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@ruaxx Most countries use DD/MM/YYYY or DD/MM however the international (ISO) date format is YYYY-MM-DD or MM/DD. So the least confusing is to write the name of the month.

Well, we can say the same things about american superheroes fighting against aliens or other supervillains. Just replace the rising Sun with stripes and stars.

And this is how communism was born...

This worlds geography caused a different evolution. All mammals live on the northern continent while the southern continent only have reptiles. Maybe even the humans of the south came from north a long time ago.

What bothers me, potato shouldn't "taste like home" for a medieval european, it came from South America.

It should be "wont let me rest" for the double meaning.

Some chapters ago Frieren mentioned a demon child spared by Himmel but had to be killed later. Demons don't born from love, they just spawn from darkness.

I am not sure about the Btraves gender, can be a reverse trap fujoshi.

The main reason i dont read manhua is the bad translation. This title and description wont change my mind.

"A sake known as whiskey" Is this machine translation or lazyness?

She is more like a demon than any horned humanoid.

White hair with blue eyes has nothing to do with being a European or a half, it's albinism.

@Syanalassa Thx, at least your version makes sense (the plot still seems dumb). As for "kensei", in a European-fantasy setting it can be translated as sword master.

"Are you..."

Isekai world using arabic numerals and metric system 😅

MC didnt try to change the situation, she makes the same mistake her character did in the game. If I was her, I would improve the relationship with the sister and prevent the sister to turn into a thot.

Most isekaied people would use thier knowledge to improve the other world in any way, however our "heroine" was too much of a thot to do that.

@boag Or everyone in a single bed end...

What bothered me about the translation was the "sake" with a picture of beer. I know it's the fault of the japanese, they call every alcoholic beverage as "sake".