Recent content by Wyrm

Taking the village's name as their last name is basically stating "remember that we are one big family".

@Eml0140 Poison is my first thought. Also the most likely. If so, he doesn't know the poison is something Nie Li can deal with, so he can use it and let it be thought of as a disease. My second one is that maybe he thinks he can deny Nie Li access to spirit stones and other leveling tools. Which...

Per the description, we have yet another adventurer party that's unable to appreciate a good support character. Anything short of a super strong fighter or flashy sorcerer is useless in trash-fantasy land... until support character becomes op, often despite huge inferiority complex. Authors...

@twinklecake We only know that the status effect already in place was likely not dispelled. At least, nothing was shown to indicate it since he finished full body transmutation. I was mostly asking this because, despite being charmed, he considered that this should be one of his priorities, even...

@nt0havoc I disagree. Having multiple translations has two benefits: * First, the small discrepancies can actually help understand certain nuances better sometimes. * More importantly, this gives a backup in case one group decides to withdraw their uploads. This has happened before, and we still...

OK, he can defend against strong attacks. Does he remember about guarding against status effects? Does this body solve the issue?

"a girl with long hair following Mashiro all day", wouldn't that also be Benio? At least, that's the reply I expected.

That's a nice chapter, but I still can't quite get over the word "symptom" used to basically describe "skills". That could be ok when talking about physical mods (there is a very thin line between drugs sand poisons), but "acting" or "deception" are definitely not "symptoms".

A pretty indiscriminate revenge story. Instead of aiming for just his targets, he just tramples everyone in the way. That makes the MC pretty much an anti-hero, but it's kind of fun to watch. Also, without the supernatural monster setting, it's pretty much what a proper justice system is...

The "son" commenting on her lack of make up is super rude, but tolerable. Good job holding it in. But the first instance where he suddenly grabbed her chest is actually worthy of a strong slap, maybe a lawsuit. I'm amazed she just took it and went home. I know she's trying her best to avoid...

Always amused at the "it doesn't count" thing. I would tend to agree that accidents don't count, like this time, but they sometimes push it a little too far.

The joke on the last page is hilarious. However, the disguises in this chapter are actually pretty good. Nothing outrageous, pretty inconspicuous, but still slightly changing a few key features of the character. That's a much better way to disguise yourself than wearing something that...

"Best-laid plans...", that sort of things.

1. I don't think the MC thinks of himself as "on the side of justice". It's revenge, only mitigated by the possibility of forgiving a redeemed target. He's otherwise a good kid who got handed a bad situation. (Being targeted by the worst kind of bullies ever.) 2. "Real justice", not sure what he...

On the one hand, he was told not to get involved with the MC. He didn't, he just kidnapped his vice-president. Depending on the interpretation, you might say he obeyed the order. On the other hand, he still got involved with the target, through his guild member. Then again, none of this...