Souzou Renkinjutsushi wa Jiyuu wo Ouka suru: Kokyou wo Tsuihou saretara, Maou no Ohizamoto de Chouzetsu Kouka no Magic Item Tsukuri-houdai ni Narimas…

[welcome2atlantis]

There is safety features so it can't harm humans. Very good. We don't want accidental deaths because of a laser pointer.

 

[Karikko]

Milord, I'll do a 'Presentation' on the nearest enemy base.

 

[RexZ1]

The book is about daily necessities, right?
I forgor 💀

Don't you know we'll hunt demonic nd divine beasts everyday as a "game"?

 

[IronMan659]

Ptffffhahahahahahahahahahahaha

 

[zekromfan1]

Man my cat would love that look at the size of it, though then again if it’s designed to kill demon beasts… But are cats demon beasts?

 

[Koneko_Nyaa]

Motherfucker over exaggerating things he doesn't understand, kek

Misinterpreting other world technology and making OP items was always a thing in this manga, but this chapter is stretching it too far.

 

[KingBinChicken]

MC really out here making styropyro type lasers

 

[flannan]

Milord, I'll do a 'Presentation' on the nearest enemy base.

An ordinary salaryman gets isekai'ed to this world. The system counts the amount of presentations he has done at this point in life, and gives him a ton of battle experience.

 

[devilpyro]

Presentation will be fun with that laser pointer now haha

 

[chojinra]

I’d love for this concept to be applied to earth, an advanced civilization’s Skymall catalog gets dropped into some country‘s lap, and they bumble into making super technology with it. But I guess that’s just sci-fi at that point.

…… Also could have already happened, if you believe in the Area 51 theory.

 

[GrayWolf]

I gotta say this is the dumbest one so far. The level of contrivance needed to try and misunderstand this goes well over any suspension of disbelief. Like he has no issue with 'laser' which isn't even a word and couldn't be translated but they don't know what 'presentation' means, really?! I doubt there's any word in Japanese they could have used that wouldn't be immediately descriptive or related to 'showing' things. To top it all off you have 'teacher' which has nothing to do with war, hunting or violence in general but somehow that gets interpreted as 'commander'.
At best the imagery and text would suggest this is a communication device used to transmit information in a scholarly environment. Really weak writing for this chapter...