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If you want to build the world's strongest maid robot, make sure it's a loli. Loli are invincible.

At this point, I think Kuruto and his village are actually gods. Which is why a sword made by Kuruto is a holy sword.

The silliest I've seen, is when they have a limit to the number of party members, and so they want to remove some support or logistic members to make space for damage-dealers. I'd say something like what happened in "Dragon, Hero and Courier" ch. 2 is much more sane. Where the hero going to slay...

Turns out, they're dragging it just long enough. Somehow, the author managed to tie it all up to the main plot.

If you want humanity to win - you anoint people who have proven themselves worthy with the title of a hero, a holy artifact and a boost of power. A common approach is to put a holy artifact at the end of a series of trials that will prove the would-be hero's worthiness. But if you want to test...

Don't Japanese kids need to be at least in high school before they can get a part-time job?

At this point, I think MC's village is actually the abode of gods.

In ch. 2, page 9-12 we get a good look at what her breasts are like without clothes. They are nice, but not as big as in this chapter. Maybe MC's cooking helped them grow? Or maybe the author just doesn't care about the exact size.

Maybe a translation issue. The point is, they aren't properly talking to each other this time.

Being kicked out of your previous party is a common start for fantasy manga that doesn't want to have an outright isekai. I think it's fuelled by MMORPG players of support classes who feel underappreciated. As a player who usually plays tanks, I perfectly understand this trend. As for the...

The start of the recorder arc, which continues up to ch. 269.

I guess Usacchi tried to make a reference to something. Not sure to what exactly.

This arc wasn't in the web novel. But it was referenced in the web novel's later chapters. So it's very nice to be finally able to read it.

Have you guys sent too many death threats to the translator? This is not a good translation, but I don't really mind it. In my experience, it usually makes the actual translator groups actually remember they're holding a translation at all. And they'll suddenly spit out half a dozen chapters...

"My boyfriend gets jealous because of things I do at my job"

In the web novel, the author writes out all of the skills for most characters MCs meet. It is a terrifying wall of text for most humans and demihumans. So in the manga, only the most important ones are mentioned, and the rest are shortened to "etc". In case you are asking this seriously, "etc"...

It is rare for this family's father to say anything at all. But apparently, he ended up giving a speech in front of many people. Off-screen. So he can speak. He just prefers not to. Or perhaps can't get a word in edgewise when his wife and daughter are arguing.

Either prequel or sequel. It's hard to tell. But there are 2 demon lords who look similar to demon lord in this chapter.

Irene is a knight who has a crush on Duke. We do not know much about her. She's probably good and brave like most knights.

He is the one freezing the frozen fruit on page 2, right?