Deathbound Duke’s Daughter and Seven Nobles

Alternative name: Shini Yasui Kōshaku Reijō to Shichi-nin no Kikōshi

Author: 瀬尾照 / Terasu Senoo  (twitter: senooterasu)

Illustrator: 六七質 / Munashichi

Raw: here

Manga: link

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[book 1] [book 2]

On one spring evening when I was eight years old, I, Erica, Duke of Aurelia’s daughter, realized something.

Huh, I have reincarnated into a fantasy world, haven’t I?

Moreover, it was the romance-fantasy girl game that had the reputation of being bloody, 『Liber Monstrorum ~Phantom Beasts and the Winter Princess~』

The face reflected in the mirror was that of the villainess character of that game.

After repeatedly harassing many characters, including the heroine, she would die without exception, signaling the beginning of an event called the bizarre incident. She was a villain who deserved to get the consequences!

—I absolutely don’t want a destiny like that, though?

No, since I have remembered the memory of my previous life, I will make sure that kind of thing does not happen.

In my previous life, I was harassed immensely by an irrationally angry yandere man who thought I was in love with him.

My cause of death, too, was from being stabbed by another yandere man who I only had talked with a few times…

Now that I have become the haughty villainess Erica, I shouldn’t encounter more misunderstandings like with the previous life’s yandere men anymore, right…?

In that case, it will be fine as long as I deal with the death flags that I may have raised myself.

All right! First of all, before the bizarre incident begins at the Magic Academy, I will strike down the death flags accordingly!!

—Or so I thought, but it seems that I am about to die.

Eeh, how did this happen—!?

[Spanish Translation] [Vietnamese Translation] [Indonesian Translation]

Character Page

Glossary

Spells/Wands Glossary

[Table of Content]

(click on the arc to see the contents)

Prologue

Erica Aurelia, the Villainous Lady

Arc 1: Erica Aurelia and the Ruins of Visitor [ch 1-18]

Chapter 1: Spring Palace (part one)

Chapter 2: Spring Palace (part two)

Chapter 3: Spring Palace (part three) 

Chapter 4: Spring Palace (part four)

Chapter 5: Spring Palace (part five)

Chapter 6: Spring Palace (part six)

Chapter 7: Ruins of Visitor (part one)

Chapter 8: Ruins of Visitor (part two)

Chapter 9: Ruins of Visitor (part three)

Chapter 10: Ruins of Visitor (part four) 

Chapter 11: Ruins of Visitor (part five)

Chapter 12: Ruins of Visitor (part six) 

Chapter 13: Megalithic Altar (part one) 

Chapter 14: Megalithic Altar (part two)

Chapter 15: Megalithic Altar (part three)

Chapter 16: Megalithic Altar (part four)

Chapter 17: To the Promised Land 

Chapter 18: Klaus Hafan’s Letter

Side Story 1: Recollection of Eduard Aurelia


Arc 2: Erica Aurelia and the Tomb of the Angel [ch 19-53]

Chapter 19: Island of Messenger (part one)

Chapter 20: Island of Messenger (part two)

Chapter 21: Island of Messenger (part three)

Chapter 22: Island of Messenger (part four) [with illustration]

Chapter 23: Island of Messenger (part five) [with illustration]

Chapter 24: Island of Messenger (part six)

Chapter 25: Island of Messenger (part seven) [with illustration]

Chapter 26: Island of Messenger (part eight)

Chapter 27: Island of Messenger (part nine)

Chapter 28: Island of Messenger (part ten)

Chapter 29: Island of Messenger (part eleven) [with illustration]

Chapter 30: Tournament (part one)

Chapter 31: Tournament (part two)

Chapter 32: Tournament (part three)

Chapter 33: Tournament (part four) [with illustration]

Chapter 34: Tournament (part five)

Chapter 35: Burial Chamber of Angels (part one)

Chapter 36: Burial Chamber of Angels (part two) [with illustration]

Chapter 37: Burial Chamber of Angels (part three)

Chapter 38: Burial Chamber of Angels (part four) [with illustration]

Chapter 39: Burial Chamber of Angels (part five) [with illustration]

Chapter 40: Burial Chamber of Angels (part six) [with illustration]

Chapter 41: Burial Chamber of Angels (part seven)

Chapter 42: Burial Chamber of Angels (part eight) [with illustration]

Chapter 43: Burial Chamber of Angels (part nine)

