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I mean, just put the dragon in your bag. I don't know how, but that's clearly the solution they've set up.

"My trump card is... stripping! I learned it from watching Master's Kill la Kill collection."

I guess that Fairy types are weak to Dark types then.

I've seen this one particular chapter reposted elsewhere (without credit) as a standalone comic with the last two panels of Bianca not included.

They won't talk? What happened to his "stick them in a dimension of darkness with no sound or light for a few hours" trick that he used before?

So... his element is darkness and he's pretty good with the others but cannot use light magic. Whereas Jill's element is Light, but we just saw her do the spell which he claimed ndespite looking like fire is actually dark-element. So Jill can likely use all elements then?

Alright, I'll bite. This is an interesting twist. I look forward to seeing how it goes.

"You won't be able to make full use of your talents"? She's a maid. Her talent set is the same regardless of where she works. If anything, she'll be using her abilities even more with the new job since she's the sole and only maid working there.

-Dungeon only has three floor filled with slimes, goblins, and pitfall traps. -also has level 90 minotaur He's given a budget of dungeon points then we just never address it again

Is the manga going to explode if it goes less than 50 mph?

Most isekais would take 5-7 chapters to go through this much, but I guess it's fine.

Is his house supposed to look all rundown and like its covered in mildew or something? Or is that just a weird shading technique?

Oh yeah. I forgot her mother used to shove her in a trunk for hours while entertaining male guests.

He didn't check how much food he had before he started distributing it? Unless this is a cliffhanger for his 'clever plan'. He established in the first chapter that he can freely move between the magic world and Earth with the only restriction being one round trip per day. Not only that, he has...

If this wasn't a manga (and following manga tropes) I'd be quick to think the Wendy, the slavehouse owner, and the noble (possibly fake) are all working together to push her sale.

It's so easy to forget that she's reincarnated, isn't it? I don't think it's been relevant at all for at least the last 50 chapters.

"It's late. You need to get back." And yet the knock-off Big Ben they're eating atop of still says 2:00 just as it did when they arrived.

Hm... a mysterious something found at twilight? Let's run through the usual tropes: 1) a mistreated orphan who will become a devoted servant after she shows him/her kindness 2) someone committing a crime, likely leading to them attempting to kidnap her 3) a person she knows engaging in...

Whoo! It returns! Thanks for picking this one up!

Yeah but... didn't he just get 1,000,000 in the local currency from the girls selling themselves? Isn't his pocket change power kinda a drop in the ocean at this point?