Tondemo Skill de Isekai Hourou Meshi - Vol. 5 Ch. 25 - Trying Out New Power

[dharman]

one goddess => one offering per week.
seven goddess => one offering per DAY? (sun-day, moon-day, earth-day, wind-day, thunder-day, water-day, snotra-day)

 

[finalten]

cool

 

[artikandri]

Thanks for the translation

 

[miyako19]

@arcsalvo Isn't this just a common food in Japan? Chicken Nanban is a common dish. All the food he made are normal foods in Japan except the ingredients are replaced with the isekai version. He didn't create anything new.

 

[Kizuro]

THIS MANGA IS WHOLESOME

 

[Stormdragon]

I can't get over how cute Sui is. Such a cute murderous ball of destruction.

 

[pimpbutterfly]

sui will conquer the world

 

[Top_Nep]

Can someone link me the light novel for this manga?

 

[Glomoro]

@Top_Nep I think there was a NovelUpdates link on the main page for this on here already. As far as I know, they don't host the chapters themselves but link directly to them. You could basically use that site to find other novels to read and go directly to wherever they're spread around.

 

[SunSun]

If anyone is curious or didnt know, food that has gone bad tends to smell or taste sour. That's why Fenrir was all suspicious.

 

[CheerTheDead]

The sour smell is usually indicator that something is rotting and the sugars are turning into acid. So yeah, it's relatable.

 

[Winchan]

Sui is a cute little bol :>

with the power equivalent to a cannonball being launched at the speed of light.

 

[Arvadiel]

The OP Water Jet
Also, this Manga is really a blessing

 

[GalaxySlime]

Sui is slowly turning into rimuru

 

[Whysosalty]

dude used the earth blessing to play minecraft
very pog

 

[IrregularPerson]

After rereading this, I just realized. Didn't Fel/Feru already try tartar sauce when Mukoda was cooking the fish by the lake that time? He even had the same reaction too lol

 

[FriskTemmie]

I really dislike how they changed the translation of Sui's pronouns. They don't have a gender, so why use a gendered pronoun?

edit: If you don't know, Japanese does not have gendered pronouns, like english does. There are some gendered treatments, and some first person pronouns are used more by one gender than the other (like "boku" being mainly a male pronoun, but you see tomboys using it too), but it's not a hard rule.