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From a logical point of view, it's impossible. You cannot translate all the nuances and cultural context of a language.

Yes, it was that one time, they attacked during the Levely, freed Kuma and the slaves, destroyed the food storage, and declared war on the CD. Sabo stumbled into King Cobra's murder there.

The revolutionary army destroyed Marijoa food storage in their attack. It was one of their major target.

"Probably he can't handle the fact that he took a lot of lives" Girl I think the fact he couldn't handle was something else.

I can fix her.

Oh, my bad then, I forgot the previous chapters details.

I know it's for plot progression but it's quite heartless of them to throw her out of the house. Even if he cannot afford to pay her, he could have at least provided her a shelter instead of letting her become homeless. And princess, if this is how the royalty treat their most loyal subordinate...

I hate the "Miss" translation. It ruins the moment for me

Nice advices dude. I would have been better if you had said it beforehand to warn the village and hadn't behaved like a creep the whole evening.

Yeah, how about, you know, asking the saint not to kill the witch and only imprison her? Or just don't hunt her at all? After all she's been in hiding. Imprison the saint instead of the witch is a backward method no matter how you look at it.

What is with the dead frog corpse?

Maybe Earth has lost orbit and moving away from the sun. In such a case the only "realistic" solution is migrating to another planet Or maybe space travelling is much more easier for them than terraforming. Who knows what technology they have developed. It's a common trope in scifi that...

Last chapter 6 years ago, holy shit. Thank you for the translation

I hope it's not something too cliché. I hate how the story just apply real world politics to fantasy without any adjustment or flexibility. If the safety of the country relies that much on adventurers, then adventurers would have higher social standings and privileges. And if they don't...

Heltera has no saint, so there's no problem regarding relationship between saints. Saints can obliterate a city like Heltera in just one hit. They have power to topple nations, naturally they don't need to care about what the nations think about them.

Punching the hero? Such a lazy and convenient way for the mc to differentiate the good guys from the bad guys.

I'm glad I didn't skip this chapter since it's a reupload. I think you can add (redraw) to the title to prevent misunderstanding.

As she mentioned, she wants to "play the role of "the pig who eats the tiger". Basically, pretending to be a loser to attract enemies and lower their guards. She wants to take revenge, not staying under the radar.

Did that woman just kidnap a random kid on the street to ask about an otherworlder? If she knew about her relationship with Ginko then she could have catched Ginko no?

Once regained his composure, Hallow overpowered Kiva pretty easily. He has lost an arm, and hasn't used his final technique like Alio. If we assume Hallow and Alio are equal, then the giants are not that much weaker than Kiva.