Chapter 44: Burial Chamber of Angels (part ten) [with illustration]

Chapter 45: Sky Throne (part one)

Chapter 46: Sky Throne (part two)

Chapter 47: Sky Throne (part three)

Chapter 48: Sky Throne (part four)

Chapter 49: Sky Throne (part five)

Chapter 50: Sky Throne (part six) [with illustrations]

Chapter 51: Auguste Ignitia’s Diary

Chapter 52: Where the Sun Sets

Chapter 53: Eduard Aurelia’s Investigation Record [with illustration]


Arc 3: Erica Aurelia and the Fake Silver Vein [ch 54-92]

Chapter 54: City of Canals (part one)

Chapter 55: City of Canals (part two)

Chapter 56: City of Canals (part three)

Chapter 57: City of Canals (part four)

Chapter 58: City of Canals (part five)

Chapter 59: City of Canals (part six)

Chapter 60: City of Canals (part seven)

Chapter 61: City of Canals (part eight)

Chapter 62: City of Canals (part nine)

Chapter 63: City of Canals (part ten)

Chapter 64: Crucible Street (part one)

Chapter 65: Crucible Street (part two)

Chapter 66: Crucible Street (part three)

Chapter 67: Crucible Street (part four)

Chapter 68: Crucible Street (part five)

Chapter 69: Crucible Street (part six)

Chapter 70: Crucible Street (part seven)

Chapter 71: Crucible Street (part eight)

Chapter 72: A Fake Silver Vein (part one)

Chapter 73: A Fake Silver Vein (part two)

Chapter 74: A Fake Silver Vein (part three)

Chapter 75: A Fake Silver Vein (part four)

Chapter 76: Launching Ceremony (part one)

Chapter 77: Launching Ceremony (part two)

Chapter 78: Launching Ceremony (part three)

Chapter 79: Secret Workshop (part one)

Chapter 80: Secret Workshop (part two)

Chapter 81: Secret Workshop (part three)

Chapter 82: Secret Workshop (part four)

Chapter 83: Secret Workshop (part five)

Chapter 84: Hometown of Prodigal Sons (part one)

Chapter 85: Hometown of Prodigal Sons (part two)

Chapter 86: Hometown of Prodigal Sons (part three)

Chapter 87: Hometown of Prodigal Sons (part four)

Chapter 88: Hometown of Prodigal Sons (part five)

Chapter 89: Altar of Vampires

Chapter 90: Harold Nibelheim’s Letter

Chapter 91: Reeds Thrive in Hell

Chapter 92: Mysterious Story, 「The Man Who Disappeared」


Interlude

Mysterious Story, All-Black Mysterious Person

Mysterious Story, 「Scarlet Enchantress」

Mysterious Story, Maiden of Death


Arc 4: Erica Aurelia and the Morgue of the Headless Prince [ch 93-134]

Chapter 93: Erica Aurelia’s Scandals

Chapter 94: Snowsilver Swordsman (part one)

Chapter 95: Snowsilver Swordsman (part two)

Chapter 96: Snowsilver Swordsman (part three)

Chapter 97: Entrance Ceremony (part one)

Chapter 98: Entrance Ceremony (part two)

Chapter 99: Entrance Ceremony (part three)

Chapter 100: School Life (part one)

Chapter 101: School Life (part two)

Chapter 102: School Life (part three)

Chapter 103: School Life (part four)

Chapter 104: School Life (part five)

Chapter 105: School Life (part six)

Chapter 106: School Life (part seven)

Chapter 107: Duel Trial (part one)

Chapter 108: Duel Trial (part two)

Chapter 109: Duel Trial (part three)

Chapter 110: Duel Trial (part four)

Chapter 111: Seven Wonders of the Academy (part one)

Chapter 112: Seven Wonders of the Academy (part two)

Chapter 113: Seven Wonders of the Academy (part three)

Chapter 114: Seven Wonders of the Academy (part four)

Chapter 115: Seven Wonders of the Academy (part five)

Chapter 116: Seven Wonders of the Academy (part six)

Chapter 117: Seven Wonders of the Academy (part seven)

Chapter 118: Seven Wonders of the Academy (part eight)

Chapter 119: Seven Wonders of the Academy (part nine)

Chapter 120: Seven Wonders of the Academy (part ten)

Chapter 121: Seven Wonders of the Academy (part eleven)

