Yusha ha Osorezu - Vol. 1 Ch. 1
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Tbh, I am curious of the whole opinion~
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I like that she chose to train for an indefinite amount of time years rather than taking the easy road by accepting a cheat power.
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Oh, I love this. The world building is so good, the MCs work ethic and ability to grow stronger, how much work was put into the characters, and seeding the misogyny inherent in the system just set up such a cool and epic tale. I cannot wait for more
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yeah this does look cool though i'd argue that even if mostly left to implication the fact that she got raped to death would warrant either a tag chance or a warning note if you'd ask me.
It was certainly something I had to take a stop and ready myself to continue reading over.
All in all though, I do like that the goddess just straight up says "yeah it just doesn't matter how strong you are, I need someone who'd actually execute on my will once I get that checked off I just make you the strongest person around, it's just that simple" and then in addition that the goddess went with timechamber training since Elizabeth didn't just want to be handed ultimate power like it's nothing.
It was certainly something I had to take a stop and ready myself to continue reading over.
All in all though, I do like that the goddess just straight up says "yeah it just doesn't matter how strong you are, I need someone who'd actually execute on my will once I get that checked off I just make you the strongest person around, it's just that simple" and then in addition that the goddess went with timechamber training since Elizabeth didn't just want to be handed ultimate power like it's nothing.
1. I don't trust the god(dess)(es) in this one. Not on bit. Point for honesty about giving out absolute power though, then again, because the squishy human has no say in it makes the whole "defeat Demon king" kinda suspicious.
2. The problem with "justice" is it usually comes after a shitshow already happened.
3. For the love of god, please no "I'm gay cuz THAT happened".
2. The problem with "justice" is it usually comes after a shitshow already happened.
3. For the love of god, please no "I'm gay cuz THAT happened".
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@Fmefw, I think this needs the Gore and Sexual Violence tags, as per the MangaDex Tag Guidelines:
- Gore: Detailed depictions of violence or physical trauma, including excessive blood or bodily harm. The content should be tagged if it involves graphic and extended scenes of violence, not just brief or stylized depictions.
- Sexual Violence: Depicts themes or scenes involving rape, sexual assault, or any other non-consensual sexual acts. Incidents that involve coercion or forced intimacy should be tagged here.
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It's satisfying to me that those shitty "hero candidates" were disqualified from the start with characters like that, seeing that the hero is chosen based on qualities of the heart/soul. Let's see how they get made to realize that by MC 
Im gonna be real, im disappointed that the dudes were all shitheads, i hoped that at least one was decent but alas... I hope to see the next chapter soon, this looks gooooooood
Also yeah the Godess is sus but i also think this is one of the few times a God has acted like a God, an existence which does not bother itself with the mortal affairs beyond its purpose
Also yeah the Godess is sus but i also think this is one of the few times a God has acted like a God, an existence which does not bother itself with the mortal affairs beyond its purpose
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Thank you! We'll update it as soon as possible (well... As soon as Fmefw can).
We didn't think about it at first mostly because almost all manga dbs didn't report it as gore but I guess you all pointing it out are right~
Sorry for the inconvenience >_<
Yeahhh... I would argue though that this Hero Training Institute system would naturally attract dudes with those kinds of personalities. So I'm hoping we'll see better guys at one point, who come from other backgrounds
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Retarded MC gangraped to death in the first chapter? Naw, I'm good, dawg.
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Thank you for all of your hard work in scanlating this work.
"If you don't have the strength to wield a longsword with one hand, then just use both of them"
Women are physically weaker than men. No amount of weight lifting will ever overcome this. I'm glad that the author addresses this natural handicap, and how Elizabeth compensates for it. She has the unique, self taught sword fighting style from her father. And she wields her sword in both hands. However, that still leaves her at a disadvantage. If a male swordsman is holding a long sword in both hands, he'll be able to swing it with more force than her. "A shield which never gets hit is unnecessary!" I'm glad they address this aspect. It sounds like her fighting style will focus on dodging attacks, instead of blocking. I appreciate that the author put this much thought into this.
The story addresses Elizabeth's disadvantage again later on: "Range, power, stamina. Physical traits far superior to what I, as a woman, have... Meanwhile men..." I like that the story is addressing this, instead of just giving Elizabeth magical strength, like so many other manga give female character, to overcome the gap.
Lionel defeating Elizabeth, due to brute strength. Lionel even acknowledged that she has better technique than him. The author is doing a good job of making Elizabeth's disadvantage realistic.
