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A beastfolk resistance group attacking a duke who keeps beastfolk as slaves? Damn, we are really going to have to break out the thinking hats for this one. It's an absolute, profound mystery what their reason could possibly be.

If you're expecting a story where the villain MC can just overpower everyone and flip his role instantly, you're going to be disappointed. Harold has to work under Justus if he stands a chance at beating him in the long run. You will also see that starting with this arc, Harold's decisions can...

It feels pretty silly that she couldn't find any apprentices before him just because she looks like a child, even though she's powerful. Much like how all the girls feel guilty about the MC's current state, I think this story suffers from the author wanting to create specific situations without...

So far, this has one of the most interesting dynamic between the villain MC and the OG hero I've seen in an Isekai. Really dig the mystery, rivalry, and a level of genuine respect between them. Usually, the OG hero is just evil or turns into the MC's cheerleader

Poor Alistair. He was supposed to be passed out for a few days at most, but the hiatus forced him into a six months coma.

I am really not a fan of developments like this where the MC, despite being all powerful, resorts to playing these stupid games rather get what he wants though strength or deception. I mean, it would be a lot less work if he incapacitated the guards without hurting them. If Gubra is an old...

The pacing of this story is too fast for me. I would have preferred a much slower burn, where the heroine only comes to understand that the MC isn't entirely evil over the course of multiple encounters. Ideally, she would also slowly begin to link her hated nemesis with the civilian identity she...

This whole sequence is the exact opposite of what makes a good fight scene. I'm still looking forward to this story, but with more tempered expectations now.

Chi-chan and Hii-chan meeting Sakuto's parents would be like

Glad the misunderstanding was resolved instead of being unnecessarily dragged out, but that chapter still felt like a nothingburger. Ruka-sama is truly the best character so far.

It's been so long since this was updated that I don't even remember the details of the previous conversation referenced here. I'm just glad it's not going down the boring old 'church bad' route, at least. This still leaves the possibility that the other gatekeeper is behind this whole thing...

My boy, Duke finally getting some respect.

Thanks for picking it up and the mass release. This manga reminds me a lot about the Korean story, 'I Became The Villain The Hero Is Obsessed With'. While I do think the world building with how it flushes out the civilian side of the story is much better here, the characters and their...

You're not supposed to know the doctor's goals yet; however, Harold has drastically changed the backstories for most of the hero's party. Their statuses are now so different from the game version that they no longer harbor the same objectives. Mild spoilers, You're going to have to wait...

Can't Shirley cast her magic threads to break their fall or to make their descent without incident? Also, I'm glad to know I was wrong. We really need more of Lilith.

This manga started off strong, but now this and the previous chapter are really starting to show some issues with the pacing.

You can find where to read this, and every other WNs adaption with available translation, from the novelupdates page. There is already a convient link to it in the track section on the entry of it here.

I was waiting to see how the scene with Yuka and her friends and mother would be adapted, and while I am not unhappy with it, the mother came off a bit more relaxed here than how I pictured it while reading the WN. Also, as a WN reader, don't worry. Each of the girls will get her own arcs as well.

Welp, even with the singular brain cell shared between the two, they somehow managed to put him in a compromising position.

Unless I am mistaken, didn't Wolka awaken the memory of his past life along with the knowledge of his current life while facing the Grim Reaper in the first chapter? Why is it now saying he aware of the memory from his previous timeline for as long as he can remember?