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TL;DR: A Boy, and his Cute-thulhu monster. Very enjoyable.

If the reaction confuses people... The one thing tricksters and cons never really expect is to be conned themselves. That explains the outright rage. The thrust here I believe is magic is seen as a devotional path. Almost all the talk around magic here has been about devotion and faith in it...

@GuildMasterJin In many ancient states, children who were of interest (read: noble, but who knows how magic counts) that did not have guardians would be assigned one without their consent by the monarch or ruler. In fact people often paid quite a bit of money to the monarch for this honor...

For rush-job to heeve the series over a finish line, it was still pretty enjoyable. But man, You can almost see the exact panel where the author got the call to axe the series.

Why is he using a digging shovel to remove snow? No wonder it's taking him forever to remove the snow.

It was pretty clear to me she just wanted to A: have him help her do something for his attention; B: share food/drink with him for an 'indirect' kiss to put her on his radar. That ending was a bummer because it means she failed at B.

I'm honestly just kinda burnt out on this series. I'm also entirely fed up of the FMCs inability to do anything without needing rescue. This sort of thing usually doesn't bother me, but it feels so inevitable and forced, which is especially painful for an FMC who was supposed to competent at...

The madman mangaka just flew through 120 chapters of potential plot development with people being proactive and honest. Like, what am I going to be blue-balled over now?

Someone needs to teach the author how a stun gun works. "Some of my nerves were wrecked by drugs" is a face-palm bad reason for him being magically immune to it. The electricity cause involuntary muscle contractions (regardless of your nerves), so even if he didn't feel the immediate pain, he'd...

That's a frustrating conclusion. The kind of violation, neglect, betrayal, and anger I would feel from learning that I was forced to forget my real parents would be immense, and it feels like it should have been a major story arc rather than shrugged off in a few pages.

Finally, a food isekai that's about the local food, and used to world build. Usually it's Japanese peasant comfort food that the fantasy-locals go insane over because they've never heard of salt and oil, apparently. That alone makes this a breath of fresh air.

Thank you for your translations!