I like that Elizabeth's main rival has respect for her skills. And I like that he is currently more skilled than Elizabeth. He's a real rival for her to overcome. I'm also reading the manga "This is Screwed Up, but I was Reincarnated as a GIRL in Another World!" What annoys me about that manga, is how the author makes almost every male character seem silly or an idiot. It's a sign of a poor writer, if they have to constantly make almost everyone else incompetent, in order to make the main character look better. I'm glad the author for "The Brave Do Not Fear" seems to be avoiding that pitfall.
And then we come to the duel. The story at this point, takes a huge tonal shift. The guys that seemed normal previously, suddenly become cartoonishly evil. Before this point, the author stroke a balance between the real physical differences between men and women, and how they would disadvantage a female sword fighter. And the men were reasonable in how they treated Elizabeth. And then, out nowhere, two of them become mustache twirling villains that give villain speeches about how women should behave. I want the author to make the villains more believable than this. I'll let it slide for now, but we'll see where this heads.
At first, it seems like Beaubert's a good guy. He acknowledges that he'll never beat Elizabeth and gives her his assignment, so she still has a chance to become a hero. Humility, self sacrifice, and kindness. But that turns out to be a lie. Beaubert is just setting up Elizabeth to die. I like yuri. But I don't like it when authors create worlds where every single guy is bad in their world. Can't we get just one guy that isn't evil? You don't have to make all the men scum, to make the women look better. Give us a good male character. And give us an evil female character. Otherwise, the story becomes predictable. When you see a new male character, you'll know immediately that they will be bad.
I'm shocked that Elizabeth died. I was not expecting that severed head. Props to the author for having the balls to kill off the main character like that. Lesser authors would have had her miraculously kill 13 guys, with a broken arm and fever. I'm curious as to whether Elizabeth got sent back in time, or if she simply got resurrected with a new body. Very strong start to this series.
"If you don't have the strength to wield a longsword with one hand, then just use both of them"
Women are physically weaker than men. No amount of weight lifting will ever overcome this. I'm glad that the author addresses this natural handicap, and how Elizabeth compensates for it. She has the unique, self taught sword fighting style from her father. And she wields her sword in both hands. However, that still leaves her at a disadvantage. If a male swordsman is holding a long sword in both hands, he'll be able to swing it with more force than her. "A shield which never gets hit is unnecessary!" I'm glad they address this aspect. It sounds like her fighting style will focus on dodging attacks, instead of blocking. I appreciate that the author put this much thought into this.
The story addresses Elizabeth's disadvantage again later on: "Range, power, stamina. Physical traits far superior to what I, as a woman, have... Meanwhile men..." I like that the story is addressing this, instead of just giving Elizabeth magical strength, like so many other manga give female character, to overcome the gap.
Lionel defeating Elizabeth, due to brute strength. Lionel even acknowledged that she has better technique than him. The author is doing a good job of making Elizabeth's disadvantage realistic.
I like that Elizabeth's main rival has respect for her skills. And I like that he is currently more skilled than Elizabeth. He's a real rival for her to overcome. I'm also reading the manga "This is Screwed Up, but I was Reincarnated as a GIRL in Another World!" What annoys me about that manga, is how the author makes almost every male character seem silly or an idiot. It's a sign of a poor writer, if they have to constantly make almost everyone else incompetent, in order to make the main character look better. I'm glad the author for "The Brave Do Not Fear" seems to be avoiding that pitfall.
And then we come to the duel. The story at this point, takes a huge tonal shift. The guys that seemed normal previously, suddenly become cartoonishly evil. Before this point, the author stroke a balance between the real physical differences between men and women, and how they would disadvantage a female sword fighter. And the men were reasonable in how they treated Elizabeth. And then, out nowhere, two of them become mustache twirling villains that give villain speeches about how women should behave. I want the author to make the villains more believable than this. I'll let it slide for now, but we'll see where this heads.
At first, it seems like Beaubert's a good guy. He acknowledges that he'll never beat Elizabeth and gives her his assignment, so she still has a chance to become a hero. Humility, self sacrifice, and kindness. But that turns out to be a lie. Beaubert is just setting up Elizabeth to die. I like yuri. But I don't like it when authors create worlds where every single guy is bad in their world. Can't we get just one guy that isn't evil? You don't have to make all the men scum, to make the women look better. Give us a good male character. And give us an evil female character. Otherwise, the story becomes predictable. When you see a new male character, you'll know immediately that they will be bad.
I'm shocked that Elizabeth died. I was not expecting that severed head. Props to the author for having the balls to kill off the main character like that. Lesser authors would have had her miraculously kill 13 guys, with a broken arm and fever. I'm curious as to whether Elizabeth got sent back in time, or if she simply got resurrected with a new body. Very strong start to this series.
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