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Heavy ballista have a horizontal arc range of roughly 500 yards max but their vertical height limit is about 350 to 450 feet. So the MC is able to cruise well above their maximum ranged altitude and keep on dropping his AoE bombs. The great logistics problem for the Kingdom army is taking...

You can't detain some of those super-powered enemy soldiers. Their purpose is to use your emotions and humanity against you to get close enough to overcome your range weapon advantage. And if they take your position over, they now have guns and machine guns to use against the other soldiers of...

He uses emotional logic. Thus he is unable to accept anything else as having truth or value outside of the facts that he finds agreeable with his viewpoint.

Roland and his group of henchwitches are basically doing the "Perfect Crime". Sort of like that movie "Kelly's Heroes" where the MC and friends have to sneak past enemy obstacles to get to the loot. But since the loot belongs to the enemy, stealing it is the perfect crime.

By going out for expensive Hot Pot, he really is going all out to reward Phyllis as well as distract Zero.

Or it can be that they are both able to remain at full power right up to the moment that they run out of stamina.

Is this author going to create another "Catch and Release" situation with the sociopath Prince? That would let the author conveniently reuse the Prince later on instead of going through trouble to develop another villain character.

The author had Roland accept a terrible business deal from those merchants for the ships. Not only do a LOT of foreigners get the ability to wander around inside the factories, these foreigners get paid as well-paid workers thus decreasing the number of jobs for genuine citizens. In addition...

MC doesn't need to sweat the details since he's plot-protected. If he needs it done, it will be done regardless of logic. The author simply depends on the audience not knowing all of the plot-holes before the plot has advanced past the plot-hole problem and the audience is being distracted by...

Dawn's acting king APPEN doesn't seem so nice as of yet since he's also got the ruthless attitude of "Hand over your Elixir for free if you want to live" attitude. But it seems that all the nobles and royals are like this except for the MC Roland and his sister.

In another chapter, the cartridge ammunition for the revolver handgun is 12mm. I assume Maggie was using that same caliber, so she did pretty well to shoot a 12mm pistol so many times.

Timothy seems to be just like modern terrorists - friendly fire is okay as long as it also blows the other guy up.

Anyone with this ability would become assassinated right away by a Crime Cartel as a preventative measure.

It's good that Border Town doesn't just give prisoners a vacation as they stay in prison eating and sleeping. They are required to work and have successful productivity. Otherwise they will be reviewed and judged again as being a deliberately disobedient and deliberately non-productive...

Fight the Landlord sounds like a fun game.

You're forgetting they have one of Tilly's witches that can mold dirt and mud into solid walls capable of forming two story houses as you saw in past images of the Fjord stronghold. So it's no problem for creating eight cannon-emplacement bunkers on each side of the river for a total of 16...

No, these people are not self-entitled modern people.

But in real life, many of the most destructive wars or non-war chronic death-bringing was due to organized religion attempting to expand its control over villages, towns, regions, peoples, and even countries.

They didn't expect Timothy the acting King to be such a vicious and remorseless backstabber. The leaders of his troops have their instructions to take advantage of trust wherever they can and then kill everyone that was fooled to prevent any chance of grudges to be held.

Oh my, Maggie and Lightning can fly. AIR FORCE dropping shrapnel bombs and grenades seems pretty scary.