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So, I guess the saintess lied about his skill, or left out the part about nullifying poisons?

Probably a combination of much shorter chapters with less dialogue making it easier, as well as different people working on it.

Someone's finally figuring it out, it seems.

Surviving by swapping bodies is one of the first things he did, and he's infected several other creatures that he can change to if needed, and infecting whatever boss they found would always be an option. The only thing that's convenient, is that he can infect the golem, but that only means that...

I think it's referencing Deep Purple, since that's "elpruppeed" backwards... Although, it seems there was at one point a cover band that called itself "elpruP peeD", which is an interesting way to name a band.

That way if turning down a guy is so rude, but I can't wait for her to realize that Kazura is not interested in her at all, and just accepted the bracelet thinking it's like a friendship bracelet.

Realistically, buying the fertilizer is only to help jump-start with revitalizing the soil. After the first harvest, they can start techniques like crop rotations and mixing the stalks back into the soil, and that would have a similar effect. They could also raise livestock or use composting for...

Actually, the rate of people getting into relationships is decreasing, and also quite low. I just looked it up, and it's only around 30% of people 20-29 that are married or in relationships. Most people are single, and there's a number of reasons... At least one of those reasons being the higher...

I'm just noticing now that she left the door open the whole chapter.

Just once, I'd like to see a scene where they say "demonstrate the magic you know" and don't immediately jump into a mock battle. Like, lifestyle magic, nature magic, etc would all work to demonstrate skill without possibly hurting someone nearby or the kid by overexertion. But this elf...

He's not active, though. The count only brings him to a hostess bar, not a brothel.

I'm guessing the "husband" thing was just to force him to keep close, or maybe rile up the person possibly after her life

If I were him, after passing the knight test, I'd volunteer for guard positions at places like town gates or guilds (like the adventures or merchants), and fist bump anyone who walks passed. Immediately become the strongest/most versatile person in the world

To be fair, the main character is from modern Japan, so they would have those values. As for the other characters, while it has been part of human history since the beginning, it was often seen as more of a "necessary evil" and lumped together with other morally dubious businesses like...

I don't put much weight on the tags anymore, since people apply them to a manga when there's any hint of it at all. It's probably just related to the sister not knowing the difference between siblings and marriage, which actually isn't that uncommon for children to confuse.

I feel like the witch might be mentally a child, like she was cursed or sealed in the forest when she was very young and was in a coma ever since. Either that, or she's something like a dryad that hasn't really interacted with people before.

Based on this chapter, I'm guessing the fact he has 2 marks implies there are 2 minds inhabiting his body, the pharmacologist and the actual deity who seemed to take over for a short while before.

And once again, the little sister's more subtle thoughts end up being the scariest, since she's already assuming he will be "corrupted" and is trying to learn to cope with that before it even has a chance of happening.

I know of a few like that. In no particular order, here's the first couple I found: Black Summoner Word Master (not the full title) World Teacher Different World Foundation Isekai Walking I haven't fully read all of them, but these do focus a good amount on the party-building aspect, and...

Oh, there are people with that kind of logic all over the world, just usually about different topics and they usually are more vague with their wording to seem more reasonable. Most direct example is the neverending debate in the US about the 2nd amendment. Most of the emotional speeches after...