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In a world where the MC was raised by a literal grim reaper, who's to say that those stories aren't real?

I'm begging you, please tell me that this has a novel and that it won't be a manga only that gets axed in 15 chapters.

Ones I definitely think need to be implemented: Childcare - Used for series whose primary focus is on raising a young child. Examples: 'I Became a Doting Father' and 'The Chick-Class Hunter is Filial' Farming - Used for series where the primary focus is in farming and agriculture. Examples...

At this point I think there's enough series whose main theme is dungeons appearing in modern day that it deserves its own tag to more easily filter it from other stories. Please make a tag for it.

They're bringing flowers to the grave of the guy who turned into a demon and murdered a bunch of people, but not to the grave of the girl who sacrificed her life to save them. What ungrateful pricks. I think this is probably as much of this story as I can handle.

"Our old levels." That makes me even more sure that the reason he refuses to level up is because he lost all his levels and realized that strength given to you by some unknown power isn't as valuable as strength earned on your own, thus refusing to level up and rely on that unknown power once again.

I presume it's sort of a pride thing. Trying to prove that humans can conquer the dungeons without relying on some kind of supernatural power given to them by who knows what.

He's 45 years old and is amazed by modern technology. He's definitely a dad.

Maybe the great calamity is the mesugaki elf that needs correction before she strays onto the wrong path. :meguusmug:

Loner Life in Another World if anybody is curious.

I prefer the maid.

Not the hair! Not the hair!

I'm still upset that we didn't get to see those brats from chapter 14 corrected. :angery: :angery: :angery:

I absolutely adore the 'arrogant prince falls hard for a commoner girl and becomes a better person' situation going on here.

What a shame that his favorite grandson has chosen death.

Considering who he's up against, it's a valid strategy.

Finally, at least one person repented. I suppose some people can be saved after all.

Hold on a second, did I miss something? How did he get ahold of hyper-advanced technology from thousands of years in the future?