Tanaka-ke, Tensei Suru. - Vol. 1 Ch. 7.2

[MangaDex]

 

[welcome2atlantis]

Such a disaster, at a royal's place?
Heads will probably roll because of this.

 

[LurkerKing]

Thank you for the translation! This is about where we were when the last scans stopped. I always wondered what happened after they dealt with this monster.

 

[Elhao]

"Brother, you're not supposed to be alive if you're dead."
That's some Emiya Shirou stuff here.

 

[NateVG]

Tfw us oldies who've read this series is about to get Vietnam flashback on one of them getting slime out again

Thanks for the chapter!

 

[taerkitty]

As a reader of the web novel (thank you, NovelUpdates) I'm on pins and needles for the next chapters!

 

[GenociderMD]

Sorry guys, I made that localized barrier hazard, I couldn't help myself

 

[animus123]

Thank you for the translation! This is about where we were when the last scans stopped. I always wondered what happened after they dealt with this monster.

Tritania scans has a bunch of the chapters (up to 57)available on their site at https://tritinia.org/manga/tanaka-ke-tensei-suru/

 

[ZeroNihilum]

Sorry guys, I made that localized barrier hazard, I couldn't help myself

You've been holding it in since no nut november, huh...

 

[randalthor20001]

That local barrier hazard, looks like a hole opened in the fabric reality, and jizz is slowly oozing out of it. Or, some invisible Lovecraftian monster just finished jacking off. The monster stays invisible, but it's jizz doesn't. I don't know what I was expecting a local barrier hazard to look like. But I would have never imagined this.

 

[Elfteiroh]

As a fan of role playing, Detective Conan, and of murder mysteries in general, I adore this chapter a lot. XD

 

[Pokari]

...It is absolutely possible to poison someone with cyanide in their food (because people have), and regular almonds do in fact have compounds in them that break down into cyanide. Just a lot less than bitter almonds. How close cyanide smells to (non-bitter) almonds is somewhat a matter of debate (among other things, different people smell things differently), but the standard cautionary description is still given as "smells like almonds" even in this modern era without everyone saying "hell no it doesn't" so it's clearly not that far off...

Sorry I'm annoyed more by "corrections of common knowledge that get the correction wrong" than I am by "problems in common knowledge' XD