Re:Monster is getting an adaptation.

[Sleds]

it goes a bit too full retard when it comes to humans. he goes from an arogant king of his own nation, enemy of humanity to an adventure doing escort missions, saving random princesses in distress.

and he sends his minions to farm human controlled dungeons.

also theirs the whole thing about using aphros to justify the abuse of the human slaves instead of just abusing the slaves

It's been years since I read it, but he never said he was a king, he always said he the chief of a mercenary group, and the princess he escorted was his employee.

He send his minions farm dungeons to let them level up, they can't enter humans dungeon without the arrangment he made with the princess except in some few cities who accept all races.

The thing about using aphros, if I remember right, is to not inflict damage on the slaves to use them for a longer period of time, that also why he taught the goblins how to control their lust to do it without nearly killing their "partner".

 

[HungrySheep]

it goes a bit too full retard when it comes to humans. he goes from an arogant king of his own nation, enemy of humanity to an adventure doing escort missions, saving random princesses in distress.

and he sends his minions to farm human controlled dungeons.

also theirs the whole thing about using aphros to justify the abuse of the human slaves instead of just abusing the slaves

I honestly think it's funny how these types of series are successful overseas and then praised by a general audience here. If people wrote stuff like that and posted it on RR, the commenters would all write stuff to the effect of:

• This story makes absolutely no sense and the protagonist's actions have zero internal logic. 0/5 stars.
• Why didn't the protagonist just kill everyone instead? This makes absolutely no sense. 0/5 stars.
• I don't like how he saved people instead of dominating them hehe... 0/5 stars.
• A bit too edgy and there is zero literary value in this story. 0/5 stars.

The story would never take off. Sometimes, I feel like being an author in the East is easy mode.

 

[SailusGebel]

I honestly think it's funny how these types of series are successful overseas and then praised by a general audience here.

Praised?

 

[HungrySheep]

Praised?

By a large general audience, yes. I didn't mean on SH if that's how it came across.

 

[Voidiris]

I honestly think it's funny how these types of series are successful overseas and then praised by a general audience here. If people wrote stuff like that and posted it on RR, the commenters would all write stuff to the effect of:

• This story makes absolutely no sense and the protagonist's actions have zero internal logic. 0/5 stars.
• Why didn't the protagonist just kill everyone instead? This makes absolutely no sense. 0/5 stars.
• I don't like how he saved people instead of dominating them hehe... 0/5 stars.
• A bit too edgy and there is zero literary value in this story. 0/5 stars.

The story would never take off. Sometimes, I feel like being an author in the East is easy mode.

Made in Japan is when it comes to culture a extremely strong label.

 

[TsumiHokiro]

Made in Japan is when it comes to culture a extremely strong label.

Reminded me of: Welcome to NHK...