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A discount and some ammo for letting them study Krishna's technology, let alone have Krishna's data, is utterly moronic. It's once-time benefit for something their company will benefit from indefinitely. That's so dang stupid. A deal for a percentage of profit from everything created, designed...

No. Quite the opposite in this case. They're reacting to this guy taking care of them. Except for the sugar baby who is, literally, a whore.

Milk is very dangerous without pasteurization.

If the soil around the cave is fertile, why make a planter? That's an enormous waste of effort, space, time, energy, and resources.

The diamond thing is a good idea, though. Roman soldiers used to carry pieces of glass to focus light to start fires.

Attacking someone unprovoked, especially after he established peaceful contact, is not a good way to show you're not a threat. Rather, at the very least it shows you're too reckless and thoughtless to be trusted. That said, I do understand that she didn't realize there was at least one other...

I'm starting to wonder if he is literally a ninja and that's what his scars are from.

The problem is sharks have very bad vision and are very stupid and yet very curious. There was a strong chance it would misidentify them or would take a bite out of curiosity. These are the main reasons for shark attacks. Splashing around also attracts and excites them to attack, which they were...

That is almost zero food. For the whole day's effort? If this wasn't full of artistic license, they'd be screwed.

She was on top of him. That's not a misunderstanding, that's straight-up lying.

If the other nobles would attack you for being prosperous, then they are actively weakening the kingdom and the people in it and nobility that aren't part of their inner club. So, there is no reason to be loyal. This region's problem is that everyone there is a coward led by cowards.

Eh, she tried to kill them and kidnap some innocent people to be tormented and probably murdered for some imaginary peace she made up in her head that isn't under any threat. She's simply serving a scumbag who wants to murder anyone that could take his place if he were to die (which, by the way...

Viola is not righteous, she is self-righteous. She fights for the sake of feeling like a hero without any care for the people involved. She doesn't care that there is no threat to the masses. She doesn't care she'd be sacrificing innocent people. She doesn't care that if she does retrieve those...

It's amazing no one wonders what his "betrayal" was or why they should attack him or what evidence there is of any crimes. Especially knowing how powerful he is that if he tried to do something, nothing could stop him.

Did you not get it? The point she was making was that he was holding back against her. That's why she said that his nature as a normal person, not a killer, is why he lost. Killing the mooks took a severe psychological toll on him and killing a close friend wasn't really something he could bring...

It's not a good point. While it'll probably be something dramatic, the most obvious answer is to have families.

I mean, why wouldn't they quit adventuring to live as simple villagers? It's a comfortable life for them thanks to their husbands (to say the least) and if they want families then obviously they can't go roaming around fighting monsters and stuff. Why is he even wondering it at all? Oh, sure...

If I remember correctly, in the novel the gun she puts on the mothership is like a railgun but fires a plasma bolt.

Should have made a deal involving some small cut on anything they make and sell using his ship's data and knowledge gleaned from its technology and design. Since the ship is unique to him, no one can prevent him from claiming IP rights. Even a tiny cut is a whole lot when scaled to the costs of...

The light novel/web novel explains a lot better. She shows up, crazy stuff is going to happen, run away. And it's implied it isn't quite so coincidental because she wants to recruit the MC to her anti-pirate fleet. She's also a hell of a lot smarter in the novel. Like a thousand times more...