Credits page pretty much sums up this chapter...

Damn...

I hate chopped up chapters...

I hated that part... am I going to hate the rest of the story as well?

Great wall of china covered in ice didn't work so they needed a well known landmark maybe...

What's the other one called and how many chapters are translated?

Did they use some forbidden magic on the son in an attempt to get proper food and that's how the MC reincarnated here?

So he's basically gaining worshipers and that's why his divinity went up.

Ouch.

What does the translator mean when they say and the ending creeps closer? :(

I was hoping there was at least 100 chapters for this one...

A shame, I like the premise of cute evil monsters.

Ah, thanks. I really misread that :P

Huh, don't think it was a different planet in the novel... (Other planets come in to the story later and this kinda conflicts with the whole isolation of the planet)

Is that guy also a Reincarnator? he thought:

To think that the protagonist of "The enigmatic young warrior of Hainan Island" would turn out to be the lover of the poisonous flower lady...

I know the MC knows of other books, but does he know of this one and that he is the main character from it?

I liked the premise, thought the story could be decent. It's just the artwork that put me off (never thought I would say that...)

Well it was pretty damn obvious what would happen...

If I had skipped this chapter I wouldn't be able to tell the maid had been switched...

That's the thing I never understood. Wouldn't the translator or whoever puts the English text in the bubble see that the previous text hadn't already been deleted yet?

It seems doubtful they would put the English text in first and then delete the old text...

Was my first thought too, but it's obviously a Ying/Yang symbol.

Best outcome for the MC is if this is early morning, he gets beaten, carries on his day and gets killed.
Multiple training sessions.