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Uhh, not sure what's you're lost on. Him meeting the giant guy was in a flashback (with black panel border), it wasn't something happening at present.

That wasn't what he said out loud, but the mangaka reminding you that this was the day before the battle with Gain (the vampire). Even though they already put that at the start of the flashback and it was also not an important detail (citation needed?).

Well see, now that's the kind of masterful manipulation we need to have some semblance of freewill. As opposed to here where he get constantly given arbitrary pointer and reminder that things only happen because she wills it.

Maybe I'm just expecting too much, but it would be kinda nice if he's getting some existential crisis down the line. You know, instead of the story being go here, do this, trust me bro. Compared to this, Daikenja/Rafael from the Slime Tensei franchise gives the MC much more agency and only...

No, I get that she's forcing events since she was so pushy about it. But surely if she's as omniscient as she let on, there gotta be better way to give him some illusion of freewill.

Not sure how much effort you're putting into this, but it's plenty readable as is.

Wonder if the goddess foresaw that the waterwheel would be destroyed when she told him to build it. I get manipulating the timeline and all but whoa, dick move, gal.

Inb4 Mithril armor guy is just an empty suit of armor golem controlled by the alchemist as false figurehead.

Uh what the hell... Excuse you, Guild master. That's HIS ship, you cannot just go "Let me drop a nuke on it to see if it holds."

If you really think about it though; The gods can grab whatever guy from another world to do their bidding, it's perfectly logical they would choose some spineless pushover. Have you seen how many isekai where gods/goddesses with an agenda getting their ass kicked by some edgy dudes they...

Should have had him fly up or something. How did he even pull something at the bottom of the sea up from the beach?

Bu..but, without more faceless mooks to murder, how could the last boss show that he's for realsies this time?

Well, she DID say she was a witch. They ain't exactly known for being nice.

That's what I meant though. If the switch board ain't broken, it should still work with the buttons removed. Otherwise the whole thing is toast. This is just dumb. It would be more plausible if they got inside, the door closed and they saw the broken panel. Then the other guy could have just...

Yeah, there's just no way you could break all the buttons but one without the whole panel breaking down completely.

You jest, but daddy looking the way he did surely got a troubled past of his own somehow. Did the author ever touch on his background besides the "big scary looking dad" catch?

I'd argue past tense is fine since she was recalling a past encounter. It was a conversation, it didn't need to be consistent with tense.

The way this is going, he's probably gonna be the only one that can use it. All according to plan btw.

Damn, no way did they beat off in the same bathroom.

Really though, was there even a point for the outer armor if the under-cloth was tougher?