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I mentioned this in the past to speculate on whether his name being “John Doe” means he was isekai’d and it seems to be on point. Makes sense though since the author decided to use “John Doe” despite the setting being a fantasy world.

Is it weird that this turned into a normal situation instead of a bloodbath?

To answer your questions:

Long story short,

Basically, the gods on the anti-Van side found out what he did to the army that attacked him while talking about another dangerous guy. The emperor from the enemy empire that worships these gods wants Van, but was told no and he gave up. Lastly, the guys those gods were talking about are...

Reaching. The other guy only had a similar name by Japanese standards, they aren’t related nor do they look alike.

There are side stories in the novel that makes this important, but obviously those reading this don’t know yet since the manga hasn’t progressed that far.

I appreciate the thought, but I’ll be taking L’s here. That comment of mine aged like spoilt milk, lol.

Lol, my previous comment aged like spoiled milk. Never underestimate anime/manga logic

It can be taken as homage, even if not on purpose. I personally think the author simply wanted an entity that could put pressure on Dwight in order to act since his power is on a different league from everyone else. We’ve already got heroes and a saintess losing to him, so the enemies or...

Digging a tunnel might seem like a smart idea, but his storage is still only the size of a large warehouse. Even that would seem limited against several thousand tons of mountain. Not to mention he needs to dump that debris somewhere at some point, and I don’t even want to think about factoring...

Think of it this way, he has equal or more power than her, so she needs to know his purpose because he has the potential to destroy the world. From her POV, him wanting to protect the humans seems strange since they’re a potential threat to the planet. I mean, look at ours. Earth’s slowly dying...

Taken in another way, I guess you could say it’s like how our body creates white blood cells to protect us from harmful bacteria, but we ourselves can take in antibiotics to deal with said bacteria. Unless educated, people wouldn’t really know there was something in our body fighting that threat.

There’s no kill like overkill. Drown them all in comfort

That’s actually what the MMC has been afraid of the entire WN. He’s aware it’s an NTR manga world and is afraid the world would alter in some inconceivable manga way, and it kind of did in an actual good way, but not in this way this manga is showing. In the WN, some characters started becoming...

I get that they want to make the story a little different or more exciting by their standards, but to change the narrative at the cost of the future development of a character seems more detrimental to me. I mean, they could still go through with Sohei’s growth, but it would feel less...

To the translator/scanlator, I’m sorry to hear about your girlfriend and mother. I sincerely offer you my condolences and wish you and your sister well. Lastly, thank you for translating this after all this time. It’s hard to imagine how you’ve managed to put up with what happened in only 6 months.

What a nice, not-so-subtle foreshadowing of what’s to come

It's a type of wish fulfillment fantasy, so of course it'd be popular. To answer your question, yes, one-sided slaughter can be a part of power fantasy if it's being achieved by the protagonist, but in this case it's arguably not since it's being fulfilled by the entire faction the MC is part of...

It’s likely done on purpose. In western novels or media, “John Doe” is generally used or known as a fake identity. It’s even used as a placeholder name in emails and sample letters. In this context, it’s highly likely the story’s introducing a transmigrator since “John Doe” wouldn’t be...