Most of my reading is done with two-page enabled on a 27", or secondarily on my 10" Surface.
Likely just a form of censorship to fit a certain format. Though the sex scenes in previous chapters does make that less likely. But who knows, Japanese culture can be weird at times, and the laws that govern manga are no different.
Maybe it tries to paint mc in a morally good way to balance out the drugs and slave soldiers. Mc characterization doesn't quite land though because the premise is weird to begin with.
The WN didn't depict corpses in detail but mentioned casualties normally, maybe the artist doesn't want to draw that many bodies, his action scenes seem mediocre at best.
Like capturing someone's fortress as a training exercise: warfare is just not that high stakes in that setting. I guess nobody dies unless explicitly executed? I suspect it's just a conceit of the setting.
The novel doesn't show you the sea of corpses you expect to find in a battlefield but people die, Gaikaku's targets are all death (elite elf, deserter soldiers and ogres).
inflated humans?
The WN mentions that doped humans are a lot less agile than naturally formed ogres, which makes sense if you look at bodybuilders but it's a minor thing that doesn't matter.
I was always wondering for quite some time.
we are have fewer japanese translators than needed for our projects and one of our manga 'nightmare funk' has been completed with 16 chapters in russian so want to use their translations and convert it to english
