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Chances are the (ex-)girlfriend is not an ordinary person either. Why would she be?

A bodybuilder tailor. His fingers won't get tired, no matter how many meters of heavy fabric he would sew.

Sometimes the author takes too little, sometimes too much. The normal chapters would be in between?

I realise I didn't write it too well earlier, but what you wrote here is exactly what you need to get used to and not let it bother you. Because it will keep happening and won't go anywhere. I'm not even saying it like I was some outsider; I've done it myself, though with some subtlety usually...

I wonder if the dude hasn't really realised, even after a decade, that the slave he bought is a succubus.

What are you taking so personally? I see you've only been here for a little more than half a year, which might explain it. Just take it calmly and get used to the commenters' humour and style of commenting. On the other hand, when a mangaka/doujin artist creates a series like this, they are...

She's slowly grooming him, no doubt. Nothing suggests, so far, that he had any lecherous intentions, but everything suggests she had those intentions, like a proper succubus, from immediately after she realised he's treating her well, as we saw in the first chapter.

I was once theorising the Japanese were left with regrets after losing the WW2, but someone told me it's because a slave girl automatically removes the big hurdle of needing to approach a girl normally, getting to know her, getting along with her, becoming friends, and finally becoming lovers...

It shouldn't be difficult to send some men-at-arms to catch those firebrands before anything much happens. If they wait until a real rebellion starts, it will be much more difficult to spare anyone participating in it, including Ernie.

A signature isn't valid if the signer is forced through coercion, blackmail, etc, or isn't capable of understanding what they are doing (like a little kid or an advanced Alzheimer patient), or is otherwise seriously compromised, like fooling a blind person to sign a document utterly different...

A story like this isn't too nice if it's too realistic.

Why would he try it, though? He's an adventurer, and a merchant on the side. A slave owner, with slaves specifically skilled in dungeon adventuring and fabricating stuff using materials from monster drops. His common sense is different from the locals, but he's actually living a good life by...

Saki must be living in the luckiest part of the village, having better cell phone signal strength than anyone else. After all, the early chapters made it a point Himeko and Hayato's home had such abysmal reception that the dude never even thought about getting a cell phone. We can assume their...

The teachers at her school must have given up on her. I don't blame them.

I was already suspecting Ernie was being driven to deeds he didn't really understand by someone older, but I didn't expect a communist agitator.

What a waste of skin that count Pierre turned out to be. It makes me believe every bit of the troubles in his county are all thanks to his incompetence.

Holy moly, BT-42. I guess there's twisted beauty in the worst tanks.

Even Sheogorath is not that crazy.

Four-ears needs a serious lecture from Raphael.

The MC is from a world where folks can actually manufacture stuff all the way from the beginning till the end. Now he's in a world where nobody can even imagine smelting/refining iron from iron ore. They instead have to go into a dungeon and defeat a monster that will hopefully drop a bar of...