Blackbeard Passing Out from the Paralyzing Wine is Hilarious, Even Knowing It’s a Water Margin Trope

Getting knocked out with paralyzing wine and then beaten up to be forced into joining… Won’t Blackbeard betray them for that? Won’t he hold a huge grudge?

>>30
Well, in Part 2…

>>30
Water Margin has that kind of vibe where people become allies in such a way.

>>30
No matter what that person has done or how they usually are, when the switch flips, they can betray and kill someone without hesitation…

If Teach (Blackbeard) actually joined the Liangshan Marsh, it wouldn’t feel out of place.
If it were Mandricardo in his lifetime, that would be understandable…

Is this Blackbeard wild?

>>160
He’s not part of the Chaldea support team, so like Taigong Wang, he was probably just wandering around and they “caught” him.

>>160
By the way, I just realized that if Mata Hari had gone with him, it would’ve turned into Blackbeard’s recruitment scenario.

Seeing non-otaku Blackbeard is refreshing.

This is wild!
Even knowing it’s a Water Margin trope,
Blackbeard passing out from the paralyzing wine is just too funny.

>>310
Wait, that was a trope in the original? That’s awful!

>>310
Is this really a trope!?

>>316
Yes…

>>320
Yes…

>>320
He was almost turned into human meat buns, and then someone said, “Oh, this guy’s the one who defied the imperial army! Stop!”
It’s a common scene.

>>316
No, no.
The real trope is torturing them until they join or destroying their home so they have nowhere else to go. That’s the usual.

>>326
Isn’t everyone a villain here?

>>326
Turns out there was more synergy with Eli-chan than expected.

>>326
And in between all that, they throw in some NTR and human meat buns.

Throwing in human meat buns really captures that Chinese fantasy feel.