Isekai Gourmet de Nariagari Musou: Yama ni Tsuihou Sareta node, Nonbiri Camp o Tanoshindeitara Itsunomanika Tsuyoku Natteite, Oukou Kizoku ya Jitsury…

[MangaDex]

 

[Suldand72]

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[EchoGirl]

my gods, this title lol XD

aww...watch as her collar breaks and it unlocks/unseals another OP skill and that she was tortured on purpose/starved to keep her 'weak' enough to not fight back

 

[Ixiaz]

jesus, went to their homepage to read ahead and got hit with 3+ pop-up ads every time I clicked on anything

 

[Doodert]

I'm a little bummed with the "Sneak peak/Get more content on Patreon" thing because now I see yet another character that will probably be introduced later into the story and feel kinda spoiled by that.. But that just might be me.

 

[trenslime]

I'm a little bummed with the "Sneak peak/Get more content on Patreon" thing because now I see yet another character that will probably be introduced later into the story and feel kinda spoiled by that.. But that just might be me.

but how else can they beg you to subscribe to their patreon and use their spam pop up ad infested website?

 

[malfurionpre]

but how else can they beg you to subscribe to their patreon and use their spam pop up ad infested website?

and then the little shits get taken down/sued and wonder why the fuck. Translation team aren't what they used to be.

 

[HaikenEdge]

These motherfuckers be like that one team that was claiming they were being "forced" to upload to MD.

 

[mokonaarappa]

so 2 more added to the team according last page

 

[Miserys_End]

jesus, went to their homepage to read ahead and got hit with 3+ pop-up ads every time I clicked on anything

o.o! While i know its a bit paranoid, you might wana check your system too, never know what type of malware the site runs.

Learned a long time ago that you shouldn't visit random site unless you're secure in your system protection. Just like STDs, malware is never fun.

 

[colorlesseatstomboys]

jesus, went to their homepage to read ahead and got hit with 3+ pop-up ads every time I clicked on anything

o.o! While i know its a bit paranoid, you might wana check your system too, never know what type of malware the site runs.

Learned a long time ago that you shouldn't visit random site unless you're secure in your system protection. Just like STDs, malware is never fun.

If you're on a pc, these extensions (or alternatives you trust) should always be installed.
Malwarebytes, AB, Popup Blocker (strict).
MB stops you from visiting any website marked as malicious, ABP blocks the ads and PB blocks all popups, (though it kinda gets in the way of some websites that need popups, so i turn it off on legit sites)

and on mobile get a better browser that does all these things by default.

 

[beanbeanbean]

dear mother of god

Spoiler: meat

 

[Mandobard]

Wonder if it was her defense going up viewing the collar as an attack.

Also yup twist girl

 

[Miserys_End]

If you're on a pc, these extensions (or alternatives you trust) should always be installed.
Malwarebytes, AB, Popup Blocker (strict).
MB stops you from visiting any website marked as malicious, ABP blocks the ads and PB blocks all popups, (though it kinda gets in the way of some websites that need popups, so i turn it off on legit sites)

and on mobile get a better browser that does all these things by default.

O . o
Thats some good standard advice, but why risk contamination? I mean sure if you're slumming it you should always wear protection, but it's never guaranteed you will skate by unscathed.

 

[ScryedParadox]

Uh...

So, how is HP recovery breaking the slave collar?
I might have missed it but why is she here? Sure she got expelled, but how does it get to her being here?
If she was whipped until heavy scarring like this and left in constant underfed near death state, even with the idea that she had a boost of adrenaline, how did she manage to survive coming all the way up here and accidentally meeting him?
The meal he cooked Only had an HP recovery effect as the primary effect and temporary boosts? Very underwhelming considering all the other items he had having a permanent stat impact.

Man, there sure is a lot of small holes to poke at in this swiss cheese of a story. Eh, well at least this cheesy story is campy fun, badump-tish.

 

[ScryedParadox]

If you're on a pc, these extensions (or alternatives you trust) should always be installed.
Malwarebytes, AB, Popup Blocker (strict).
MB stops you from visiting any website marked as malicious, ABP blocks the ads and PB blocks all popups, (though it kinda gets in the way of some websites that need popups, so i turn it off on legit sites)

and on mobile get a better browser that does all these things by default.

O . o
Thats some good standard advice, but why risk contamination? I mean sure if you're slumming it you should always wear protection, but it's never guaranteed you will skate by unscathed.

That advice seems to be missing an obvious one too. uBlock Origins, you can also use the filter list to create your own personalized black list if ever there are companies who start annoying you so much that you don't even want to accidentally give them the possibility of click revenue.

