Tensei Kenja no Isekai Life: Dai ni no Shokugyou o Ete, Sekai Saikyou ni Narimashita - Vol. 32 Ch. 97 - We Ended up Looking for the Ingredient to Mak…

[MangaDex]

 

[GipoScribantino]

People always forget plants can be some of the most vicious monsters when they want to.
Like that one comic I can't find right now:
"Hahaha! All the sunlight is mine!"
"Mother please! I need the nutrients to grow!"
And the dryad is a plant after all...

 

[favine]

Slimes stay my favorite part of this series.

 

[CountryMage]

I swear if this turns out to be a Scooby Doo level real estate scam... well I guess I'll be impressed someone went to such great lengths to shut down a Veregris restaurant, but afterwards I'd be disappointed that the whole "arc" was just about that one thing.

 

[razorshaleh]

Why is the speech bubble shaped like that though, it kinda reminds me of something Also I feel so bad for these 3 dudes, they got less than 3 hours of sleep, and one of them literally only slept for 30 minutes, lul

thank you for translation

 

[Aqua_Mizue]

Thanks for the chapter

 

[DirtEater21]

Time for arson

 

[Vincentius]

People always forget plants can be some of the most vicious monsters when they want to.

 

[Eddnom]

Weeding arc

 

[Ari_yo]

Driad time
love her

 

[UncleKaos]

"BURN IT ALL!"
if a Dryad says it it feels wrong but again forest fire does give new life as long it is not out of control.

 

[DIMOHA25]

I swear if this turns out to be a Scooby Doo level real estate scam... well I guess I'll be impressed someone went to such great lengths to shut down a Veregris restaurant, but afterwards I'd be disappointed that the whole "arc" was just about that one thing.

Nah, this should definitely be a continuation of whatever plot was happening with the mind control curse. What are the chances that the same country that fell to a curse user and started stockpiling fertilizer, while a worldwide curse was about to ruin all the coming harvests, would have a nutrient draining magic plant outbreak completely randomly, without any relation to the previous events?

 

[blablablub]

Who would win:
An endlessly regrowing vine vs. endlessly hungry slimes

 

[fumokaze]

half chapter being "man if only I knew a specialist that could deal with this" once again 😭

 

[rphilly]

This MC is so weird. He has no curiosity or interest in anything. Frequently runs into situations where the magic he knows isn't well suited to what he needs to do. Opportunity to get anything, should he get magic? Nah. Constantly runs low on MP, should he learn a way to restore it faster? Nah. Should he learn how to use magic more efficiently or really anything about it? Nah. Has a magic eye that tells him information about anything he looks at. Should I use it on the unknown plant? Nah, just ask the Dryad who immediately says I don't know seems artificially made.

 

[fumokaze]

This MC is so weird. He has no curiosity or interest in anything. Frequently runs into situations where the magic he knows isn't well suited to what he needs to do. Opportunity to get anything, should he get magic? Nah. Constantly runs low on MP, should he learn a way to restore it faster? Nah. Should he learn how to use magic more efficiently or really anything about it? Nah. Has a magic eye that tells him information about anything he looks at. Should I use it on the unknown plant? Nah, just ask the Dryad who immediately says I don't know seems artificially made.

it high-key pisses me off

 

[MNickWS]

If it's underground, then he will need something to check underground. A mole or something. This also means they should start search and dig for it's source. Weeding like that will only make it kept growing. Best to uproot those dangerous roots.

 

[BusWindow]

Those names for the flowers give college student revising their paper for the Nth time vibes. StupidfuckingflowerIhopeyoudieforrealthistime.doc

 

[unnamederror]

lmao i thought they got brainwashed again 🤣

 

[Ari_yo]

Nah, this should definitely be a continuation of whatever plot was happening with the mind control curse. What are the chances that the same country that fell to a curse user and started stockpiling fertilizer, while a worldwide curse was about to ruin all the coming harvests, would have a nutrient draining magic plant outbreak completely randomly, without any relation to the previous events?

Could be some kind of dragon