns into a game of "my sky daddy can beat up your sky daddy"

 

[Alcion]

There are lots of gods in modern and historical religions and mythology that lack omniscience.

And getting too picky about the details just turns into a game of "my sky daddy can beat up your sky daddy"

It doesn't even have to be true omniscience. Even a smart/skilled human can think or do more than one thing at a time, but each additional thing is exponentially harder to manage. In fact, I'd say I can personally pseudo focus on looking at two things at the same time, because I can focus my eyesight on one thing, but spend my mental focus on something in my peripheral vision. Its only pseudo though, since it actually makes both things I'm trying to look at look fuzzy. I found out I could do this when I played multi-ball dodgeball as a kid.

Anyways, I digress. My point is I'd accept even much fewer amount of split too. Kumoko from I'm a Spider could think of 4 things at once, and that already felt a lot more appropriate for ascending to godhood imo.

 

[CatLife]

this chapter feels like this

 

[fight2live]

what

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[theShear]

i miss lufasu's comments on terra and luna like "normies should explode".
also, terra being compared to lufasu does sound a bit hypocritical, considering his understanding of the worlds machinations around him is rather thin and so far only includes wiping out his "enemies" assigned by the goddess, regardless the fact that the futility of this action was already explained to him.
fixing the issue the demonfolk he belongs to, that they are programmed to attack humanoids, is by far more important than that.
sei is a much better candidate for a hero than him in my opinion.

It's not about understanding but the goal they want to achieve. Both in the end just want peace. Sei pretty much just got dragged along though he has the heart in the right place. Lufasa uses him as a Wild Card.
Of note a small detail Demonfolk aren't "programmed" to attacked Humans, they can actually just "not" but they are programmed to "die" if they don't fight. To fix hat they need to turn them from a spell to actual living beings and that is part of his goal and the reason he met with Lufasa anyway.

 

[Reina4444]

It's not about understanding but the goal they want to achieve. Both in the end just want peace. Sei pretty much just got dragged along though he has the heart in the right place. Lufasa uses him as a Wild Card.
Of note a small detail Demonfolk aren't "programmed" to attacked Humans, they can actually just "not" but they are programmed to "die" if they don't fight. To fix hat they need to turn them from a spell to actual living beings and that is part of his goal and the reason he met with Lufasa anyway.

lufasu and terra aren't comparable in the slightest. there is no one who got more dragged into things than the guy currently piloting lufasu's body, who is seeking a way back to earth. he wouldn't put up with hostilities for long and has wiped out multiple weaker enemies through the course of the story. he is not peaceful, he just avoids stronger enemies.
terra is a resident somewhat more native to the goddess' realm and wants to secure his faction as a more permanent part of the "ecosystem" that his species befalls like a parasite. there are close to vampires in that regard, but more prone to uncontrolled rampages and even more erratic behavior.
there hasn't been a single incident of a demonfolk character dying by being denied to fight, instead the majority openly displays quite a lot of pleasure from those engagements.
until more details of the worldbuilding get unraveled, i still conclude that overclocked aggression is part of their fundamental instincts.