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"Anticlimactic: The Manga" But it's OK, because it's the whole point.

I feel a great disturbance in the Force... It's like millions of Italians souls enraged by this "carbonara" recipe. It really is the french recipe, with the onions and cream/milk.

Artist should have picked a lighter color for the bra, so it pops more against her darker skirt. I'm reading this on a PC screen, and I didn't notice it; I can't imagine most people seeing it in a smaller tankobon page.

Maybe the author is only experienced with the design part of videogames, not the programming or 3D modeling, or maybe it's an attempt to simplify for the audience, but their explanation is totally wrong. A shader isn't a "program to make 3D shadows", it's a bit of code that runs on the graphic...

'Quality control, wazzat?! Aren't "I", "You", and "He" interchangeable?' -LuaScans, probably

Still too cute, she should look like a 3D model from a SuperFX SNES game.

It says "product of USA" on the label.

:facepalm: Holy crap, I felt apprehensive when the TL said "ask MY wife", but maybe it was a one off mistake. Then we get the "How dare you do this in front of JIM", instead of "his majesty", "the emperor", or "the king". That's what I used to expect from teenmanhua and the like...

It's a flea, not a tick. A tick doesn't look like a flea (which is what is drawn here), doesn't jump, only crawl slowly, and would be useless in this situation. It's like if she transformed into an eagle while saying "I transformed into an ostrish to fly!".

The two spots above her eyes makes her looks like she has four eyes in some panel, that's a bit unsettling.

"I don't want that" Who cares, you snobbish wuss? That's something worth its weight in gold to farmers, and can help produce more food for people in needs. Like, I dunno, the people whose village was destroyed a few chapters ago and could use a boost in their production of fruits. Or maybe in...

Oh f-off, author. How do you think your own food is fertilized? Making the MC ashamed to admit he knows someone because they're riding a monster with "valuable feces" is the mentality of a snob that think they're above farmers and other "dirty" jobs.

I don't understand when translators add notes to explain english idioms/proverbs like "grasping at straws" here. Who's it for?

I'm not picky, but I couldn't make it past a few chapter. Not only is it the tired trope of "Japanese food is best! Even in medieval european setting!", but the author has no clue how to properly cook said japanese food.

I want to read this, but I know I'll think about the little sister. While we follow the adventures of the FL, what happens to the little one, left in that awful environment?

The psychopathic little sister is spoiling the story for me.

"I, you, he, she, we, they" aren't interchangeable. "play along" is not the same as "toying with". "The count's brother in law lost your arm": how do you manage to write this sentence, typeset it, and QC it without, at any point, notice it doesn't make sense for someone to lose someone else arm...

"Don't change the past"? Isn't that too late for that after meeting the ML? And why bring her back to the past in the first place, if it mustn't be changed? Stupid rabbit.

"the youngest of my slaves", really, kaiscans? That's a worse mistake than the usual grammar errors. If the FL had "slaves", that would made her a totally different person.

"The land is glossy" ? wut?