It Seems That Unreasonably Exiled People Will Become Stronger, So I Tried To Expel My Beloved But Struggling Disciple
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By ジャジャ丸
2021
Description
~I Was Looking Forward To The Day She Would Become Great, But It’s Already Too Late. My Grown-Up Disciple Found Out About My True Intentions And Proposed To Me~ A person unreasonably kicked out from their party will develop their talents through novel encounters—after the witch Frey hears about that rumor, she decides to do just that to her beloved disciple, Tetya. Tetya joined the party to become like Frey, but she wasn’t suitable for attack magic, and her growth was sluggish. After Frey kicks out her disciple, makes Teya cry and breaks her heart, Frey was sure she would swallow her tears and pick herself back up. Someday, when Tetya grows up with this incident as the springboard, she would come back to tell Frey, “Serves you right…!” “Master, I love you, please marry me.” “Eh?” … However, Frey’s thoughts seem to be completely out of question for Tetya herself, who had grown significantly. Instead of being fooled, she decided to propose to Frey. She invites Frey to go to the countryside, buy a store and run a magic store together, and spend the rest of their days enjoying a leisurely life. It sounds lovely but Frey has one question. Aren’t they both girls?!
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- syosetu
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
It Seems That Unreasonably Exiled People Will Become Stronger, So I Tried To Expel My Beloved But Struggling Disciple Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on It Seems That Unreasonably Exiled People Will Become Stronger, So I Tried To Expel My Beloved But Struggling Disciple
This title is quite a mouthful, isn't it? But after diving in, I found a story that, while perhaps not groundbreaking, offers a lighthearted twist on a familiar trope. It's a yuri-infused take on the "kicked out of the party" scenario, and honestly, it's pretty much exactly what the title suggests.
First Impressions
Going in, I expected a short, sweet, and comedic story, and that's precisely what I got. The premise is simple: a female master decides to expel her struggling disciple, believing it will ultimately benefit her. The twist, of course, is the underlying romantic affection between the two, adding a layer of emotional complexity (or at least, the potential for it). The opening certainly grabbed my attention, and I was curious to see how this unconventional master-disciple dynamic would play out.
What Works Well
The humor is definitely a strong point. It's not laugh-out-loud funny, but it's consistently amusing, poking fun at the genre conventions it employs. I particularly enjoyed the way the author subverts expectations, especially with the disciple's reaction to being "exiled." The romance aspect, while not heavily emphasized, is present and adds a nice touch of sweetness to the overall narrative. The characters are likeable, and the dynamic between the master and disciple is engaging enough to keep me invested. For what it is, a light and fluffy read, it certainly delivers on its promise.
Areas of Concern
While the story is enjoyable, its brevity is both a blessing and a curse. It feels very much like a one-shot, and I couldn't help but wonder if the premise could be explored in greater depth. The plot is straightforward, and there isn't a lot of world-building or character development. If you're looking for a complex and intricate story, this might not be for you. It's more of a quick, fun read that doesn't take itself too seriously.
Final Verdict
Overall, "It Seems That Unreasonably Exiled People Will Become Stronger, So I Tried To Expel My Beloved But Struggling Disciple" is a decent read, especially if you're in the mood for something light, comedic, and yuri-themed. It's not a masterpiece, but it's a fun and entertaining diversion that delivers on its promise. I'd recommend it for a quick and enjoyable read.
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