Chapter 122: Morgue of the Headless Prince (part one)

Chapter 123: Morgue of the Headless Prince (part two)

Chapter 124: Morgue of the Headless Prince (part three)

Chapter 125: Morgue of the Headless Prince (part four)

Chapter 126: Morgue of the Headless Prince (part five)

Chapter 127: Morgue of the Headless Prince (part six)

Chapter 128: Morgue of the Headless Prince (part seven)

Chapter 129: Morgue of the Headless Prince (part eight)

Chapter 130: Morgue of the Headless Prince (part nine)

Chapter 131: Association of Mysterious Story Collectors (part one)

Chapter 132: Association of Mysterious Story Collectors (part two)

Chapter 133: Association of Mysterious Story Collectors (part three)

Chapter 134: At the Turm Theater


Arc 5: Erica Aurelia and the Evil Spirit of All Souls’ Day [ch 135-160]

Chapter 135: Autumn in Magic Academy City Lindis (part one)

Chapter 136: Autumn in Magic Academy City Lindis (part two)

Chapter 137: Autumn in Magic Academy City Lindis (part three)

Chapter 138: Autumn in Magic Academy City Lindis (part four)

Chapter 139: Autumn in Magic Academy City Lindis (part five)

Chapter 140: Autumn in Magic Academy City Lindis (part six)

Chapter 141: Wandering Ghosts (part one)

Chapter 142: Wandering Ghosts (part two)

Chapter 143: Wandering Ghosts (part three)

Chapter 144: Wandering Ghosts (part four)

Chapter 145: Wandering Ghosts (part five)

Chapter 146: Wandering Ghosts (part six)

Chapter 147: Evil Spirit of All Souls Day (part one)

Chapter 148: Evil Spirit of All Souls Day (part two)

Chapter 149: Evil Spirit of All Souls Day (part three)

Chapter 150: Evil Spirit of All Souls Day (part four)

Chapter 151: Evil Spirit of All Souls Day (part five)

Chapter 152: The Cave Castle’s Wolves (part one)

Chapter 153: The Cave Castle’s Wolves (part two)

Chapter 154: The Identity of the Faceless Man (part one)

Chapter 155: The Identity of the Faceless Man (part two)

Chapter 156: The Identity of the Faceless Man (part three)

Chapter 157: The Identity of the Faceless Man (part four)

Chapter 158: The Sixth Plan of Dolores Wynt

Chapter 159: Claude Lucanrant’s Fragments (part one)

Chapter 160: Claude Lucanrant’s Fragments (part two)

Arc 6: Erica Aurelia and the Primordial Pattern [ch 161-205]

Chapter 161: The Night of Pursuit (part one)

Chapter 162: The Night of Pursuit (part two)

Chapter 163: The Night of Pursuit (part three)

Chapter 164: The Night of Pursuit (part four)

Chapter 165: The Night of Pursuit (part five)

Chapter 166: The Night of Pursuit (part six)

Chapter 167: The Box of Angel Specimen (part one)

Chapter 168: The Box of Angel Specimen (part two)

Chapter 169: The Box of Angel Specimen (part three)

Chapter 170: The Box of Angel Specimen (part four)

Chapter 171: Monster Hunt (part one)

Chapter 172: Monster Hunt (part two)

Chapter 173: Monster Hunt (part three)

Chapter 174: Mystery of the Golem Island (part one)

Chapter 175: Mystery of the Golem Island (part two)

Chapter 176: Mystery of the Golem Island (part three)

Chapter 177: Mystery of the Golem Island (part four)

Chapter 178: The Primordial Pattern (part one)

Chapter 179: The Primordial Pattern (part two)

Chapter 180: The Primordial Pattern (part three)

Chapter 181: The Primordial Pattern (part four)

Chapter 182: The Primordial Pattern (part five)

Chapter 183: The Primordial Pattern (part six)

Chapter 184: The Primordial Pattern (part seven)

Chapter 185: The Primordial Pattern (part eight)

Chapter 186: The Primordial Pattern (part nine)

Chapter 187: Chaos of Causality (part one)

Chapter 188: Chaos of Causality (part two)

Chapter 189: Chaos of Causality (part three)

Chapter 190: Chaos of Causality (part four)

Chapter 191: Chaos of Causality (part five)

Chapter 192: Carnival of Monsters (part one)

Chapter 193: Carnival of Monsters (part two)

