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Classic isekai trope - the most defective slaves have the most OP abilities.

Those threats won't do her any good when she's already at the mercy of someone who's bigger, stronger and respects no one, not even herself.

So the classmates get along and work together as monsters, while the humans - or at least these jackboot jerkwads - are their enemies? Will these miserable villagers be saved or will they become monster food?

Well, you have to be mindful of the so called 'keystone species' which have a disproportionately large impact on local environments. Those should not be disturbed carelessly.

I'm pretty sure cyberpunk isn't about cybersoldiers waging cyberwars. This sounds more like Tron or ReBoot. It's more of an urban setting with flying cars, insidious corporations, plucky hackers sticking it to the man, cyborg assassins, industrial espionage, the works.

It's rare to see them without their usual clothes. They wear them all the time, whether they hunt, farm or sleep. Carmilla handles roughing it well. It's like she's on vacation. Demons respect and listen to those who can beat the crap out of them, so this show of force is basically like saying...

She acts so innocent and defenseless, and seems oblivious to the noise issue. Maybe she isn't doing anything at all, maybe she's a demon who enjoys seeing him suffer. Perhaps it's a weird case of snoring? I mean she surely can't function sleeping only two days a week.

Slave-san is being unusually affectionate. And she has a point once again - the commoner/knight is no better than a slave in this arrangement.

I find it funny how even in those historical settings they still have adhesive medical tape.

The women in that world know very little about what men actually like, so they go by rumors. Surely the gal nurse heard some that apply to her personally, and she'd be more likely to listen to the negative ones. They're also fiercely competitive, so it makes sense that they'd demean each other...

I haven't seen a single fantasy saint/nun/priestess that would specifically live by the vow of celibacy or other vows, whereas the exact opposite is very common. Japanese authors clearly don't know much about Catholic clergy they take inspiration from, and most likely don't care anyway.

The brat must have nothing better to do to hang out with nobodies all the time. When she slams the table her hair looks like a second set of clenched fists. So what's next? The commoner scores another glorious victory and the harem gets upgraded with a princess?

Such a hardcore fan of the game and yet he doesn't recognize places and people in a matter of nanoseconds? I guess it makes sense, seeing how full of crap he is. I mean, he performs these mental gymnastics trying to convince himself that he played the game for plot, yet he's practically drooling...

Huh, whatever could he possibly mean by tha... Phew. That pause had me there for a second. Sensei's paranoia is rubbing off on me? Baba-kun is such a lovable meathead. The guy deserves a spinoff.

Well, he basically confirmed that they aren't dangerous, so it's fine.

The unique thing about them is that they seem brainwashed. As long as they could delude themselves that they were fighting woman harassment, they could justify any evil deed. And here I thought their insistence on calling everything harassment was just a verbal tic, like with the guy who kept...

It's not just that. He was absolutely confident they wouldn't be able to harm him, even though magic is clearly OP, blowing up half of a building like that. An interesting thing about the setting was that magic was still relevant despite MC cheat ability, especially healing magic which is better...

His vehicles are immune to magic all the sudden? Because magic was the one advantage the locals had over him.

These don't take much effort to add and having them as tags might hook some readers enough to make them read a volume or two. It's also convenient for impromptu fish-out-of-water awkwardness here and there, where the MC and the reader get to learn everything about the world, the adventurer...

I had the feeling MC would be powerless against the magnetic allure of a troublesome woman, a femme fatale of sorts, one that mangles his hopelessly romantic soul as she pleases. This is strangely nostalgic all the sudden.