I Spent Twenty Years Beheading People in the Middle Ages

A kind-hearted, morally upright fool transmigrates to the Middle Ages and engages in a nurturing relationship, befriending nobles while living as a lowly person. The characters are full of innocent charm reminiscent of anime. After reading through it all, I thought I was reading a light novel with a gentle, Japanese anime-style male protagonist. 😅

Let's exploit a bug with that little girl, use modern logic to debate the Bible with her, make her declare that everyone in the world is sinful, then she can go around killing people, and even manually sever the tendons of bandits and the like, making them learn forging, mathematics, medicine, etc., Then kill them again to gain experience, and just stomp left and right to the heavens, wouldn't that be wonderful?

The social hierarchy of executioners... Even in death, they'd be pushed into a pit with a branch. The pay was high, but they were considered lowly commoners. With the author's plot, it's more like a fairy tale than a fairy tale. However, it's not exactly a hardcore medieval novel; it's still somewhat entertaining if you don't think too much about it.

Traveling to the Western Middle Ages and having a foreign name is so jarring!

First, let me complain about a few points. First, I want to ask the author, who can behead someone at 8 years old? Even in the Middle Ages, at most, they'd be sweeping streets, cleaning chimneys, doing farm work, helping with household chores, etc. But you're asking an 8-year-old child, wielding a large knife like a butcher, splitting someone's head open?

I feel like I'm not the only one with poor senses. This setting is way too much like a Japanese high school light novel. The female supporting character confesses to the male lead, her inner turmoil is so intense, and I'm just awkwardly picking my toes in the background.

I didn't read it carefully, but I caught up to the latest chapter. It seems like all the girls appearing so far are underage. If the author writes it this way, it'll probably be several years before anything really happens... But the plot has to continue, so some subtle romance will likely have to happen.

The much-anticipated perk is here! 🙂 No prize quiz He put on one leg himself, and I helped him put on the other. Guess which one he wore himself 🙂

In reality, Western Europe was relatively uncivilized, only becoming civilized after the Mongol conquests. In 1347, Western Europe was a mess. Siberia might have fared slightly better, since it had access to more advanced knowledge from the Arab world.

Forget about romance, just press send. Western fantasy managed to be written with a Japanese "yasashii" (a Japanese term for a kind and gentle demeanor) flavor.