The Ethical Dilemmas of Lainie's Magical Revolution

The concept of a Magical Revolution Lane can be seen as a parallel to the idea of a technological revolution. Just as technological advancements have had a profound impact on society and how we live our lives, a Magical Revolution Lane refers to a hypothetical scenario where magic undergoes a significant transformation or development, leading to widespread changes in culture, politics, and everyday life. In this imagined world, the discovery or refinement of new magical abilities, spells, or artifacts could revolutionize various fields, from medicine and transportation to communication and warfare. For example, if a spell is found that can instantly heal any injury or illness, it would completely transform the healthcare industry, making diseases that were once fatal treatable and changing the way people think about health. Similarly, if a spell or enchantment is invented that allows for instant long-distance travel, it would revolutionize transportation, making it possible to travel across the world in a matter of minutes. This could have immense implications for tourism, trade, and even the environment if it reduces the need for fossil fuel-powered transportation methods.

Shingo Tamaki is directing the series with Wataru Watari writing the scripts and Nomi Ide doing the character designs. The main cast of the series includes Sayaka Senbongi as Anisphilia and Manaka Iwami as Euphyllia.

Still, she is aware of her station, keeping her relationship with Algard as a simple friendship and approaching Ilia, who is her equal in rank, to be her blood donor. Anise does not seem to realize it yet, but she is essentially the bedrock upon which Euphie has rebuilt her mental resilience and well-being, which is why Euphie will go along with any insane shenanigans Anise comes up with from now on.

This could have immense implications for tourism, trade, and even the environment if it reduces the need for fossil fuel-powered transportation methods. The idea of a Magical Revolution Lane also raises questions about the ethical and social impact of such advancements. Just as there are concerns today about privacy, security, and the negative effects of technology on certain industries and job markets, a Magical Revolution Lane would likely lead to similar debates and challenges.

Magical revolytion lainie

Maybe we should upload the rest of this! Permission pending. I'll ask around. I originally stopped because of a sharp drop in quality after it switched hands from Amarrez, but. it seems fine now?

Personally I support this. I think the manga is very interesting and sweet and I think the other users here would like it as well.

Chapter 24 is up on other sites. As much as Illya may mock Anise, she seems to be a net positive in Euphie's and now Lanie's lives. The way she uses logic and scientific reasoning to lay bare their traumas may be unpleasant, but it always shifts them into a perspective that stops said traumas form festering further and empowers the person to start processing it in a healthy way. Euphie's recovery arc was my favorite thing about this manga so far, and I am looking forward to how Anise handles Lanie's. Also, I am pretty certain that despite in-story concerns, Euphie and Lanie will get along just fine because a) Euphie is not a vengeful person, b) Anise's discovery shifts the origin of their conflict out of the realm of personal and into the scientific. I even think that helping Anise and Lanie overcome the latter's magicite problem will be incredibly cathartic for the Genius Young Lady.

Maybe we should upload the rest of this! Permission pending. I'll ask around. I originally stopped because of a sharp drop in quality after it switched hands from Amarrez, but. it seems fine now?

Personally I support this. I think the manga is very interesting and sweet and I think the other users here would like it as well.

Thirded. I read this last night, and it looks great so far!

Also, I am pretty certain that despite in-story concerns, Euphie and Lanie will get along just fine because a) Euphie is not a vengeful person, b) Anise's discovery shifts the origin of their conflict out of the realm of personal and into the scientific.

Totally called it. :3 Also, I think that Euphie's broken engagement has lost most of its emotional salience to her, now that she has re-integrated herself with Anise and her associates as her new primary support network. Anise does not seem to realize it yet, but she is essentially the bedrock upon which Euphie has rebuilt her mental resilience and well-being, which is why Euphie will go along with any insane shenanigans Anise comes up with from now on .

Well, now I want to see Tilty and Lanie get together

Well, now I want to see Tilty and Lanie get together

As a novel reader Lainie x Illya is where it's at

Well, now I want to see Tilty and Lanie get together

As a novel reader Lainie x Illya is where it's at

As a manga-only Ah, so that explains some of the fanarts I've seen on Pixiv

Well, now I want to see Tilty and Lanie get together

As a novel reader Lainie x Illya is where it's at

As a manga-only Ah, so that explains some of the fanarts I've seen on Pixiv

I'd also say it's being hinted at pretty heavily in the manga as well, just only visually so far. With Ilia looking worried about/being protective of Lainie and Lainie hiding behind/sticking close to Ilia.

Well, now I want to see Tilty and Lanie get together

As a novel reader Lainie x Illya is where it's at

As a manga-only Ah, so that explains some of the fanarts I've seen on Pixiv

I'd also say it's being hinted at pretty heavily in the manga as well, just only visually so far. With Ilia looking worried about/being protective of Lainie and Lainie hiding behind/sticking close to Ilia.

