Agreed.

The translation is certainly a bit goofy.

Yes. Like Dolan she is one of the seven divine dragons.

Dolan (Dran) isn't the originator of many other dragons though. He might have been called a "dragon god" but he is the younger brother of Bahamut. You are confusing Dolan with the Progenitor Dragon whom both Dolan and Bahamut were once part of before it split into seven different dragons.

The manga is based on the light novel.

His son wasn't bullied by government officials. He was bullied by children of government officials.

It seems I was wrong about her being related to him.

I feel like this new girl will be his sister or cousin.

You must think every story in existence is garbage.

Your comment is the thing that is trash.

Killing should only be done when necessary otherwise the protagonist is no better than the villains. These people have already been defeated so killing them outright would be idiotic as well as cause an international incident since it's on foreign soil. It doesn't matter that he is stronger than everyone else and a demi-god, as if he starts killing people left and right he would be just as bad if not worse than Aaron.

As well as the fact that if he starts abusing his powers like that he would be no better than Aaron.

They could easily be a anti-hero like person acting villainous. Similarly to Alucard in Hellsing or Itachi in Naruto.

I'm doubting he lost. Just because his sword broke doesn't mean the fight is over. It's better when the cocky bad guy gets his ass handed to him after talking tough.

More like you are blind now since the quality hasn't really changed and it's not bad.

It does make sense and the thing that is trash is your comment. Don't talk shit about the author just because you, yourself are incapable of understanding things that are easily understood. The series is good, not trash.

To be honest Ars seems more like a madman than Curran. True, lasting peace is simply a dream that can never realistically come true. Curran is more grounded in reality than Ars is. Ars's way of seeing things would only be a temporary thing, until others feel wronged by him forcing his "true peace" on them and then another war would begin.

I see. I've seen stuff like that in other series and thought perhaps it was simply typos or something. But now based on what you said it reminds me of those gender neutral terms in Japanese. I'll have to remember that next time.

I'm not sure why, at least in this translation, Lugh keeps referring to Epona as "he" in his internal thoughts despite knowing full well Epona is female. Is it just a mistake by the one currently translating or does it happen in the original Japanese version as well?

I was hoping for him to become depressed after seeing all of his buildings destroyed. Oh, well. Vengeance was enacted regardless.