Have there been any updates?

Have there been any updates?

New raw chapter has been translated, just waiting on the typesetter.

While the phrase “I’ll make you happy!” Is open to many different interpretations; the phrase “Let me have my way with your body.” has pretty much never been said by anyone outside of a sexual situation. To that end, Serina is an idiot making a mess of poor Amelia

I hope this garbage prince doesn't go scot-free from what he did. What if Serina had been a second too late? And if it had been a few of his soldiers in the line of fire?

Poor Estelle still suffering from Serina's uselessness... :D

And Almelia is really taking good care of her, poor communication and jealousy aside.

Well, damn, that was quite a bad injury...

I hope this garbage prince doesn't go scot-free from what he did. What if Serina had been a second too late? And if it had been a few of his soldiers in the line of fire?

A bit too harsh on him there, aren't you? There was hardly time to look around too much in such a life and death situation with a dangerous monster like that.

4 chapters? Is this a christmas miracle?

From having seen the newest raw chapter that just released today: Garbage prince is too good of a word for him.

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Poor Estelle still suffering from Serina's uselessness... :D

And Almelia is really taking good care of her, poor communication and jealousy aside.

Well, damn, that was quite a bad injury...

I hope this garbage prince doesn't go scot-free from what he did. What if Serina had been a second too late? And if it had been a few of his soldiers in the line of fire?

A bit too harsh on him there, aren't you? There was hardly time to look around too much in such a life and death situation with a dangerous monster like that.

When you're the leader/supervisor of a group and your own rash actions lead to the severe injury of a subordinate, and not only that but a subordinate of your fiancee who is supposedly your equal...

You take responsability, because the blame for that pretty clearly lies on him and him alone.

When you're the leader/supervisor of a group and your own rash actions lead to the severe injury of a subordinate, and not only that but a subordinate of your fiancee who is supposedly your equal...

You take responsability, because the blame for that pretty clearly lies on him and him alone.

I mean, usually you really wouldn't expect to punch right trough the monster with your attack, and seeing how the alternative may as well have been them all being dead... And his fiancee herself admits she would have been able to handle this if she hadn't been distracted. Responsibility, sure. But garbage? Not in this situation.

When you're the leader/supervisor of a group and your own rash actions lead to the severe injury of a subordinate, and not only that but a subordinate of your fiancee who is supposedly your equal...

You take responsability, because the blame for that pretty clearly lies on him and him alone.

I mean, usually you really wouldn't expect to punch right trough the monster with your attack, and seeing how the alternative may as well have been them all being dead... And his fiancee herself admits she would have been able to handle this if she hadn't been distracted. Responsibility, sure. But garbage? Not in this situation.

He went wild there. The panel even showed the flashback of when he was "upstaged," as he yelled while firing his blast. A good hint to his thinking in that moment. He wanted to make up for his lost pride, taking a reckless opportunity to strike. She said the situation was mostly under control with his guards protecting him, saying they only needed to aim for its tail while she protected her maid. Instead, he fired a large blast through its body. That's what seemed to catch her off guard, as the only action she didn't predict.

He felt emasculated and lashed out with wild magic, nearly harming someone in the process. That is garbage in my book, especially considering his other actions. Her blaming herself afterwards is more of her own psychology. She even blamed herself for having made him feel bad before, which is nonsense. She's not in her right mind and not a reliable narrator by that point. A lot of self loathing there.

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This is going to be a bit of an odd question, but wasn't there a panel of the MC laughing, with her eyes closed, while holding her belly in one of the chapters? Am I thinking of a different manga?

She said the situation was mostly under control with his guards protecting him, saying they only needed to aim for its tail while she protected her maid. Instead, he fired a large blast through its body. That's what seemed to catch her off guard, as the only action she didn't predict.

The guards needed to take care of the tail, he needed to take care of the head.

She said the situation was mostly under control with his guards protecting him, saying they only needed to aim for its tail while she protected her maid. Instead, he fired a large blast through its body. That's what seemed to catch her off guard, as the only action she didn't predict.

The guards needed to take care of the tail, he needed to take care of the head.

Bruv, did we read the same chapter? The guard told him to run at page 21, and Almelia only said they needed to pay attention to both the cockatrice's heads.

Why are you defending a guy who's still butthurt over something that happened years ago?

The fact that he flashed back to being humiliated by Almelia before indicates that the intention of the writer was to show him doing something incredibly stupid because of his wounded ego. It's the equivalent of abruptly pulling out a gun and firing on someone in a crowded public space when there was no need to - even if we were to assume he thinks his guards are incompetent and were unable to handle the monster, he knows Almelia can handle the situation given that it's literally the entire reason he feels emasculated. It's nothing but reckless endangerment through an impulsive show of violence in service of his fragile masculinity.

Ergo, he's a petty little shithead with an inferiority complex, and Almelia is cute, cool, and did nothing wrong.

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As said before, I'm not saying he isn't responsible for the consequences of his actions, only that calling him "garbage" may be going too far in this situation.

