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Again, why is the dedicated Range DPS character fighting in close range with a weapon for medium range-long range primary with a side arm? They are in a building, take off the scope or switch for a weapon more suited for CQC. If he can switch to a shield midfight, it would be also easy for him...

One is a tyrant that is blind to his own weakness and that is, he is just using drugs to empower himself. One is a righteous idiot that gets used by others as long as they spout "righteous" stuff. Closeminded too to others telling them wrong. They can both die in a ditch somewhere.

Sadly, he is pretty much stuck there. He does learn how to fight a bit but for a specific reason and not just his familiars, he will not fight nor get stronger.

Ah, sweet sweet nectar promise of the downfall. Nothing against the main plot but seeing the downfall of terrible people is always a sight to see.

"Commander, the eggs are ready to be deployed. Just press the button."

At the first third of the chapter, I find myself entertained by the fact that the golem/robot the MC made has more common sense than the MC themselves.

So you are telling me that I will be reincarnated but I will be nothing but food that will eat my soul for a sexy anthropomorphized wolf lady? Where do I sign up?

Thanks for the TL. Onto the story, if the subordinate got caught with fraud, won't that lead into some kind of investigation? Why would the Saint fear of being an accomplice if the only thing she did was scorn her ex-fiance? Unless the Hero pulls on some strings and blame the embezzlement on...

"Little Girl, be prepared. Your mama is gonna come home and she is bringing in your new papa." -MC, probably

Yes, we now have a valid reason to justify the retaliation. Go wild Helvi.

I find the "fight" funny. The Hero is still underestimating the MC hence he keeps doing "mostly" fatal attacks but not "deadly" attacks (he is carrying a big ass sword). And if the MC is really the "God of War" in their previous life, MC still has a lot of chances that he could've turned the...

There was a series like that before. Forgot what it's title was. Read it like... A decade ago but it got axed. Basic plot was that MC was once a hero and finished his job and got back to Japan where he lived a normal life. Didn't want to stand out but people started getting attacked, didn't...

And with that knowledge of how long this shit is gonna last, I drop this series because it is putting the "bitch" into an altar she doesn't deserve because apparently the "bitch" has a "sudden" power that I will not say that causes this thing to drag longer.

Ah.... Well... I shall await on the fuck ups they will create on their careers on their own.

Oh no. Hinata got a taste of The Sou. We better brace for impact.

"Overconfidence is a slow and insidious killer." - a certain "nobleman who did ethical things"

Thanks for the TL. As for the story.... It makes me wonder on why the Exorcist Family so blood thirsty. Wasn't their first discussion ended with them saying to "observe" the wielder of this "demonic power", why are they so keen on attacking first, ask questions later?

Not saying the MC is a good guy. However, he sees the city to shitty as heck so he might as well burn it to the ground and "probably" start a new.... By starting up a drug business to destroy the city first.

Sometimes.... I would like to look at parents like Kana's parent and say "So you are trading yourselves and your daughter to cure your daughter's illness to someone who will probably turn your daughter into just another member of his harem? Sure, a deal with the devil I guess. Better be a slave...

My friends, if there is a game out there where the mothers of the heroines are more bangable than their daughters, and the devs of said game kills them off for "story purposes", I also would revolt against that story.