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Thanks for so many TLs and happy holidays! You've almost doubled the number of chapters of this manga. By the way, I think that Mochizuki (the chef Ken is looking for) is working for the Mori clan. The pirate working for the Mori clan says he knows where the chef is. And as Hanbei pointed out...

Third one is an external link, you have to read it on mangaplus. Try this link.

Kakawatte wa Ikenai Type no Musume ga Kanojo ni Natta/Dating the Kind of Girl You Shouldn't Get Involved With Short twitter comics with landmine girl. Also has lewds, just click on the author's name. Shiretto Sugee Koto Itteru Gal. - Shiritsu Paranomaru Koukou no Nichijou/The Gals Who Always...

Two typos on page 17: the second to last panel should say "would be resolved if I became your husband". The last panel misspells "convince" as "convice".

Miyuki does the stuffed animal porn thing in the original series too, chapter 89.

I think this chapter references the story of Antoine-Augustin Parmentier. Potatoes are originally from the Americas and when they came to Europe, farmers thought they were weird, people didn't know how to cook them, and some mistakenly believed potatoes caused leprosy, so they were mostly grown...

When you're so bad at cooking that your wife has to threaten to kill herself.

Crab arm spell probably belongs to Kikuropu, he was an enemy of Gash in the Yopopo storyline (I didn't remember him, I just found him on the wiki in the Claw Magic section). I think she's Dufort's daughter, maybe adopted.

In case anyone missed it, the comment about the desert elves seeing bows as weapons for women and children is funny considering Yoshida has a flashback when she was a kid where other kids tell her that bows are for men.

I'll take your word for it, but I thought she was describing her as a big sister informally (as in a woman slightly older than them) and as an employee separately. Otherwise, who's the employee that she's a big sister to?

Local man goes to incredible lengths to not learn how to cook Instead of remaking dishes at the instruction of his work superiors, he boldly went his own way and instead blackmailed a food critic to tell him how to remake his dishes.

When it says "the employee's sister", is it supposed to say "the big-sis employee"? As in, Yuina is calling her a big sister informally?

This reminds me a lot of Yotsuba. The backgrounds, the faces, plenty of panels with no dialogue. Don Patch acts like Yotsuba playing around. Are they doing an homage to Yotsuba? If so, it's a good one.

At this point, I don't know what to expect, but I'd assume Berun's nose and other facial features are just clown makeup. If he took them off and changed his hair a bit, he could look like the guy in this chapter.

Yeah, she may be adopted. He was abandoned by his parents, so he would want to adopt a child so they wouldn't have to suffer like he did. I would bet on her being adopted. I think 13 years passed between the start of the first series and the start of this series. The first series spans around...

I'm going to guess Fern is Dufort's daughter (possibly adopted). She's probably the daughter of one of the previous book owners- I don't think she's Elly with a different name since that would just be unnecessarily confusing. Also, I think Elly should be older (assuming time runs the same in...

Those weird looking guys are part of the Majestic 12, the superhero group led by Dr. Riddles (mostly used for gags). That's why they have funny looking costumes.

Is this all based on what's said in chapter 11, or does this get mentioned elsewhere? The way I read it, based on chapter 11, is that there is no curse. The fox's "curse" is actually a blessing that extends the lives of the members of the family to 60 years, assuming they wouldn't have made it...

6 for 420 and 8 for 640? So the price per unit goes up with quantity? Three boxes of 6 is cheaper than two boxes of 8.

I think the father expected the son to take over the farm, the son wanted to become a comedian instead. The son's career ends and he comes back to work on the farm, but the father is still angry at him for leaving (or at least feels like he has to act angry). It's a common story for rural...