Short flashback to the night before Kazuki was exiled.
We see a new character: an old blind fortune teller in the slums. She grabs Kazuki’s hand.
Her eyes open – pure white.
「お前の運命はまだ折れていない。勇者よりも強い“縁”が眠っている。」
(Your fate is not yet broken. A “bond” stronger than the Hero’s sleeps within you.)
She gives him a rusted black key. No lock known to man.
“When the goddess abandons you… dig below the statue of the fallen king.”
Usually, in fantasy manga, the "Hero" is the paragon of virtue. Not here. This series flips the script by making the Hero a manipulative antagonist who uses his status to steal the affections (and sometimes the lives) of those around him—including the women the protagonist cares for. Short flashback to the night before Kazuki was exiled
For nine chapters, we’ve watched our main character suffer. He has been sidelined, humiliated, and watched his companions get "netorared" (stolen/corrupted) by the so-called Hero. It has been a frustrating, rage-inducing read. But the title promises one thing: He will not give up.
Chapter 10 is the moment the manga transitions from a tragedy to a battle shounen.
1. The Rock Bottom The chapter opens immediately after the devastating events of Chapter 9. The protagonist is physically beaten and emotionally hollow. The Hero has just claimed another victory, flaunting his stolen harem in front of our lead. In any other story, this would be the end. The protagonist would fade into obscurity. She gives him a rusted black key
2. The Power of "Akiramezu" (Not Giving Up) The raw scans capture a chilling silence before the storm. The art style shifts here—the artist uses heavier ink and sharper lines. The protagonist remembers his promise. The dialogue, even without translation, is palpable: "Is this where it ends? No."
We see a manifestation of a new power, or perhaps a sealed ability, triggered purely by his sheer will to win. It’s not a power born of friendship or destiny; it’s a power born of spite and determination.
3. The Cliffhanger The chapter ends with the protagonist standing up. The Hero, for the first time, looks genuinely surprised. The final panel is a close-up of our hero’s eyes—burning with resolve. It is the "Top" moment fans have been waiting for. in fantasy manga
The world of dark fantasy and "NTR" (Netorare) manga has seen a surge in complex, psychologically charged stories, but few have gripped readers as intensely as Yuusha ni Minna Netoraretakedo Akiramezu ni Tatakau – Kitto Saigo wa Ore ga Katsu (translated roughly as "Everyone Was Taken by the Hero, But I Won't Give Up – Surely, I Will Win in the End"). As the title suggests, this is a tale of betrayal, despair, and relentless perseverance.
For fans eagerly awaiting the next development, Raw Chapter 10 has just surfaced on various manga raw aggregator sites. Here is your detailed breakdown, thematic analysis, and why this chapter is being hailed as a major turning point.
If you are looking for the turning point or the "hype moment" of the series, Chapter 10 is significant for three reasons: