It is above all.

Feudalism is crazy.

Appoint a preliminary suspect.

But it’s not like my lord specifically said to fabricate anything.

There is no need for fabrication; it is certain that there are spies.
The lord asserts that.

I feel a sense of melancholy for Fujiki, who seems to know to some extent but lets it go.

What should we do when absolute power is held by a dangerous person?

If I report that no such person exists because it’s certain that they are among the dark rulers, it would mean that I’m incompetent and incapable of finding the spy.

This is a nameless spy.
dice1d8=4 (4)

Even the teacher Sasahara, who is practically the best martial artist in Japan, cannot help but become a puppet in a feudal society.

Is one out of the 22 going to become a spy?
It won’t easily back down; 1 is stealthy.
dice1d22=10 (10)

Isn’t it the one who kindly kills the wife and children right there?

Even the demon Tora-gan could not ignore sociality within the class society.
The narration succinctly symbolizes the work.

I said there’s definitely no ninja.
The shogun of the world wouldn’t even bother to keep an eye on trash like you. If you mess up, they’ll confirm it and then slowly crush you, and that’s the end of it.
It’s the same as confronting the facts.

It’s Gozzan.

The tatami that Fujiwara was cutting is the blood of that couple, right?

If the higher-ups are incompetent, the subordinates will struggle, right? That’s just a common thought.

There’s no way I wouldn’t be here when I said I would be.
It seems like they think there’s no value in sending a ninja～～～!!! So I freak out.

The person with this spear is really a good person, isn’t he…?

Even someone as skilled, eloquent, and virtuous as Professor Sasahara is just a puppet in a feudal society.

It can be translated as “madness of death” or “madness of the warrior.”

Well, if there’s no one from that era, that’s fine, but the lord with that attitude is being looked down upon and will end up getting tripped up anyway…

If it’s impossible even for this person, then it’s impossible for an individual to fight against power.

The dark lord, Tadanao, is stealthy! (BUSHU!)

Teacher Sasahara has really opened up to Fujioka.

It’s ridiculous that something like this could cost the head of the chief retainer…

Isn’t it wrong to aim for an officer just to become a subordinate of such a foolish ruler?

Just now
In custody.
Twenty-two nameless ones
Both have proper character and demeanor.

I thought it would be better to sacrifice some random thugs around instead of diligently killing the people on the list and their wives…

Because it improves milk production!

Killing the entire family quickly, without making them suffer, is at least a form of kindness, isn’t it…

Anonymous
Stealthy.

You don’t even know the faces and names of the 22 lords, do you?

Takeru… let’s go to Nirai Kanai.

All swordsmen shall fall.

It can be seen as being for the lord’s honor and peace of mind.
Well, it’s really a load of crap…

22 is the number of Tarot cards… in other words!?

It’s just a terrible story because lives are at stake.
To satisfy a boss who believes that mistakes will definitely occur, I intentionally make easy-to-spot mistakes.
Even in modern times, there are ways to make other things easier to access.

Modern feudal society is similar in many ways, though.
It’s like being fired is equivalent to dying.

The so-called sense of doing.
The sacrifice is the life of the innocent.

Well, Tadanao was so worthless that, despite being the shogun’s brother, he was treated almost like an exile and died immediately in confinement.

No matter what the reason is, someone who tries to deceive and go against those above them would never be tolerated in a feudal society.
I think this is a work that shows this in a way that can be thoroughly disliked outside of just this place.

It’s not true that all ronin have proper character and bones… rather, those who are overly upright might have suspicious connections to the shogunate…

“It’s unavoidable that people die if they don’t act secretly.”

It’s been a while since I’ve seen Shigurui after getting used to the Seven Ninja of the Imperial Guard.
I’m surprised that there isn’t a single piece of humor mixed in; it’s entirely serious.
If it’s the Imperial Guard, even 6 pages would suffice for things like Azass, Gocchan, and Menomen.
It seems that a surreal gag could be inserted at least once…

Shigurui is clearly an outlier among the works of Young Sensei.
Because of this drawing, for a while the teacher couldn’t believe in heroes.

dice1d22=12 (12)
There’s no way I’m stealthy, how ridiculous.

Well, the protagonist is doing the same thing.

What happens after this?

Shigurui really gives off the feeling that it’s drawn with a lot of life at stake.

Is the counselor showing loyalty to such a worthless lord to that extent?
If the lord falls from power, it would probably lead to collateral consequences.

They are not in a position to be said to be falling from power or not.

Choosing the target to kill randomly is too sloppy.
But looking at the participants, who are really terrible, the judgment of “everyone is good!” is just too sloppy.

What’s so cool about samurai?

Even Mr. Tiger Eye is stunned in shock.

Isn’t it true that Irako is not under the custody of Sasahara-dono, despite being of excellent character?

Looking at the disposal of Ietada, I thought that Iemitsu shows no mercy even to his own blood brother.

I think they should just assassinate that guy already… but my retainers try to stop me, and the worst part is that he’s skilled with a sword.

The completed form of a feudal society is composed of a few sadists and many masochists.

I’m curious if they would honestly prepare for 10,000 people if someone says there are about 10,000 suspicious individuals.

Even if there is no resentment or dislike for the brothers themselves, it would be a big problem if they were raised up and the country was divided…

Gross

Compared to before Shigurui, Shigurui is too different… Why did I feel like writing Shigurui…?

In that case, wouldn’t it have been better for you to show a bit more consideration, Sasahara-dono, like with this ronin over here?
Troublemaker Fujiki and so on…

It seems that this superior is also supporting Sasahara-dono in some way.

