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The design says "Sure, I'm ripping off 'Alien', but I'm also Korean, so of course I love 'Star Craft' too!"

Disguising as the opposite sex without a person's knowledge is morally neutral unless you're in a situation with that person where they have to make a decision for which knowing your sex objectively matters. And even then it's only a trick if you maliciously exploit that misconception for...

So her mother gave birth successfully in this timeline and her parents either never had a second child because one was enough for them or he's a normal guy because he never had to deal with his parents' trauma or the girl name.

What is this dumb argument people are having? Obviously the problem is him tricking and robbing people, not him cross-dressing while he does it.

How fitting that he got the "predator" trait after eating that woman's pussy without her consent.

Is "hyper senses" a literal "press E to interact with [thing]" prompt from the game? They basically tell him what everything is and allow him to do whatever he's thinking of when looking at an interactive item or device.

He accidentally murdered a monster waifu and doesn't even regret it. What a jerk.

Aw, it looks like the author is playing it straight with the hero rolling with the role. Imagine if he wanted to live a slow life or go on adventures and have a harem as a xenomorph.

How dare that frog bastard upset Luce by dodging her dagger!?

As in someone who "drifts" from place to place. It's clarified when she follows-up by saying he's not a local, as she would have heard of someone of his level of skill. As for the attitude, perhaps she's simply an abrasive person, or perhaps people who stray from their hometowns are looked upon...

That dispel diagram was just weak. Why not simply state that the magic effect is the only thing that is projected out of the magic item, while the magic system and mana are within the sword and so out of reach of the dispel effect, which can't do anything to the heat coming out of the sword?

It starts out a little edgy and generic. But it eventually improves by toning it down with the edge in an organic way for in-universe reasons and then it accumulates a likeable supporting cast that brightens up both the story and the main character, who is developed by interacting with them. It...

It can only be a dwarf if Sherry is outstandingly tall for her race and that girl outstandingly short. But why would the artist do that? That's just confusing. It obviously isn't a child and if it was a different subrace of dwarf, I feel like it would have been mentioned. A gnome would have...

Thanks for the translation! I was waiting for someone competent to pick this up.

Someone already mentioned that she's not a goblin, but she plausibly could have been. There are plenty of fantasy settings where there are both evil/feral and good/civilized versions of traditionally "monster" races.

People mentioned that the dragon cub is a manga-only development. Did these villagers want to kill his dog in the novel?

Like I said, I'm not sure what she is, but she's certainly not a dwarf like Sherry. Even if we put her skin tone and ear shape aside as variations, that doesn't explain the height: she is literally half the height of a person. Sherry is only slightly lower than a person.

A goblin girl, if I had to guess (since we can't tell the color of her skin). I wonder if he'll get one for his harem at some point.

Pretty sure you confused "admiration" with "aspiration" when talking about Will's hero dream.