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On the third page the words “I've let you stayed” should also be corrected and then read “I've let you stay”. I know of an example of being reborn in an otome game (“Kenkyo, Kenjitsu wo Motto ni Ikite Orimasu”) and an early example of reborn villainess avoiding her death flags (“Otome Game no...

Maybe leaving such a bait has never been properly criminalized and thus is treated as merely unchivalrous.

This comment on the last page that you've just quoted sounds very much like a promotion of the light novel that it has mentioned. For what it's worth, personally I am glad that the manga ended here because this is where the original plot takes a random nosedive to the darkness of the...

Nope, that'd be flood.

The word “commoners” seems erroneously using the equals sign (“=”) for its hypenation on the 16th page. The words “this town really has fallen” seem erroneously repeated at the beginning of the 22nd page. The pages 31〜32 currently say essentially that “10 billion gold coins” is an amount...

You have been told the answer in this very chapter and in the previous chapter. The original wealth of the hero group came from the loot (they defeated many monsters), and this world's gold coins seem to be “minted” all like that. Then they have started lending most of that money to noble...

Additionally, on the 21st page the words “for lthe oot” shoud read “for the loot”. On the 23th page the words “his attention” should read “her attention” because Demon King was shown to be female in the very first chapter.

Yes. What was also missing from the Asmodeus version is the part of words on the fifth page translated as “monsters leave behind money or items when defeated and then disappear” here. (Asmodeus just repeated the dfferent spoken words “it gets converted into energy, making daily life more...

Or some girl finally decides to give him the chocolate — and then this one is like but it's too late. Or worse.

This “Flag Capture in the First Move” moment:

What if someone finds out that he's being sucked by her?

It's not in “Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai” because I can't even remember Takemoto Uruka on a bicycle, and she definitely does not make her first appearance in the story on a bicycle, and she's not reunited with Yuiga Nariyuki at that point (they're in the same school, he is enough of a buddy...

At this point the promise of the long title “I Time-leaped 10 Years Ago and Saved My Childhood Friend, a Young Lady, and She became My Fiancée” is fulfilled. We have seen the main character in his bleak future, we have seen the time leap, we have seen the saved osananajimi ojou-sama, and her...

Having read up to (and including) the 13th chapter, but without really spoiling anything or reading the source novel, here I have to admit that we (the readers) should not trust the old man (Albert Grace) at this point. Suddenly we discover that he tricked Rick (Albert presented himself as a...

This hero, as shown by the manner with which he has talked to Fitz in the sixth chapter, is already inclined to think that anyone needs a very good excuse (like a leg missing) if wants to leave his party. He sounds very close to cutting their limbs himself if they want out.

Then you'll have much fun reading “Maou-sama no Machizukuri! ~Saikyou no Dungeon wa Kindai Toshi~”.

This is how the MC's loss of humanity comes up in this chapter. The author is creative and thus finds a new way to show that orders given by the dungeon master are killing adventurers who had hopes and dreams and families.

How could the dead guy know the exact level of the dungeon he entered? The author does not explain which game mechanics are behind this particular element of the plot.

It's a bit funny that in “Kareshi no Neko ga Kawaikunai!” there was a slightly similar slap in the fifth chapter (“Hands Off!”), but performed by a cat.

Wrong. I happily read both versions and sometimes even compare their differences when I have the time for that.