As said before, I'm not saying he isn't responsible for the consequences of his actions, only that calling him "garbage" may be going too far in this situation.

But based on the other comments you made, that feeling seems to be coming from a misunderstanding of why he fired in the first place, and whether he needed to do anything at all.

Missing that, I think, misses an important aspect of his character that was communicated by this and the previous chapter. Whether we call that "garbage," or not is secondary at this point.

"He took a dangerous situation as an opportunity to pad his ego and unnecessarily, nearly killed two people in the process." If we can agree there, what should we call that? In my experience, we typically call people worse things for similar actions.

We'll see if he even takes responsibility for his actions, considering what this chapter and the previous took time to communicate to us about his character and what he's capable of doing to protect his fragile ego.

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It's very weird to be saying that this negative reaction is only for him being male when pride clearly is supposed to be a flaw of his part, one that's shared by Almelia herself, and that both must work through... But it was that resentment he kept that caused him to make that careless choice.
He messed up and seems to be the kind of asshole character that softens up later on, the rude treatment of Almelia and this situation happened because he couldn't reign in his pride.

Plus in chapter 10 he puts more importance on his pride and messes up yet again
I'm saying this as someone who draws fat male furries so I'd rather not have this reduced to hating men or whatever.

tbh he commited the crime of being a male character who don't like MC so people obviously gonna hate him

It's quite funny seeing all these responses and arguments, along with the content of the chapter itself, and still having it all boiled down to "he's just male, so you dislike him."

Plus in chapter 10 he puts more importance on his pride and messes up yet again

That sounds about right. I do wonder though, if he'll actually be better later on, like you suggest. He hasn't had a lot of redeeming qualities as of yet, though it's early; and they'll have to resolve her arranged marriage somehow. Guess we'll see.

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As said before, I'm not saying he isn't responsible for the consequences of his actions, only that calling him "garbage" may be going too far in this situation.

If someone, out of a misplaced sense of ego, pulled out a gun in a public area and shot at a criminal in a non-life threatening situation that's already under control by other parties to prove his masculinity, and in the process hit a bystander, what would you call that person then?

From having seen the newest raw chapter that just released today: Garbage prince is too good of a word for him.

could i know where you were able to check out the raws?

From having seen the newest raw chapter that just released today: Garbage prince is too good of a word for him.

could i know where you were able to check out the raws?

The mangadex page has a "read or buy" section with the link to the raw chapters at Ichijinsha.

As said before, I'm not saying he isn't responsible for the consequences of his actions, only that calling him "garbage" may be going too far in this situation.

If someone, out of a misplaced sense of ego, pulled out a gun in a public area and shot at a criminal in a non-life threatening situation that's already under control by other parties to prove his masculinity, and in the process hit a bystander, what would you call that person then?

Since his life was directly threatened by the monster and only the tail was under control, this really doesn't apply here, though. Perfectly normal reaction, especially for someone who has been training to fight such beasts for most of his life, even if he may have gone overboard with the amount of power used, but that is not something easily judged in such a situation even without his personal issues coming into play. I really don't like having to defend a character who so far has been shown less likeability than the fiancé from Run Away With Me, Girl, but I stand by my opinion that "garbage" is going too far.

From having seen the newest raw chapter that just released today: Garbage prince is too good of a word for him.

could i know where you were able to check out the raws?

The mangadex page has a "read or buy" section with the link to the raw chapters at Ichijinsha.

It's also here on Dynasty--on the homepage for this series.

luinthoron posted:

As said before, I'm not saying he isn't responsible for the consequences of his actions, only that calling him "garbage" may be going too far in this situation.

If someone, out of a misplaced sense of ego, pulled out a gun in a public area and shot at a criminal in a non-life threatening situation that's already under control by other parties to prove his masculinity, and in the process hit a bystander, what would you call that person then?

Since his life was directly threatened by the monster and only the tail was under control, this really doesn't apply here, though. Perfectly normal reaction, especially for someone who has been training to fight such beasts for most of his life, even if he may have gone overboard with the amount of power used, but that is not something easily judged in such a situation even without his personal issues coming into play. I really don't like having to defend a character who so far has been shown less likeability than the fiancé from Run Away With Me, Girl, but I stand by my opinion that "garbage" is going too far.

The tail was not the only part under control. Amalia said the tail was the main part his guards needed to focus on, but she felt they had the entire situation under control. He also didn't go overboard with the amount of power used, rather he was reckless in how he used his power and, thus, put everyone else in more danger. You will also note that everyone else was not randomly firing spells at the thing, including Amalia, which suggests the proper response—read: the one he should have been trained to use—was not that. As such, his years of training just makes his decision to be reckless even worse.

I'm withholding judgment on wether the guy is garbage or not depending on how he handles the situation afterwards, but either way he did recklessly endanger others with his actions. My mind goes to one of the first rules of gun safety: never point a firearm at anything you aren't okay destroying. Things like this are dangerous and accidents can happen, even if you're doing everything else right, so at the very least always keep it pointed away from things you don't want to harm. He didn't take the time to verify what was down range, and someone got hurt because of it