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He did a perfect test, didn't he? Beside theology and history, of course.

These bloody lunatics. Eating something is breaking it down through acid, then processing whatever's useful. What they want is the acid breakdown, so the "body" no longer exists as is and the soul can be resurrected into its proper form. They have mage. They can create a pool of acid and bath...

The drip feed of chapter is so frustrating :P

So, why did the horn materialized a whole army when it's supposed to only summon 19 gobs?

My understanding of this battle is that Kanki is trying two things.Get Riboku (failed), and in case of failure have Riboku's army achieve a pyrrhic victory. There's still a second massive army led by a great general, and you can replace soldiers that easily.

You wouldn't sense malice towards an actor.

Why did they get punished? I don't understand.

Oh, hey, the comments are back.

I don't know if it's badly translated, or if the story is just that bad. Guessing the type of a bag, really?! Can't you just pretend that you're not as stupid as you look?

Finally!

Skelly's timeline is a straight line. He never goes back in time, instead the world around him resets bearing the consequences of the past run. Let's also keep in mind, and that is if I remember correctly, that Rubia could see a blue window. Meaning that by dying the way she did, she might have...

Those fools are fighting over a purse without knowing its content.

Here's the thing about humans: they can develop split personalities.

ABS for the ABS Gods upon their tower of ABS!

@tremor3258 The people the hero get in their harems are problem people. All of them are garbage, which is why our main character deals with them by killing them. The goal though is reformation, help those NPC be better which in turn will make the world better as the hero leaves and the reformed...

If I were Skelly, my answer to that would be: "Now, I'm definitively going to the tower."

Yep, totally gonna fuck.

@immortalartisan I've watched a lot of Gordon Ramsay and I believe you.

« If you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares back at you. » Is Nietzsche caution to the reader that one who fight monsters risk becoming a monster too. If you spend your whole being fighting for a cause, never stopping, you stand the risk of, when looking around, seeing nothing but monsters...

I don't understand shit about this manga.