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    • Silver Sugar Duchess
      Silver Sugar Duchess Premium Member last edited by Silver Sugar Duchess

      I‘m quite suprised that no one has made a thread for this yet, so here I go~:

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      Name: Death‘s Daughter and the Ebony Blade
      Shinigami ni Sodaterareta Shoujo wa Shikkoku no Tsurugi wo Mune ni Idaku
      死神に育てられた少女は漆黒の剣を胸に抱く
      Author: Maito Ayamine
      Artist: Suiren Matsukaze
      Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Romance, Shounen
      Publisher: Media Works
      Year: 2019
      Volumes: 5 (Ongoing)
      Description: Olivia is just a baby when the mysterious Z finds her at a temple in the depths of the Forest of No Return. From that day on, the temple becomes her home and Z her family. Z, a god of death, educates her in the ways of the world, in combat, and in the long-forgotten arts of magic—right up until the day Z disappears. Olivia leaves the forest for the first time in search of Z with its ebony blade in hand. Out in the wider world, all is not well. A bitter war rages between the Asvelt Empire and the Kingdom of Fernest, and Fernest is losing badly. When Olivia shows up on Fernest’s doorstep with a sack of imperial heads looking to volunteer, the royal army happily welcomes her into its ranks. Thanks to Z’s training, she quickly proves herself as a ferocious warrior. In fact, she might be just what Fernest needs to turn the tide of the war...but will they accept her lack of people skills and disregard for discipline? And will she ever see Z again?

      My Opinion: Long before I got to know and read the novel, I already read the manga (or skimmed the raws). I like it even more than the novel, the art style is so pretty and expressive. It would be awesome if J-Novel Club would license it now after the novel.
      I don’t like buying manga in English, because they are really expensive (compared to German ones), so I would love to buy them as premium ebooks. Otherwise I won‘t have much of a choice and need to wait for the manga to get licensed in my country...
      Anyway, I can recommend it for anyone who reads the novel, it‘s a really good adaption.

      💖Always be yourself, unless you can be a unicorn - then be a unicorn!💖

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      • Crimson Wise
        Crimson Wise Premium Member last edited by

        Suggestion for JNC Heart

        So Olivia is a shoujo protagonist. However, I believe her heart has already been taken by cake, so there are no chances for other romantic interests to win.

        Quof got a break.
        WHAT'S THE STORY WITH THAT FREAKING BLACK DRAGON?!

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          Kotenmaru Premium Member @Crimson Wise last edited by

          @Crimson-Wise Yes, but a love interest can provide her with MORE cake.

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          • Lily Garden
            Lily Garden Member @Crimson Wise last edited by

            @Crimson-Wise well Ashton does make amazing sandwiches with mustard….

            “There’s always a story. It’s all stories, really. The sun coming up every day is a story. Everything’s got a story in it. Change the story, change the world.” ― Terry Pratchett, A Hat Full of Sky

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            • elkensteyin
              elkensteyin Premium Member @Silver Sugar Duchess last edited by elkensteyin

              @Silver-Sugar-Duchess nevermind my previous post - you're specifically requesting the manga

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              • GoldenMoonButterfly
                GoldenMoonButterfly last edited by

                I wonder why, but I think the manga is a lot better than the novel. I hope it get‘s licensed soon!

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                  Kotenmaru Premium Member @GoldenMoonButterfly last edited by

                  @GoldenMoonButterfly Sometimes that's the case. Oversummoned, Overpowered and Over It! is that way. It feels like the manga does a better job of showing the protagonist's indifference to those around him and makes his choices seem more in character. It also just does better at fleshing out those around him and building their relationships with him more.

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                    rosi last edited by

                    I don‘t really like the novel, but the manga is interesting to read.

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                    • LegitPancake
                      LegitPancake Premium Member last edited by

                      Was hoping this manga would have been announced at AX. Oh well maybe another time.

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                      • Crimson Wise
                        Crimson Wise Premium Member last edited by

                        In case someone missed it, licensed by JNC.

                        Licensed by J-Novel Club

                        Quof got a break.
                        WHAT'S THE STORY WITH THAT FREAKING BLACK DRAGON?!

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