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@givemersspls I don't fully understand what is Almus trying to do, like is he going to consolidate the power under the King or some form of Senate-King system. Like the current system is much more decentralized compared today's system, because each Clan/Family House have complete control of...

I don't get it why suddenly and OP turtle appear, where the 3 idiot knows about the turtle, why the bird queen said there is 2 option, for 'the life or the world'? what does it means? I feel like after the 'bitch' and 'trash' get punished, the quality take a nose dive.

If you want to read it, tough it out until you reach chapter 21, that's when the author start explaining what the hell is going on. Still recommend it. The story is quite sad.

So let me try to summarize what the hell is going on. 500 years ago a goddess(aka Alien, aka Maha-san) crash into an island. Ichirouta and Makie become friend with Maha, and I assume Ichirouta fall in love with Maha, creating a triangle love. When Oonita came, they almost killed the men and...

Yandere Alert! Kirara! Haruki! RUN!

I've never seen a spider with Moe-face. That's new.

Why we don't get a full chapter of Wikia?😗

Can someone explain what's Almus is trying to achieve? Compared to the 'current' system(manga, not the reality). Is he trying to create some sort of Senate system? He is suggesting giving the common people some power(decentralization) but somehow the end goal is centralization?

Isekai + Cheat + Magician = Original Conten't You LITERALLY can't get more generic than that.

Now we know what to say when you're getting proposed by a women.

The novel is like 90% politics and infrastructure 10% actual fighting...my god the Royale Family Tree of Hell is coming back.

A really generic Isekai manga, it's like tasting a bland food. Nothing it's interesting.

Read the novel and my god the politics...when they said "Nation Founding", they weren't kidding...not only you have the usual politics between different kingdom, you also have king's succession politics. It's like trying to understand the Royal Family's family tree.