The greatest mercy that Sasahara could offer was to resolve even a moment of suffering without causing any pain in the happiest moments.

Even though it’s not in Shigurui, there are participants who are ninjas.

For the sake of appearances, let’s just kill someone, anyone… it’s terrible that the main characters are doing this too.

When one is at the height of happiness, having secured a position serving in the castle, to kill without revealing it…

I wonder if everything would have been fine if I had just become a monk quickly.

The existence of ninjas themselves is quite troublesome.

Saying this while looking away really adds to the artistic merit…

It’s fine to use that toad sword technique.

The tyrant who cut open his abdomen at the beginning… just passed by…

In today’s salarymen, the inability to do things is said to be due to a lack of ingenuity!

Feudal society was a harsh one, but even at the time, Tadaaki went too far, so there was at least a minimum level of restraint that led to him being forced to commit seppuku.

If the lord is absolute.
I couldn’t find it like on page 4, so it’s just a matter of me getting fired.
You’re just twisting it to make it seem like it’s Chudai’s intention, driven solely by your desire to save yourself.

The historical facts about Tadanobu are indeed serious when it comes to various hand strikes…
Other crazy episodes seem suspicious, but just the fact that they are killing so much is already impossible…

In this era, false accusations are so common that it’s probably not surprising at all.

The ninja was supposed to remain a ninja, but did they appear in Shigurui?
Not a pitiful person.

I feel that the story about it being carbohydrates isn’t entirely a lie regarding the heinous act.

It’s amazing how history shows that placing incompetent people in power leads to failure.

There is an ancient saying, “There are things that should not be accepted with one’s life,” for times like this, but it can easily be misused.

What’s amazing is that they haven’t even looked at the list of criminals.
Closing my eyes and tearing paper, I really feel blind.

What are you saying…?

I wonder if there’s also self-preservation involved…

It’s amazing how you haven’t picked up on anything at all.

There are some amazing interpretations out there…

Sasahara, aren’t you embarrassed by this?
Stop making excuses and show me what you’ve got, man.

I have no idea what is blind!

Yeah, after reading it a few times, I understand what you want to say.
However, it is something that can be sensed immediately upon looking at the thread image, and it’s not something that needs to be elaborated into a reply.
When it’s specifically transcribed, I get surprised and wonder if it has some implication.

Feudal system is scary, isn’t it?

It didn’t really matter who I flipped through randomly.
I think it’s just that I randomly chose because deciding based on names or the survey results makes me feel guilty…

Since Tadanao has been entrusted with 550,000 koku and the important area of Suruga, he is given considerable favor and trust, so unless something very serious happens, he is unlikely to receive the death penalty.

There is no one in Shigurui who blindly trusts Tadanaga.

Rather, I don’t go through the catalog because I don’t blindly trust it.

Anmitsu?

I mean, if there were actually spies, these guys would be useless…

Feudalism is described in the narration as a large-scale BDSM between one sadist and many masochists.

A boss who does worthless things for self-preservation and for their subordinates, and a good-natured subordinate who is a puppet of a feudal society.
Which one do you like better, Mie?

This person is Shiaki.

Sasayan might have said that if he were the only one involved, he wouldn’t want to kill, but since it would bring dishonor to his family, subordinates, and acquaintances, he couldn’t say that.

If I say I don’t want to, I’ll die.
Above all, I cannot go against the command of my lord, to whom I owe my loyalty.

Upon closer inspection, in the panel that says “This person is stealthy,” they are looking away from the list of names and trying not to look at it.
Guilt, huh?

If the tyrant absolutely asserted that there are spies, then there’s nothing that can be done…

In the story, even though Tiger Eye-sensei is portrayed as a crazy abnormal person, in front of his superiors, he continuously tries to curry favor with a smile, saying 😁 “Hehe…”

Looking at the expression, there might be a little guilt, but it seems like “I don’t care who it is, but this guy is a stealthy one, so please take care of it. I don’t know anything about it.”
A feeling of pretentiousness.

Generally, we don’t impose the death penalty or genocide just based on a report that there were no spies.
Because there is a negative sense of trust regarding Tadanaga’s character…

This work begins with the powerful figure, Tadanao, who acts freely and is defeated by an even greater power, leading to his death…

In the original novel, there are quite a few ninjas, right?

It’s great, isn’t it… a masochistic swordsman who loves to be cut down by beautiful men…

I’ve heard that European feudal society was a world where the lower could easily rise up against the higher, but was that not the case in our country?

This guy is just a normal piece of crap.

It can’t be helped that I’m doing this because my lord is Tadanao… that’s a big part of it.
Until then, many have seen that a large number of people have become victims of the irrational temperament of the tyrannical ruler and their faction.

This person is a troublemaker.

Even today, the police mess up about once every few years.

If it were just me dying, the spear-wielder might rebel too.
The Chūnagon in this manga won’t let it end like that, so there’s nothing we can do.

“I casually killed one person and reported a stealthy victory.”
If there are any other stealthy ones, won’t that one become free?

“It seems that the government is quite wary of our clan.”
“It seems that the skilled covert agent has been sullied… They’re not easily giving away their tail… Just a little more time, please.”
Speaking of which, it will probably be extended.

Well, if it’s a ronin, then it can’t be helped.

The fact that the one who truly has no intention of searching for a spy is the one who looks down on the lord the most.

So, were there really ninjas?

I killed him because he was there.
Whether it was truly a secret remains unknown since the corpse cannot speak or confirm it.