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"Semi-knight" sounds off. Maybe "squire" or "man-at-arms"? Some translators use "junior knight", but I don't think that's a real thing either, and so no better than "semi-knight".

The jerk misunderstanding after hearing "Rotty" made it finally click: the worm's name was "Lotty", as in "Charlotte".

I suspect Satsuki's "decent opinions" on fighting, should have actually been "good insight".

It was already mentioned, but yes, he wanted them to bet their women, not bet on them. I can see how it could be confusing since "bet" is a verb and a noun, and it could also sound like he wants to make a bet with the women as a participating party, since they are sentient beings, not bet with...

This is an interesting chapter. It showcases the dynamic of a married couple in their world. And unlike chastity value, it isn't simply reversed. It's an interesting blend of female and male behavior through the lens of their world's gender roles.

I'm feeling kinda conflicted regarding this development. This series refrained from going into genre cliches so well, and now he has a pet dragon. Yajin does live a ranger-like existence, so it would make sense for him to have an animal companion, especially a flying one which can scout, but a...

Guy could have been bisected if things had gone wrong, no wonder he's crying.

"It's not even flinching!" — what did you expect? You're literally shooting an undead in its butt cheek — why would it care? Why did you stop targeting the core?

Nice tactics on their part, but why did they choose to fight it in a long hall? It's a perfect place for a cavalry-type monster to move. A wandering boss has the advantage of seeking its prey, but also the disadvantage of its prey being able to choose the battlefield. They could have led it to...

Gary made a mistake when he slashed his own lackey. Being ruthless is only good when it lets you seize the win. By murdering one of his own so willingly, he made everyone hang back out of concern for their own safety instead of helping him. This is pretty good writing: it gives a good reason for...

"How do you know mama's name?" You mean the name that someone was just loudly calling her by and she reacted to? And what is that box with "Lame" written on it supposed to be?

Blue O? Is it some Japanese thing or was the "O" a circle, as in censorship? Then I guess the author is old enough to remember Blue Pepsi. Never tasted it myself, but it's notorious for its chemical taste with those who did.

This chapter answers the question that no one asked: "What if the Shmoo went rogue?" And it's surprisingly entertaining.

That mattress sure looked like it had fun, the princess too. And then the body pillow joined and it became a threesome.

And now it is suddenly a cooking manga.

"You thought Luce was petite? I'll show you real petite." — the artist, probably.

The solution here is to use all of the author's previous works as references and simply recreate in the same style instead of de-censoring.

I'm more of an awoo~ man myself, but that aroo~ was pretty cute.

LOL, this totally looks like a clumsy retcon. Guess the author wanted to make the demon princess look less evil in retrospect, to make the heroine justified in leting her go while the dragon got killed for doing his job.

Aw come on! This had such nice art, the whole fusion gimmick was fun, and the fights were tactical, where they won with their brains as well as skill. Why in the world was this cancelled?