In addition to that, the math on page 7 is just... weird. It says that the average monthly living cost for a household is 30,000 of this currency, and the MC then decides that the currency must be similar in value to yen. Problem is, 30,000 yen adds up to between $200 and $250. An average family can live off that amount in a very poor country, but the cost of living is WAY higher than that in Japan, where MC supposedly comes from. Makes me think that there's either some kind of translation error, or the author has no idea how much things cost.I don't understand why they always make something so useless as yen conversion, they aren't exchanging yen, and the comparison of how much it cost something from there in his old currency is stupid and useless... is like if you take a dollar it doesn't have the same value if you use it in the US or if you use it in India.
It's literally translated from the raw. I feel like I missed some story here (my bad I don't read the LN). maybe bcz this is adaptation so some story not get in the manga. well idkIn addition to that, the math on page 7 is just... weird. It says that the average monthly living cost for a household is 30,000 of this currency, and the MC then decides that the currency must be similar in value to yen. Problem is, 30,000 yen adds up to between $200 and $250. An average family can live off that amount in a very poor country, but the cost of living is WAY higher than that in Japan, where MC supposedly comes from. Makes me think that there's either some kind of translation error, or the author has no idea how much things cost.
Thanks for clarifying on that! If that's the case, all I can say is that I wonder how the author figures any household - even a 1-person household - can live on 30,000 yen per month. It's a bizarre thing for me to fixate on, but I'm just that kind of nerd - if an author adds some random specific detail like that, I wish they'd at least make sure it makes sense.It's literally translated from the raw. I feel like I missed some story here (my bad I don't read the LN). maybe bcz this is adaptation so some story not get in the manga. well idk
I'm guessing the author doesn't live in the real world.Thanks for clarifying on that! If that's the case, all I can say is that I wonder how the author figures any household - even a 1-person household - can live on 30,000 yen per month. It's a bizarre thing for me to fixate on, but I'm just that kind of nerd - if an author adds some random specific detail like that, I wish they'd at least make sure it makes sense.
probably rent as in taxes to the lord mbee.you still need to rent in such open lands with monster??
because idk, usually the other "farmer" had it inside monster lands in the first place, only in those games were in human region
and of course japanese are always getting homesick, because of food... geez
but to be honest, idk i've never been in another country either. i probably could though. i just need internet lol