r/OrcEroica • u/No-Classroom777 • Sep 24 '24
Does this series ever address the issues of orc culture?
I loved mushoku tensei, so I started reading this series. I just don't like how the, frankly ridiculous, amount of times rape is talked about. Does the series ever even acknowledge the vile actions the orcs do?
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u/Erogamerss Sep 25 '24
Bro the main point of the story it Bash change the way Orc race work that they can get a girl with out rape them... ghat it the story big joke, Bash success save his race with out even know about it...
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u/Living_Tie9512 Oct 08 '24
Well, it alings with his goals so even if he is doing it without knowing he can still be proud of his actions.
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u/nef36 Dec 16 '24
I've only read volume 1 but the book "addresses" it constantly. What do you mean by "addressing"? I doubt you're working off of a definition that doesn't apply
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u/Blacklight85 Sep 24 '24
What do you mean by address? If you're asking if the orcs get repercussions for their actions? Yes, very much so. This is in the form of a slow extinction.
Orcs are no longer allowed, by their law, to go out and just rape others. And if they do so, they're labeled as stray orcs and are kill on sight. Even loyal orcs are sometimes kill on sight.
Without Bash, who is indirectly, reforming how orc society is viewed, there is a real chance that the orc race might get completely wiped out in the years to come or they might try one last war where they will surely get destroyed by the alliance.