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Oh? Interesting. Yeah, without knowledge of (and the ability to manifest) things like water jets or being able to form ice, water would definitely be on the weaker side, offensively. Makes sense, then, it'd become a jack of all trades, master of none kinda thing. Curious as to the truth...

That'd be an interesting twist. Depending on how far the author wanted to take it, they could borrow from history and link it into the quality of the steel the blades are made from. Historically, Japan had pretty terrible iron, which is why forge welding was so prominent throughout the nation's...

It actually looks more like a langes messer, minus the nagel.

Could be one of several things. Maid could be his birth mother, but isn't allowed to actually have kids for whatever reason, so the lord and his wife adopted him. Maid could be the lord's concubine and the wife's best friend, so the wife treats him as if he were her own; especially plausible if...

Going by the volume cover, that's not impossible (though I'd say his mother's hair is closer to dirty blonde than silver); look at the maid in the background. Her hair is almost the exact same color.

Page 9: You thought it was Dio, but it's me, Kenshiro!

Late to the party, but he already did that quite awhile ago; he did it to resuscitate a girl whose heart wasn't beating.

Ya know, none of you fucks would be in this situation if you'd just let MC go all dragon lord on that uppity noble's ass.

That fact ain't gonna stop me from trying, 'cause I can't read.

I don't even know where this is going anymore, so I think I'm calling it quits.

I mean, 90% of people who claim to hate the system don't actually hate it, just their place in it, so that shouldn't be surprising.

100% that's what it is. Friend of mine some years back and her older sister were both forced through nursing school by their mother through a combination of vicarious living and using them to prop up her own status.

Y'know, I have to wonder if this girl is kinda stupid. She knows the MC is a summon, knows he "officially" has an incredibly low Ludia score, knows her friend is a summon looking for someone with a very low Ludia score, and just... Never thinks to bring it up to anyone. But I guess solving...

Yep. If a Vorpal Bunny couldn't go snicker-snack, it'd be sheer heresy.

That's, arguably, the point. I mean, a large part of this chapter was him realizing that, for all he feels out of place, his family is a really good one and his discomfort doesn't really compare to what Kazemiya's putting up with. He's also realizing pretty quickly that, despite their rules...

Time to yeet the manager.

Interesting. His reaction kinda reminds me of Myne from Ascendance of a Bookworm, where it's less a reincarnation and more possessing the body of a child who (probably, in this case) died.

The word used in Japanese is "omiai", which is less like a date or engagement party and more like a business interview and/or blind date. It's akin to two random strangers who match on a dating site or have friends or family set them up with their father's brother's newphew's cousin's former...

Agreed. Should've just left it as a bog standard demon lord, because then there's room for stronger beings. Like in Helck, where a "demon lord" was really just a particularly strong demon general in charge of a border fort.