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The vagueness was a red herring, apparently.

I saw the title of this comic "A Breather" and I thought I had accidentally opened a completely different manga. (IYK,YK)

I don't think we can totally assume that the Delkira crest was sent by Henri. We can't say for sure that Kimaris is not a double-agent. Henri might have sent the order, but the crest might have been appended on there as a signal from Amy and Kimaris's bosses that Amy needed to stand down for...

The whole political and physical geography of the demon world has always been pretty hazy. Are there strong internal borders? Is there a clear border between the demon world and the human world? There's some sort of war front that General Furfur was fighting at. Who were they at war against? And...

You’re all thinking too much like a human. This is all about dominance. This has to be resolved ultimately by the actions of Iruma, not only because this is his Scala, but because he needs to demonstrate enough leadership to prove his worth to be seriously considered to become Demon Lord...

Ok, I read through all the translated chapters to Chapter 8, and I can objectively say that this is a bad manga. It's not horrifying. It's not disgusting. It's just bad. 4 out of 10 bad. It's a fill-in-the-blank "Weakest Class Is Actually The Strongest Class" manga, except the class is silly...

Well, we're all been reading this manga for so long I think we can clearly see how this arc is going to end. Iruma is going to to totally fail at his task and the many-ears tribe is going to be mostly wiped out, with the survivors dominated into servitude by a merciless high-ranking demon...

It’s a given that no jail can hold him since he can simply put everything into his inventory. The only suspense here is how it is all going to play out.

I think they kept the names of the MC and the two servants the same. Everything else was either tinkered with, tossed out the window, or pulled straight out of their asses. They even changed the slimes. Apparently slimes with little tiny horns cost too much to animate. How lame is that...

Considering every manga about manga artists tells us that manga artists are all hungry and driven to break into manga, you would think that there are a ton of wannabe manga artists out there--enough so that even D-list isekai-of-the-week mangas should have enough people clamoring to draw it to...

Are you saying you aren't eagerly awaiting the next installment of Shovel Face and Super Boobs?

And this artist is so frustrating. If you look at the other panels, it is plain that this guy knows how to draw--good action scenes, reasonable human anatomy, costume detailing, actual scenery, etc. But above the neck? Dopey expressions on shovel-shaped faces.

So honest question here...what next? In a few dozen chapters, we've gone from the first glimmer of potential in his power, to killing the calamity dragon as powerful as any ever known in legend. Where do we go from here? Where could we go from here? If we are escalating the MC's power, about...

Because of the art?!??! Damn, son, did you see the last page? Look, he's fat so he's going to be bigger in some areas--waist, chest, neck, limbs, and anywhere where fat cells accumulate--but it doesn't make his bones bigger, right? Now check out his head...it's frickin' massive. It's as big...

"It's not like I can open a status screen like in-game", he thinks. And immediately after, he completely fails to even attempt to open his status. What a smart guy!

Well, this looks trite and stupid. Immediately adds it to reading list

Does anyone have a link to a translation of either the WN or the LN? NovelUpdates.com is giving me nothing.

Instead of saying "It's kraken subjugation time!" what he should have said is "Let's get kraken!"

There isn't anything not terrible about this manga. The characters, the premise, the art. 2 out of 10. Hard pass.

Here's the big reason that official translations are almost always disappointing compared to scanlator translatons: Audience. Official publishers are translating it for an audience of casuals who they hope to entice to read these weird backwards (literally) comic books. They are trying to...