. Is there a new chapter I'm unfamiliar with out on mangadex, or are you reading the raws?

Well, now I want to see Tilty and Lanie get together

As a novel reader Lainie x Illya is where it's at

As a manga-only Ah, so that explains some of the fanarts I've seen on Pixiv

I'd also say it's being hinted at pretty heavily in the manga as well, just only visually so far. With Ilia looking worried about/being protective of Lainie and Lainie hiding behind/sticking close to Ilia.

. Is there a new chapter I'm unfamiliar with out on mangadex, or are you reading the raws?

Mangadex is currently up to 25
And yea, Chapters 23, 24, and 25 all have a Lainie clinging to Ilya moment

Well, now I want to see Tilty and Lanie get together

As a novel reader Lainie x Illya is where it's at

As a manga-only Ah, so that explains some of the fanarts I've seen on Pixiv

I'd also say it's being hinted at pretty heavily in the manga as well, just only visually so far. With Ilia looking worried about/being protective of Lainie and Lainie hiding behind/sticking close to Ilia.

. Is there a new chapter I'm unfamiliar with out on mangadex, or are you reading the raws?

Mangadex is currently up to 25
And yea, Chapters 23, 24, and 25 all have a Lainie clinging to Ilya moment

Welp, I better re-check the mangadex page again.

OK, yeah, so I didn't get to chapters 24 and 25 until tonight. Thank you for the heads up.

Well, now I want to see Tilty and Lanie get together

As a novel reader Lainie x Illya is where it's at

That works surprisingly well for me. :3

I'm really tempted to pick up the LN for this. hmm.

Confirmed to air next season (Winter)

Volume 3 of the LN is out in English now, and it is massively changed from the WN version. I think the changes are extremely good, too. From what I've heard of the later parts of the WN, I don't think I would have liked it.

If you like the manga series, check out the LN - it is quite good. Had me tears at several points.

Premieres Jan 4!

For those who want, the first episode was shown online in preview format and you can watch it for yourself from. typical gray market sources to watch anime. I was surprised with how much anime original content there was in the first episode. In fact, they don't get to the plot of the first chapter until the very end of the episode.

. and more importantly, ch27 is up and we got a nice, if short little moment between the pair of main characters. and a whole lot of stuff other than that, as always :P Which I think makes it interesting - this manga does seem to me mostly about the magical revolution itself and the princess, and the relationship with Euphie, while important, doesn't take center stage. Even if repeat myself incessantly about how it would probaby better if they cut the dialogues in half, I still like it.

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Volume 3 of the LN is out in English now, and it is massively changed from the WN version. I think the changes are extremely good, too. From what I've heard of the later parts of the WN, I don't think I would have liked it.

If you like the manga series, check out the LN - it is quite good. Had me tears at several points.

In the afterword of the 3rd novel, the author states it's "changed considerably". I was wondering how so?
I thought someone was translating the webnovel version here?

Well, now I want to see Tilty and Lanie get together

As a novel reader Lainie x Illya is where it's at

Called it, the moment I saw Lainie seek Illya for approval at all given moments. Am very down for this.

. and more importantly, ch27 is up and we got a nice, if short little moment between the pair of main characters. and a whole lot of stuff other than that, as always :P Which I think makes it interesting - this manga does seem to me mostly about the magical revolution itself and the princess, and the relationship with Euphie, while important, doesn't take center stage. Even if repeat myself incessantly about how it would probaby better if they cut the dialogues in half, I still like it.

I am okay with Anise and Euphie's personal relationship being a subplot rather than the main plot, because I am convinced that being the Queen Consort is still Euphie's destiny. just with Anise as her Queen Regnant. :3

. and more importantly, ch27 is up and we got a nice, if short little moment between the pair of main characters. and a whole lot of stuff other than that, as always :P Which I think makes it interesting - this manga does seem to me mostly about the magical revolution itself and the princess, and the relationship with Euphie, while important, doesn't take center stage. Even if repeat myself incessantly about how it would probaby better if they cut the dialogues in half, I still like it.

I am okay with Anise and Euphie's personal relationship being a subplot rather than the main plot, because I am convinced that being the Queen Consort is still Euphie's destiny. just with Anise as her Queen Regnant. :3

Their relationship is the main plot in volumes 1 and 3 of the novels. Volume 2, which is where we're at right now with the manga, has it on the backseat. It'll probably keep alternating so volume 4 will again have it be on the side.
Also, be prepared to be disappointed by volume 3 when the manga or anime get to it. It was bad.

