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I'm pretty sure Van doesn't know about the inner workings of the reincarnation systems at this time. I think the guy you are replying to is a little off base, though, because Van does not like to use people, he just wants to empower the weak and, in his insanity, he thinks it is only right for...

Nah, the novel stresses many times by this point in the story that Van is lonely and insane. He thinks of all of his subjects as his surrogate family and actively pursues to grow said family. Furthermore, when he sees a victim, he sees himself and wants them to join him in his quest for...

So from what i understood, she realized even though she hated the way her mother acted, she was following the same path. Her mother hung herself, so she foresaw that as her future. Because she alienated herself from everyone but MC, she saw him as her only path to redemption, but she didn't...

Bahaha, I caught the hints that it would be his birthday and british girl would transfer, but that announcement at the end completely blindsided me 😆

I only noticed cuz I order iced americanos all the time (at places like starbucks their espresso tastes better than their burnt tasting house blends imo). I literally blurted out loud "what's a  warm ice americano?!" 😂 I thought it was a mistaken translation until the bit at the end

A full sewers with artisan masonry in a village? But the place is still using logs for the perimeter walls?

Imagine being the girl and thinking your confession caused his death...

I loathe that they changed the Aria plot. It fundamentally changes the message of the story from "getting over a fickle/cheating lover and moving forward despite trauma" to "if you just keep holding onto hope, maybe it was a misunderstanding and they will come back to you." That's a dangerous...

Chapter 1. At the mixer, a girl asks him "have you ever been a great person" to which he responds "I am the hero." After rereading, its clear that the girl was supposed to say, "Have you ever met a great person?" To which his response should have been, "I met the hero." The entirety of chapter...

It was a translation mistake. I was also confused, but reread the first chapter and it's clear now that the girl at the mixer was asking, "Have you ever met a great person in the past?" To which he responded, "I met the hero." His shop was the first place the hero visited on his journey to...

Ah, my bad, I skimmed the chapter cuz I hate his character. Anyway, ignore my two sentences then (I'll also edit it). The rest of the stuff is valid. To summarize, he already had protagonist syndrome when he died as a middle schooler on Earth. In Origin, he started displaying psychopathic...

He is basically using this "fake" life to live out some sort of role-playing fantasy and the game-like nature of the world helps facilitate this. Iirc, he already had protagonist syndrome from his first life, and he died before he grew out of it. This grew into a mental illness/psychopathy...

Well for normal people, no. But Gungnir was already a psycho, and with his multiple lives and him thinking this life is a throwaway before he starts his "real" life, was enough to for him to convince himself that this reality is just a game. This story utilizes the 101 reincarnated individuals...

He was promised to be reborn in an ideal life on Earth after he kills Vandalieu. Thus, he views this life as a throwaway. Also having his memories from his two former lives/deaths has damaged his psyche. The game-like systems (status screen, skills/abilities having levels, etc) of Lambda just...

Although Heinz has "strength befitting for an S-rank," he is still A-rank right now (this was stated when he was introduced this ch). The mentioning of his strength was supposed to show his potential as Vandalieu's persistent rival. Vida's races typically name their children with a combination...

While I agree, it's not the MC or their competency that made them strong, it was the MC's childhood friend. They basically just needed to survive and she would take care of the rest. So it's kind of a subversion of the trope with MC not being anything but he bait to lure the real powerhouse of...

He is one of the strongest adventurers (and a thug) in the nearby town and seems to be acquaintances with the leader of the party. But yeh, he's hired help at the moment.

I'm still trying to figure out why MC needed to hide his powers. The excuses are just too flimsy when the demons aren't even at war with the humans, so why would it matter if some random dude has powerful demon magic? If it's just because he could be a "threat," they might as well start...

Sir Gideon Ofnir, the All-Knowing: "Do you really want to do the bidding of that twisted dolly botherer?" MC: "Gladly."