Slave B

Briefly about Slave B Manga:

The universe is controlled and repressed by the evil god Sekkem. Niro, a young boy of the Half-Elf race. Born of an elf and a person who lost his family. As an infant he fell into the arms of a mankind’s slave. He grew up in a world without finding fairness for humans. And, soon after missing his regained father and mother. He takes over as leader of the family. Taking charge of his two little sisters. There is only one way to break out of this infernal bondage. And to defend his loved ones. Get out of Camdum School, the place where the present imperator, a former slave, left off. Will Niro be able to enter Escarna? Will he be able to break free from despair?

There’s not even a hint of romance there. It’s pure cool. It gets better and better with each new chapter. Seriously, when I started reading it was really interesting. But after the whole thing with the power boosters and diminutives started to get high.

Read Slave B Manga.

The plot isn’t something that shines with originality, but it fits the description. If you liked it, there’s a fifty percent chance you’ll stay until chapter thirtieth. Why fifty? Because there’s no need to merge, gentlemen – I’ll spoil it for you – after chapter twenty-seven. Keep that in mind and calm your raging heart.
A little to the plot – where are the fans when life gives the hero a good lay? So, you kind of expect – well, yeah, now he is, in his fantasy world. And the throne will fall from the sky, and the moon princess, and bogatyr strength. That’s not how the fairy tale goes. And at the same time, Nero, the main character, is not pathetic at all. As a character, he evokes sympathy.

The main character is a slave. How much power is invested in this word, it is impossible to describe. I’m honestly biased. It’s a very sensitive subject – the inner humanist peacemaker awakens in me. Yes, yes, there it is, the story of the relationship of masters and masters. So, how a man can break out of this vicious circle. When you, reading the manhwa on behalf of the hero, are nothing more than trash. Absolute discrimination, ignored by society. Just because you grew up in a family of slaves, a sense of utter hopelessness because you are a slave. Are you strong? Gifted, perhaps? Doesn’t matter, if you move, you lose your family. The only one in this horrible world that doesn’t turn against you. Because the system will deprive you of the latter if you touch someone higher up in status.

Sounds crazy for modern society, doesn’t it? We’re glad we were born into a more advanced age. But, I hasten to remind you, even now human trafficking is rampant. Where are you, my particularly sensitive individuals. Who realize that this story is much closer to us than it seems to us? But seasoned such a heavy thought the author mayonnaise from the world of fantasy. That’s where the hero can get magic power, that’s where he becomes strong. May justice prevail!