Chapter 194: Carnival of Monsters (part three)

Chapter 195: Carnival of Monsters (part four)

Chapter 196: Carnival of Monsters (part five)

Chapter 197: Carnival of Monsters (part six)

Chapter 198: Carnival of Monsters (part seven)

Chapter 199: Where the Stars Fall (part one)

Chapter 200: Where the Stars Fall (part two)

Chapter 201: Where the Stars Fall (part three)

Chapter 202: The Deathbound Duke’s Daughter (part one)

Chapter 203: The Deathbound Duke’s Daughter (part two)

Chapter 204: The Deathbound Duke’s Daughter (part three)

Chapter 205: The Deathbound Duke’s Daughter (part four)

Side Story

Side Story: First Box from Dolores Wynt


50 thoughts on “Deathbound Duke’s Daughter and Seven Nobles

  1. I quite like this series. And I”l be quite impressed if you do translate this all the way to the end. To this day, I’ve never once read all the way to the end of these reincarnated into an otome game type novels. Either because the author dropped the novel, or otherwise the translator. Well, I wish you the best in translating; I’ll be checking out some of your other projects later. 🙂

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  2. “On one spring evening when I was eight years old, I realized that I was Erica, Duke of Aurelia’s daughter”
    The logic of this sencence is messed up. Erica realized that she is Erica

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      1. Makes me afraid of starting to read story with such out of order mess synopsis. Even machine translators don’t confuse several different paragraphs. They only confuse within same paragraph, within same sentence.

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        1. Well can you give me suggestion to make it better then? Also, it said 私ことアウレリア公爵令嬢エーリカ so yeah, the raw did say it like that. It’s not that the sentence is messed up, but it’s because that’s how it is. She has only just realized that she was Erica, on one spring evening when she was 8 years old. This is a common plot point in many reincarnation story. But sorry if my grammar is bad.

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          1. I feel like I understood your translation perfectly… maybe English isn’t that person’s first language, or he or she had a brainfart?

            Or perhaps if someone is unfamiliar with transmigration/reincarnation stories, the context is off for them. But I think the summary is fine as it is. Thanks for your hard work! ❤

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          2. Ahaha no, that was before my grammar editor and my japanese editor came along so the summary was badly translated. So it’s understandable that the person didn’t understand it back then. Right now everything is editted od everyone can understand it better

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          3. Although you say that, what it was back then was not grammatically wrong, just perhaps phrased in a way not suitable for this context I guess. Oh well, everything is cleared up now, so all is well.

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    1. Internal identification distinct from outside identification.

      Apparently, it was when she was eight that her persona as a reincarnated person came to the fore.
      Prior to that age, either the reincarnated persona was suppressed, or hadn’t been introduced into that body.
      But, when “she” (the body) was eight, that persona became dominant, and realized that she wasn’t in the body she had lived in previously, and had a different external identification than she had in her previous existence. She’s relating when she came into a realization that she was reincarnated, and in this case the dominant personality is that from the previous life, so it’s that person realizing that things were very different from what they had been.

      Let “A” equal the persona.
      Let “B” equal the external identification of the body within which that persona dwells.
      “A” is a constant value.
      “B” is a variable value, subject to change as the physical body hosting the persona is changed.
      “A” has to have a sufficient recollection of previous existences to recognize that “B” has changed. That recollection may not occur early on in life; when it does occur, there will be a realization that they aren’t who they used to be, if the persona is reincarnated, not just memories from a previous existence being made available.
      The sentence attempts to describe “A” realizing that “B” is not what it used to be.
      “I”, in this case, refers to the reincarnated persona “A”. “Erika, daughter of the Duke of Aurelia” refers to the physical existence in this world within which she had been reincarnated “B”.

      Of course the logic of the sentence would seem to be messed up if you don’t understand that the CPU and boot drive with installed OS just got dropped onto a different motherboard, to use an analogy.

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  3. I’ve been wondering something for a while. Firstly, I’ve noticed after reading through the translations so far that this story is narrated from 2 perspectives. Mostly from Erica’s 1st person point, and around the epilogues and in some places, from a 3rd person’s point. You have translated the entire story in past tense. I think the parts from Erica’s perspectives would’ve sounded better if written in present tense considering how often she adds her ongoing thoughts indicating she is narrating as the events are taking place instead of narrating past events. For example, let me quote a place from the first arc.

