To be fair a lot of them hated him before this too, I think the only guy he's actively talks to more than once is the prince.

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Slums vs. cities is one thing but in this case both sides are bustling cities, just a century or two apart as far an architecture and technology. It's strange to see without a clear explanation.

He has the backstory of a villainous team member of a sports drama, it kind of makes you want to root for him

Going off of the quality of Mithril in this world being something that negates magic, I imagine the mithril kills dead mells so effectively because they're made of essentially lumps of flesh and magic, and the reason you're still able to kill them with magic is that while they have high regen and durability magic can just overpower both traits, if I want to make the most of limited materials in this case though I'd probably try to find some way to aerosolize the mithril, essentially make a dead meal dissolving cloud of heavy air(wide range of effect can handle an entire horde at once, it's essentially the equivalent of using gasoline and molotovs on a horde of zombies.)

I guess the logic on some level is that you get to have a dark serious series, with actual dangerous threats while simultaneously plastering half your pages with T&A/"fan service", (sweet non-consensual "Fan service" just like the Shogun wanted), either that or one series did it, got popular, and the rest ripped it off.

The moment he said new weapon I knew it was just going to be a gun, every time for every fantasy series if they have developed some new ultra deadly weapon it's either a gun or a fantasy nuke, and occasionally it means homunculus.

Damn this is what we're reduced to, counting pennies like paupers

Thank you for the refresher cuz I sure as hell did not remember.

Damn you nailed it.

Going by the conversation there are more so pointing out that as a long range damage dealer he should have stayed long range and dealt damage until it died instead of going into its attack range where he is now vulnerable, which is fair considering either way he would have been able to kill it one way is safer the other way is cooler, he chose cool over safety.

That is a problem I had with it, that he has a respawn power with basically no drawbacks and only benefits and instead of grinding he kept getting the bare minimum stats and then doing stuff, and then every time he ran into anything even kind of strong he panicked like he couldn't just grind through a couple lives and then kill it, the main character is just so weak-willed, unless it concerns listening to whatever the woman he's with has to do, then he's ride or die despite not dating her not being married to her not even expressly stating that he liked her before all of this started - she was a crush he had at work, wasted potential is the only way I could describe this.

I thought the translators just started trying harder or something because the conversations have been flowing a lot better.

Now I'm just imagining that "Japan gets teleported to another world" series but it's America, good God the war crimes, the shock and awe, the tax collection what a sight in my mind

I'll be honest man that plot armor is already stretched pretty thin keeping alive half the named characters of his squad, if you're trying to bend the shape one more time it's liable to completely shatter.

I mean she is still technically a holy healer, so I don't think she's supposed to be endorsing necromancy, but given her track record towards Necromancers, she probably might do that if it ever comes to it.

I appreciate his candor at least

It just seems strange that that's a design principle, like even the goblins in goblin Slayer do that specifically because it's how they reproduce, these things are just doing it to be a more f***** up threat.(Which kind of loops back to the fact that 90% of the time if a woman is in danger in this series, it's under threat of rape)

He turned into a mad Max villain so fast, it's impressive honestly.

I actually think it would be tremendously funny if he did that twice.