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On reflection, I feel like the adaptation from web novel to LN or at least to manga was really mixed. Kent had very little experience with healing other people, explaining the incident with Beatrice... but the author inserted new scenes with him healing people just like later in the web novels...

He has a version of this trick for men too:

Page 6, I guess you could say, she's after his meat!

Teehee! One of my favorite parts of the story. That bit "about to be married", I remember it saying "before marriage" when I read the scene, it's a big difference; similar context to the maid talking about Kent seeing Yuika. As she hints "at this age", Camilla is on the verge of being a...

Kent had to time his meetings with Yuika to be when the maid was away, because the maid was 100% loyal to Camilla. She spied on Yuika through peepholes. After the rescue, she's never shown again, and unnamed maids attend to Camilla.

This we're at now was at chapter 38. Beatrice's treatment was chapter 36.

He felt all over her body, like she said. His healing experience consisted of "massages", after all.

Looks good. The mangaka failed to portray the way in which Kent went overboard healing Beatrice it's looking like, so the Light Novel probably kept that part. Now for changes: It's nice that Celia is being more developed than in WN, she had some untapped potential. Celia's mother was...

I thought it seemed a little rushed, but I am used to the webnovel taking it's sweet ass time between main events. Perhaps it's over-correcting.

I skimmed raws, I think that familiar could still work with the mangaka's designs... but it will take years before we see. She's one of the most frequently appearing familiars after all.

Good work! Lets compare to webnovel: This familiar is new. I'm glad it's not Nero, Nero's capture was a cool scene. I certainly hope it's not replacing Nero, this cat Kent can use for cuddling with girls, but not a flying date or shielding them from arrows with wind magic. The sisters bought...

Funny but... There is someone besides the MC who undergoes a huge amount of character development in this series. Also, Kondo, who will be introduced in a bit, goes from weak, to being able to take down a rock ogre single-handedly.

Good work, I noticed improvement. There was a Gilik self-improvement arc midway through the web novel, spurred by Muel giving him an ultimatum. The results were... mixed? He contributed to the public good better than when he was a stalker, but his personality didn't improve much. Wonder what...

It's an alternate reality based on the original (The World of Otome Games is Tough for Mobs) first three volumes, which are adapted into manga. The stories are different though: Original timeline: Harem. Protagonist is a troll who pisses everyone off for fun. Everything could be solved if the...

Kent nearly gets his side pinched off for joking about such a thing.

The 10 parfaits is basically her saying "spend a lot of time with me". Love and hate are two sides of the same coin. I mean, you realize, she demanded 10 dates, right?

That teacher must have been really bored.

It's kind of funny how Marie was so nervous about being accepted by the family, when the behavior standards of noble women are so through the floor, she could literally be whipping people and they would bow and apologize. For those so eager to find out what's next, the answer is in here (the...

Beatrice was introduced in chapter 8. Her illness was untreated appendicitis. Manon's dad died of the same ailment, which was foreshadowing of the illness which was remarked at the time to have been easily treated on earth, but there were no surgeons in this world. And he did take two sessions...

Thanks for the translation. It looks like the OG author was a little sloppy transitioning from webnovel to Light Novel around here. Originally, massages and squeezing the child's heart were Kent's only healing experience, so he was a real amateur, and ended up groping all over Beatrice's body...