Isekai Kaeri no Yuusha wa, Dungeon ga Shutsugen shita Genjitsu Sekai de, Influencer natte Kane wo Kasegimasu! - Ch. 23

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Not to mention the hindering bureaucracy adventurers have to deal with later on.

  • Governments in some countries not allowing people to enter the dungeons, causing the dungeons in said counties to disappear over time, losing out on vital resources (more floors are added to existing dungeons in other places to compensate + other changes, so Ryoji ends up having to re-explore previously conquered dungeons to make up-to-date guides);
  • Japanese police arresting adventurers suppressing Stray Monsters (a dungeon monster that spawn outside the dungeon and can wreck havoc to nearby cities and their people) due to violating weapon laws (but more or less a plot by their commissioner to get adventurers under his control);
  • Somehow a new Japanese prime minister with very anti-adventurer leanings got sworn in and made adventuring so miserable and unprofitable in Japan, to the point where a lot of adventurers decided to migrate en-mass to the kingdom founded by Daenerys (who got reversed(?) isekai'd along with her 200+ all-female entourage), located in a mirror earth that Ryoji found after entering the door in the 2,000th level of the Aokigahara dungeon, since they're treated a lot better there.
ohh nice where to read it?
 
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Any LN readers willing to share when/if the plot kicks it up a gear? I like the series so far but it isn't giving much to chew on...
I heard it will get very messy later on thanks to greediness as usual. The story haven't peaked yet. We're still at opening chapters believe it or not
 
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Not to mention the hindering bureaucracy adventurers have to deal with later on.

  • Governments in some countries not allowing people to enter the dungeons, causing the dungeons in said counties to disappear over time, losing out on vital resources (more floors are added to existing dungeons in other places to compensate + other changes, so Ryoji ends up having to re-explore previously conquered dungeons to make up-to-date guides);
  • Japanese police arresting adventurers suppressing Stray Monsters (a dungeon monster that spawn outside the dungeon and can wreck havoc to nearby cities and their people) due to violating weapon laws (but more or less a plot by their commissioner to get adventurers under his control);
  • Somehow a new Japanese prime minister with very anti-adventurer leanings got sworn in and made adventuring so miserable and unprofitable in Japan, to the point where a lot of adventurers decided to migrate en-mass to the kingdom founded by Daenerys (who got reversed(?) isekai'd along with her 200+ all-female entourage), located in a mirror earth that Ryoji found after entering the door in the 2,000th level of the Aokigahara dungeon, since they're treated a lot better there.
Spoiler me please. Will the princess from the isekai world officially enter the harem? Or just stay friend?
 
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I heard it will get very messy later on thanks to greediness as usual. The story haven't peaked yet. We're still at opening chapters believe it or not
I figured that because the plot is moving slower than molasses so there was no way we made any substantial progress, it was more of a "when" rather than "if" question with the information given.
 
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Just FYI, the phrase "the Moon is beautiful, is it not?" (月が綺麗ですね) is not, as the note indicates, a play on words with tsuki/suki. It's a literary reference to Natsume Sōseki, who came up with the poetic phrase as a more subtle Japanese equivalent of the too-direct (he felt) Western phrase "I love you".

It's a far too pretentious term for most people to use, but it's just the sort of thing a high-born girl like Sanzennin would favour.
Ah many thanks for the explanation! I just finished watching Shangri-La Frontier ep 35, and I was able to get the reference thanks to your comment :thumbsup:. It was nice to understand it instead of just skipping it and not knowing what it was about(here's the scene in question, iyi)
 

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