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Thanks for picking it up!

Honestly, I was hoping that the story would focus more on the village he created. The setup for the story really emphasises his desire to basically play Animal Crossing IRL, so it got disappointing seeing the author skip the development of the village only to use it as a sort of cheat power...

@pasdebras he said last chapter that yhe player characters were basic humans, only since it was a game, demons didn't care. Now that it became reality, he is still a basic human, but now demons might care that their king is a human, if the loyalty game system didn't transfer over.

@goodhunter agreed. There were a lot of good concepts in the manga so far (weapons being ID, MC having unique psychological thinking, etc.) but none of them had been executed in a good manner. I KNEW the author would pull this stupid shit when the MC changed the contract. It's like LN authors...

Obviously you can touch the stone. Most kids would touch it as soon as they saw it, so I think it more has to do with the fact that he is quarter-angel. Also, I am kind of noticing there may be some time shenanigans going on between the MC and his old teammates. For the book from a country...

It feels like a completely different story compared to CH 1 - 4. I hope the author finds a good mood to continue this manga with. Going back to the threesome romance plot after this is going to be jarring. Also are there multiple gods reincarnating people? The MC's god only said to have a good...

It's an interesting premise. It probably follows a set of rules (like the testaments) like "Don't attack your allies intentionally ". So as long as you don't do those you are probably "good" like the spirit mentioned.

I find the MC interesting so far, however, I hope he will be more than just a simple skeleton and don a unique appearance. Also, I hope we get some new type of undead monsters, not just the usual D&D based ones.

It's a bit of a strange story so far. I hope the author won't just repeat the meet, bad guy, meet good guy cycle over and over again. Like this dude looks like a high ranking adventurer, he would gain no benefit from killing these weaklings, so I hope the author has a good reason for him to be...

Man, power levels are getting way out of hand. And we haven't seen best girl interact with Rimu in like 50 chapters. Feels a waste to be introduced so early to become a mind-controlled puppet to overcome. I was hoping this wouldn't fall into the trap of other isekai's where they have to make...

Kinda interested to see how they will handle the following arc. It was the arc which really sets up and justifies a lot of character actions that's been happening since the beginning. Although I wish it had a bit better art.

Why did I read this? I am ashamed of myself for reading 53 chapters of a manga that is seemed to be written from a teenager. At least with other trashy manga, there is humour or interesting world-building or just good art. Here everything is just shit. Time to reeavulte my life....

I really like the personalities of the Ghosts so far, and I hope we see the MC not be a generic Japanese template and kill or humiliate the Hero's party somehow. Maybe if the Onee-san would encourage him, it would be better as well.

I was really hoping that the storytelling would get better this chapter. BUT again, we have 2 full pages of just text bubbles. The motivation just doesn't make any sense for the MC so far.

So... did I miss a time skip? Isn't he in essentially high school? So his teacher/maid (100's of years older), is mad that he found a partner the same age as him? I don't really care, either way, I am just confused about the ages.

Thanks for the translation. I am really disappointed in the manga. I understand stuff gets left out or transformed for adaptations, but this is straight-up just using the footnotes from the LN to make a manga. They forgot to differentiate between Arts and Skills. They left out Jin's major...

I love that the mangaka knows how outrages and over the top the premise is, so every character in the manga is executed nicely. There is no overly complicated monolouge about how the MC is just. He is doing it purely out of revenge, many similar manga's fail at trying to make the readers root...

Thanks for the chapter. The manga is getting quite boring in this arc. With the previous arcs at least we had some nice interactions with the 2 heroines. This arc has the 3 kids but they are barely characters and are there just to provide context for the reader.

I hope future companions will stop being the "OMG HOW?" trope, both girls from the cover are pretty annoying so far.

This manga is actually lying about its name. It should be " OP Swordsman: Using the Skill Board to Become the even more OP". If you change the name of the characters, this could be 20 other manga in the same genre. A solid generic 5/10.