    [However, rather than something happened, it was better that nothing happened.

    –A sense of relief……was it alright to feel it?

    But then, where did Klaus go? I used the Wand of Glam Sight just to be safe. Huh? This – this lock, it was a phantom!]

    There are tons of other instances where she makes a comment or a monologue which should logically be used if the events are taking place right now instead of being in the past. So I think this passage would sound more natural if said like-

    [However, rather than something happened, it is better that nothing happened.

    –A sense of relief……is it alright to feel it?

    But then, where has Klaus gone? I use the Wand of Glam Sight just to be safe. Huh? This – this lock, it is a phantom!]

    Her fluctuating emotions wouldn’t be expressed so expressively if she was retelling something that has already occured or happened in the past right? It sounds the most natural in present tense.

    Then the final chapter of the 1st arc was in a 3rd person’s perspective so I think it’s fine to leave it in past tense.

    Of course, if the story is written in Past tense like that instead of the present tense then I have nothing to say about it. The rest is for you to judge.

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    1. So, the narrative of the novel has a distinctive style in it. I use past tense because sometimes, there are instances when Erica used brackets to react. Like:
      (W-why is the son of the Earl in a place like this!?)

      On that instances, I will use present tense to differentiate between the narratives and her reaction. Or else there wouldn’t be any difference. I hope this understandable ^^

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  4. Might be worth to add that both volumes of the LN can be bought for Kindle as digital version. So there’s no need for heavy shipping fees and such. I know that expensive shipping is usually a deal breaker for people who want to support their authors. The only downside is that the few images are of low quality (as is tradition with anything the Japanese scan ..).

    Just bought volume 1 a few days ago.

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  5. The one gripe I have with this novel is – why did the author decide to make it about 8 year olds?
    (very mild spoilers ahead)

    – They don’t behave like 8yo children, no matter how smart. Justified perhaps for Ericia whose previous-life memories and personality have mostly overridden her original ones – but all the other children behave nothing like they should at that age.
    – They are not treated by others like 8yo children – regardless of cultural differences there’s just no way for them to have this level of freedom and be treated this seriously. We even have an 8yo boy involved in an official royal investigation team…
    – They don’t have capabilities that would make sense for 8yo children, no matter how talented… It gets pretty ridiculous when it comes to physical combat in the dragon tournament. I know that dragon control is the most important but riders’ skill with weapons matters too – and we’re supposed to believe that a 8yo can handle (and not just struggle with but handle with high degree of proficiency) full-sized weaponry including a top-heavy “heavy weapon” that’s a hammer or something like this with elongated shaft? Come on…

    Even if they need to be children – why weren’t they made, idk, 13 yo at the very least? They would still be behaving mature for their age but 13yo “little adults” are much easier to swallow and the whole story would make much more sense. The way it is done, however… I need to constantly remind myself that they are 8yo (since it doesn’t look like this at all) while also simultaneously trying not to think about it (because it breaks suspension of disbelief for anyone who’s had any amount of contact with actual 8 year olds)…

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    1. Hmm well, I will agree on that people gave the characters who are only 8 and 10 too much responsibilities and freedom. BUT most of the freedom we see are due to the characters going incognito, and the responsibilities are something to be expected of the children of the dukes and the royal family. But let’s address the other things.

      – Klaus and Auguste are 10 not 8.
      – Klaus is a genius in hardwork. Like what Gilbert said in his lecture, Hafan people are all hardworkers and there is no curtain of talent here. And Klaus did act like his age in the first arc, but the Ruins of Visitor opened his eyes. Near death situation changed people, and he became a tiiiiny bit more mature. Him being involved in the investigation is all Eduart’s fault though.
      – Auguste’s capabilities. This is not weird. It was hinted many times in the second arc, like how Auguste lifted Erica’s heavy bag like it was nothing, how when they dance Auguste shows balance and steadiness. These are hints that Auguste trained his body since young age. As someone from the country of dragon knights, training their body since young is not weird.
      – You have had contact with an actual 8 and maybe 10 years old, I have too. But have you ever in contact with a genius child? I don’t so I also don’t know, but maybe they are more mature and more capable than you think.

