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No problem. It's just that I had already the bad experience of series totally translated except the last chapter. I just wanted to be sure that it was in the work. Take as much time as you need.

Is there a problem with the translation of the final chapter? The pace of release was quite regular for the past month, but it's been nearly 1 week since the release of the last chapter.

I was hoping the male villagers would be punished, a bit like the story with the sacred tree. Here, nobody is punished or rewarded. A bit disappointing.

Is there anyone to take the serie? No news from the original team since 8 months

Is there a missing page? We don't see how Leonardo got knocked out.

That's what I was talking about when I talked about their puppet form. Though, I reread the chapter: they weren't in puppet forms like I thought, just that they half appeared. Though, it was an half introduction (even litteraly). It was closer to a first appearance than a proper introduction...

They were cannon fodder, but they weren't introduce like cannon fodder. They appeared a few chapters ago, got a boost from the God, and you can even say that we have seen them in their puppet form way back then. The MCs were also wary of them and made a whole plan with them in mind. They didn't...

True, they may not be killed really. But they didn't show off any power whatsoever of the graduate, they were killed to fast for that. Also, I just said it feels like an axe, not that this is one definitely. It just that the rapid pace of this chapter makes me remember a lot of axe I have seen.

1) Watergate kill wasn't a real kill and it was the perfect showcase of its power. If the "kill" was removed, the story would have changed a lot, on how they discover the power. They could switch her to a random sacrifice, but that's about it. 2) The monks were just sacrifices. They got no...

Because why would they introduce them if it was to kill them off so fast? It's Chekhov's gun. If something is introduced, it needs to both reappear later and be relevant to some degree. If the shikigami didn't exist, barely anything would have changed. So why were they introduce? One possible...

Oh boy, I hope I am not jinxing it, but it feels like an axe. I seriously this isn't it, with the anime going.

Small correction: Rotten nobility were like that. During the start and middle of Middle Ages, nobility were mainly warriors. So they had a military mindset. A bit of honor, but order and rules above all. They were also heavily religious for the most part (I mean, they did the crusades. Some...

That, I totally agree. It's like saying that rifle are ancient because the firelance existed in China around the 11th century. It's the same principle, but there has been substantial improvement between them

First thing first: mixed farming in the past only meant that you raised animals and crops at the same time. Not that they used the same space. If a farm had a coop with chicken but also made wheat, it was mixed farming. 2) Yes, you can put animals on field or fallows. But only for a short time...

Some information: Crop rotations is ancient but it changed into the modern form fairly recently. Egyptians only used a 2 crops rotation, and the 3 crops rotation (that is already used by the knigdom) came during the 8th century and lasted until the 20th century. Also, putting animals on a field...

It's the prince that is Sha Wujing (the weapon is inspired by his weapon) Puffer is Tang Sanzang, the sage. It's even worst

I think there are 2 interpretations. 1)Grey Ending: Mayumi created the spirit because of her hatred. So under her happy and serene face hides an immense hatred. 2)Self inflicted karma: Ootori created the spirit because of self hatred and not wanting the truth to spill out. The ending seems to...

It doesn't answer the question at all. First off, page 12, the adventurers state that if they level up a bit more then can reach floor 2 faster. Meaning, they already use floor 2. Hero's party only went to floor 2 (it's not written on the manga but the novel states it). Secondly: MC was really...

That wasn't the question. Other people had no problem levelling in the dungeon. If it was an extremely hard dungeon that nobody challenged, I would understand. But here it's a popular dungeon, easy for levels up but the hero party that relatively strong couldn't do anything.

Does someone know why the hero party had difficulties in the dungeon? I thought they skipped something from the novel, but it doesn't seem to be the case.