Well considering Jelly's evil personality, it was clearly deserved many times over.

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Did MC stop talking mid word or did this cook manage to think all this mid word somehow?

So the humans name the slim possessed was "Jelly", kinda a bot on the nose with your irony or whatever you'd call it.

Interesting beginning, I liked how MC had the basic logic to realize you don't want to imitate a horrendous personality just to blend in and realizing that personality could have easily gotten the human killed

Usually it's it;s the person reincarnating into a slim or coming over and getting a good slime familiar, slime reincarnating into a human is definitely a trope reversal.

Would a faceless person really be all that attractive. Plus if you did find a faceless person attractive, isn't that like saying you are only interested in their body...

Salvos is definitely in the name, it's all about Salvos. Search that with "novel" and I'm sure you'll find it. But because Salvos was released for sale in English or something, you'll have to look a bit for a site that gives you all the chapters, a number of sites only give you a few chapters spread in different parts of the story as a sampling or something. Or you could buy it.

I have read the novel pretty far, like 600+ chapters, Salvos has never sparred once with anyone that I can recall. Salvos has a instinctual desire to level, but is not battle happy. Also while Salvos might use strategy, Salvos never used fancy techniques that require lots of skill where sparring might help with training such a skill. When Salvos wants to try out a new skill (the game like kind), Salvos just looks for some monsters to kill or tries it out alone if it can be tried out that way.

I think Salvos would consider combat that doesn't end in gaining experience AKA killing your opponent, a waste of time. Though I don't recall anyone asking to spar with Salvos anyway. That demon friend would certainly not think to suggest such a thing in the first place.

Not sure what your message here is.

I've forgotten who both of these people are. I sort of remember the man but has the story let us know who the woman is?

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Dead persons for some reason drawn like they are pissed for being said to dress like a bad person. What a weird thing for the artists to do.

Not just about what we call it, time moving slower in one area than another doesn't mess with cause and effect making a nonsensical mess of the plot and potential solution to all problems that is never fully used because of random sometimes varying within one story limitations. AKA "time travel shenanigans" I usually hate stories with active time travel in its center. (though it's fine if it's just going back in time once in the beginning)

This chapter or the translator seems to be mixing up "years" with "levels"

Of course they wouldn't fight if that were the case.

Not time travel, just time dilution.

That's how you'd normally expect it to be but I recall seeing signs of it being different than that.

Does anyone know the difference between "vitality" and "endurance" in this comic?

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And then I turned off my ears.

Not sure on how comfortable it would be, but you could easily be targeted in a scheduled meeting so it makes sense to come prepared for combat if necessary.

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Not sure why it deserves that reaction. I don't believe this was in the novel