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      1. The other things are pretty sketchy but can be ignored with some effort. When it comes to Auguste’s case, however, that is downright ridiculous, sorry. Pretty much every dragon knight is trained from very young. And we’re not talking Auguste being able to fight off your average knight, no – we’re talking about him joining a prestigious tournament and getting through most of it with minimal difficulty. A 10 year old kid having physical abilities on par with a wimpy adult? Ok, I could buy that. 10 year old kid being able to match an average adult in a physical fight? That’s a stretch (and probably not healthy for the kid’s development) but I’d let it slide, especially when you factor in the importance of dragons. But here we’re basically talking a 10yo athlete easily prevailing over top adult athletes in an important sports event. And in a discipline that has a lot to do with strength at that…

        And all that is completely unnecessary. Imagine if MC was, say 12 in the dragon arc, her older friends 14. How much more believable would everything be.

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    2. My cousin is one of what you would describe as a “tiger mom”, she disciplines her children very strictly and yes you do see this level of maturity in her kids. You kind of fear for the kids but I have to admit, she does get results. Not my taste but it works.

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    3. Is it that weird? I mean my two nephews one is 10 the other is 8 and they do household chores when their mum invites us for a party or something and they have perfect etiquette, standing at the door and receiving visitors, bringing out foods and dishes from the kitchen, instructing the servants and handling kids younger than them etc. They act waay mature than their age trust me. Well, a lot of kids in my family are trained that way so it didn’t seem too surprising to me though. It all depends on how you raise them you see.

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      1. There’s a big difference between what you describe and what the kids do and how they behave in the first arcs of this series, though…
        Oh, well. Fortunately we’ve reached the academy arc so it should be better now, at that age being “adult” works much better, especially with PoV perspective (frankly, I don’t think I’ve personally ever felt as mature as when I was around 15-16 – that was the peak, since then I’m somehow only getting less and less of that I-am-such-an-adult feeling as years go by).

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  6. I just check the raw page, the novelist is a bit like mangaka, going on a yearly vacation (or is it material gathering) for a month or two.

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    1. Yeah, she usually has several months hiatus to plan out the story between each arc. I don’t know why she’s pausing the story right now, but it’s probably along the same line.

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    1. I wish we knew as well but romance isn’t exactly the main focus here given how complicated the plot is. But maybe when the main plot is over we might get an ML? Until then feel free to ship whoever you like as we all are doing, cuz everyone is always around Erica and helping her one way or the other haha.

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    1. None unfortunately, it was stated before that it might be released after the 5th arc ends but unfortunately the sales didn’t go as expected so it is still on hold.

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  7. So, looks like this actually got licensed. Which is amazing. It’s always great when there is an official release to any novel, since it gives a lot more attention to it, and also gives the fans an easy way to support it without relying on Japanese sites and VPNs. Still, it makes me worry a bit: is this translation going to be deleted now? Usually I’d probably recommend the fan-translators to delete their translation in order to support the official release, but in this case I’m not so sure. First of all, from what I understand, the novel was quite heavily rewritten during the official Japanese release, so this, as a translation of the web novel, holds some value that the new translation will not have. Secondly, as we all know, the LN is on a long hiatus, so there’s a fairly good chance that the translation will just get to the end of volume 2 and stop there. It’s interesting to hear you thoughts about that.

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    1. For now we will just see. If we get any notification for ceasing translations we will. But if not we plan on finishing the last arc to the end. And as you have said yes, the LN version was written in 3rd person pov with many changes from the WN version, and we are working on the WN version so hopefully it will not be a problem.

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  8. With this officially being translated it hopefully means the rest of the story will be printed, and with that we’ll get new official artwork. Thanks again for allowing us to learn about this series.

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    1. Of course! That is also our intention. As long as there is no word from the author or JNC to delete the translation, we will keep translating this until the end. Thank you for your support!

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  9. Waaa, i hope they release next chapter as soon as possible….
    Btw, wonderful job, SNT, i am very helped by the comment and explaination at the end of chapter… 👍👍👍

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  10. If had to sum up this novel:
    The Chad Erika:
    – Legitimately brave, risks her life to save others
    – Solves mysteries
    – Resourceful
    The Virgin Isekai protagonist:
    – Wish-fulfillment
    – Has harem
    – Buys loli elf waifu slaves that are really 1000 years-old
    – Dubious grade school understanding of science

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      1. Sorry for the long wait. I intend to catch up to the raws by the end of this week. Please continue to enjoy the series!

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    1. Yes apparently the author is doing some final editing by adding a few new scenes and tweaking the final arc up a bit. So it will take a while but hopefully, we will see some update this year.

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