And for browsers, at least give some suggestions. Like Brave, LibreWolf or Waterfox.
As for why I'm not suggesting Edge, Chrome, Opera or Firefox. Edge and Chrome is relatively self evident with the ways in which Microsoft and Google have been behaving like the unstoppable monopolistic juggernauts that they are and their hostile nature against users, with both of them loving to scrape your data and the latter working very hard against adblockers while promoting and protecting scammers on Youtube that actively makes all us users less secure.
Opera due to dubious origins and also similar security worries. And Firefox because of their changes in their terms and services that have reduced your privacy and safety.

LibreWolf and Waterfox are Firefox branch/offshoots. And Brave, while Chromium, is typically well regarded in terms of security and privacy and also has built-in adblocking.

You can also make use of Virustotal to check a link before you use it. Virustotal is a site, you can use it to verify files or a link for you. The information isn't the be all end all for files mind you, since there are cases of files that are 100% safe, but have false positives. Gotta love those complications huh?

 

[Odious1]

If you're a heavy manga reader, then I'm sure (like me) you are accustomed to coming across projects where the writing is just plain lazy. This project, though... duyamn, they're in their own dimension of laziness😅. The initial setup, the miraculous do-all "camping skill," etc... it's all lazy af! Easily the laziest writing to-date I've ever come across!

 

[Chizan]

'Prepare the knife, Brutus. It's time for PATRICIDE!'

 

[colorlesseatstomboys]

That advice seems to be missing an obvious one too. uBlock Origins, you can also use the filter list to create your own personalized black list if ever there are companies who start annoying you so much that you don't even want to accidentally give them the possibility of click revenue.

And for browsers, at least give some suggestions. Like Brave, LibreWolf or Waterfox.
As for why I'm not suggesting Edge, Chrome, Opera or Firefox. Edge and Chrome is relatively self evident with the ways in which Microsoft and Google have been behaving like the unstoppable monopolistic juggernauts that they are and their hostile nature against users, with both of them loving to scrape your data and the latter working very hard against adblockers while promoting and protecting scammers on Youtube that actively makes all us users less secure.
Opera due to dubious origins and also similar security worries. And Firefox because of their changes in their terms and services that have reduced your privacy and safety.

LibreWolf and Waterfox are Firefox branch/offshoots. And Brave, while Chromium, is typically well regarded in terms of security and privacy and also has built-in adblocking.

You can also make use of Virustotal to check a link before you use it. Virustotal is a site, you can use it to verify files or a link for you. The information isn't the be all end all for files mind you, since there are cases of files that are 100% safe, but have false positives. Gotta love those complications huh?

Because why would I recommend something I myself haven't used?
I just gave a basic suggestion, the bare minumum, a person should have. So I don't know why there was a need to call me out.
A simple addon to the suggestion would've been enough.
Oh and:

• Adblock Plus has a custom blacklist function too.
• Malwarebytes in addition of having ad/popup blockers also does the VirusScans part (it fully blocks websites if it is a phishing site or has a malware script or web trojans, and also indentifies threats based on behavior patterns).

O . o
Thats some good standard advice, but why risk contamination? I mean sure if you're slumming it you should always wear protection, but it's never guaranteed you will skate by unscathed.

For the most part you're protected.
If even after all that something manages to creep in that's most likely the users own fault. (i.e downloading dubious things themselves) or unless a legit website gets hacked.

There's a reason the comick creator warned users against going to comick copycat sites but people are still logging in to those sites.

 

[ScryedParadox]

Because why would I recommend something I myself haven't used?
I just gave a basic suggestion, the bare minumum, a person should have. So I don't know why there was a need to call me out.
A simple addon to the suggestion would've been enough.
Oh and:

• Adblock Plus has a custom blacklist function too.
• Malwarebytes in addition of having ad/popup blockers also does the VirusScans part (it fully blocks websites if it is a phishing site or has a malware script or web trojans, and also indentifies threats based on behavior patterns).

For the most part you're protected.
If even after all that something manages to creep in that's most likely the users own fault. (i.e downloading dubious things themselves) or unless a legit website gets hacked.

There's a reason the comick creator warned users against going to comick copycat sites but people are still logging in to those sites.

Not sure why you're assuming I'm calling you out.

I simply stated that there was another obvious addition that appeared to be missing from the list of suggestion you made, that's all.

I didn't say you made bad suggestions, nor did I say that my suggestion was superior to your suggestion either.