. and more importantly, ch27 is up and we got a nice, if short little moment between the pair of main characters. and a whole lot of stuff other than that, as always :P Which I think makes it interesting - this manga does seem to me mostly about the magical revolution itself and the princess, and the relationship with Euphie, while important, doesn't take center stage. Even if repeat myself incessantly about how it would probaby better if they cut the dialogues in half, I still like it.

I am okay with Anise and Euphie's personal relationship being a subplot rather than the main plot, because I am convinced that being the Queen Consort is still Euphie's destiny. just with Anise as her Queen Regnant. :3

Their relationship is the main plot in volumes 1 and 3 of the novels. Volume 2, which is where we're at right now with the manga, has it on the backseat. It'll probably keep alternating so volume 4 will again have it be on the side.
Also, be prepared to be disappointed by volume 3 when the manga or anime get to it. It was bad.

Is this for the web novel or the light novel? I'm about to purchase the translated ones on Amazon to give a read through. is it that bad bad.

. and more importantly, ch27 is up and we got a nice, if short little moment between the pair of main characters. and a whole lot of stuff other than that, as always :P Which I think makes it interesting - this manga does seem to me mostly about the magical revolution itself and the princess, and the relationship with Euphie, while important, doesn't take center stage. Even if repeat myself incessantly about how it would probaby better if they cut the dialogues in half, I still like it.

I am okay with Anise and Euphie's personal relationship being a subplot rather than the main plot, because I am convinced that being the Queen Consort is still Euphie's destiny. just with Anise as her Queen Regnant. :3

Their relationship is the main plot in volumes 1 and 3 of the novels. Volume 2, which is where we're at right now with the manga, has it on the backseat. It'll probably keep alternating so volume 4 will again have it be on the side.
Also, be prepared to be disappointed by volume 3 when the manga or anime get to it. It was bad.

Is this for the web novel or the light novel? I'm about to purchase the translated ones on Amazon to give a read through. is it that bad bad.

Light novel. It's a "I really didn't like it and this development feels like it came out of nowhere" bad but not complete shit. I could see some people liking it, I just didn't. And Volume 4 might still make it work and Volume 3 does have some good in it like some nice relationship development but the main plot just does not work for me and feels very unsatisfying, made worse thanks to volume 2's ending being fantastic which got me so hyped for 3

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Maybe we should upload the rest of this! Permission pending. I'll ask around. I originally stopped because of a sharp drop in quality after it switched hands from Amarrez, but. it seems fine now?

For example, if there is a spell that can easily manipulate minds or control emotions, it raises questions about consent, free will, and abuse of power. Additionally, a Magical Revolution Lane could lead to a reassessment of societal norms and cultural practices. It could challenge existing power structures if certain groups or individuals gain access to powerful magical abilities, potentially creating new hierarchies or conflicts. It could also reshape religious beliefs and practices if the existence and power of magic challenge traditional religious teachings or lead to the emergence of new belief systems. Overall, the concept of a Magical Revolution Lane is an intriguing and thought-provoking one. It invites us to imagine a world where magic is not just a form of entertainment, but a force that can reshape society and the way we understand the world. Whether it be through spells, enchanted objects, or new magical abilities, a Magical Revolution Lane opens up endless possibilities for exploration and speculation..

Reviews for "The Legacy of Lainie's Magical Revolution"

1. John - 1/5 rating: "I found Magical Revolution Lainie to be incredibly disappointing. The plot was convoluted and difficult to follow, with too many confusing twists and turns. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked depth, making it hard to connect with any of them. The writing style was also subpar, with repetitive phrases and clichéd dialogue. Overall, I was left feeling unsatisfied and would not recommend this book."

2. Sarah - 2/5 rating: "I had high hopes for Magical Revolution Lainie, but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The world-building was lacking, leaving many unanswered questions and inconsistencies. The pacing was slow, and the story dragged on without any real sense of direction. Additionally, the dialogue felt forced and unnatural, making it difficult to engage with the characters. While the concept had potential, the execution fell flat, and I was left feeling underwhelmed."

3. Alex - 1/5 rating: "Magical Revolution Lainie was a major letdown for me. The writing was unimpressive, with numerous grammatical errors and awkward sentence structures. The plot was predictable and lacked originality, following tired tropes often seen in other fantasy novels. The characters were shallow and lacked development, making it hard to care about their fates. Overall, I found this book to be unremarkable and would not recommend it to fellow readers."

4. Emily - 2/5 rating: "I wasn't a fan of Magical Revolution Lainie. The pacing was uneven, with slow and uneventful moments followed by rushed and confusing plot twists. The world-building felt incomplete, leaving gaps in the story's logic. I also found the romance subplot to be forced and lacking chemistry. While there were some interesting elements, they were overshadowed by the overall lackluster execution. This book just didn't live up to the hype for me."

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