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Nature always finds a way.

A wholesome ghost story for a change. Quite nice.

The story with these two guys is nice and all, but this side-quest is kinda overriding the main one for a while now.

The realistic thing here is the fact that, without consideration, an American tourist assumes locals in a non-english foreign country can speak English and understand it just as well.

If it wasn't from the help of some commenters - some coming from the original WN, I wouldn't been able to guess what this whole arc was about or what the point was. The whole concept behind is neat, but the execution in this manhua adaptation was kinda all over the place. Especially the...

Wait, what? I'm a big complainer about ad Mangas only adapting a few first chapters of a LN/WN for promotion. And this one does somewhat the opposite by "adapting" PAST the end of the WN? And in a way that it overstays its welcome? I have very mixed feelings there.

"I am a man capable of reading the room." Even if the room had every thing sprinkled with icons like a Ubisoft open-world map, I doubt you would understand anything that is happening around you, DarkMatterGalaxy-kun!

Thanks for the work! This is another LN/WN Promo Manga? Did I understand that right? Or was it just dropped by a publisher not willing to adapt the whole 600+ chapters?

That was a low blow with that memespeak comment, Airi! But I can't deny it....

"It seems Alec already knew that Alexander repaired is currently sleeping beneath the royal castle while is brain is being" Did she get a stroke?

Oh no...

This has a nostalgic feel reminiscent of the first chapters' style of craziness.

In this chapter is introduced the Veiled Polypore (Cryptoporus volvatus). A mushroom that grows on pine trees that specifically died the year prior. Like the chapter portrays, insects - mainly wood-boring beetles, some that can kill trees - use it as nesting burrows and then help spread its spores.

That salmon looked a bit under-cooked, me thinks. Unless it's a new culinary concept called "Reconstructed Sashimi"!

That's the most sensible and smart thing for him to have done. Hope the story will acknowledge that with a good pay off. Crossing my fingers.