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@Luftwaffles27 @penmore From what I've heard from people who read the books, So you might want to drop it. I hate it too but i'm still reading because of what another poster said, it's funny to look at is as what happens when an author's brain is on clown porn and they write a story.

@SGR The dragon error could also be somewhat excused because of the adrenaline control making him so narrow minded. He's no saint but he's definitely doing the best that can be done

@AbyssalMonkey Some people in the earlier chapters were commenting on how the MC is an evil bastard, even worse than his companions, etc etc and that we would see this later in. So far all I'm seeing is a strong disregard for collateral damage, so I guess those people just prefer typical...

@Hypothon It's hard to consider it abuse when it's all consensual. The MC has the power to stop them but doesn't, because the author is a massive masochist and gets off on that. Many of the author's other stories follow the same trend, it's pretty much confirmed this author loves getting humiliated.

When will the MC to show how bad of a person he is? So far the only really bad thing he's done is catch up a lot of innocents in his dragon scheme, but the world is easily reset by the admins so it's not too bad.

The amount of good elves can be counted on one hand. With a closed fist.

@SunSun The stuff that is nearly useless(breaking down, running out of power/ammo) is understandable. Getting rid of most things because it's simply too much for him to safely own is also understandable. But not even keeping a single gun just-in-case is stupid, dumb, and silly. There is no...

A big repeat of stuff we already know. At least throw in fan service to justify its existence, this is low quality even by isekai standards lol. I feel bad when TL teams have to translate chapters like this

GYAGYAGYAGYA BENDY NECK ARTIST

Didn't expect this power-fantasy isekai to get so real like that. Last thing I expected from it was commentary on government officials 'helping' by just making things official and worse.

A bit disappointed the other two minions were killed off so quickly and quietly. I get the author might have done that to demonstrate their absolute loyalty, but damn, it left me wanting.

@darekpawlo I imagine escorting a ton of cargo is a lot easier than several thousand panic-prone and malnourished civilians. Especially when the orcs are craving human flesh, seeing thousands of walking meatbags might send them into a frenzy.

The correct answer is to just assume the position and die. It's the only morally correct choice, taiga!

@Nep I see a lot of parallels between him and the annoying guy from Sousei no Taiga. That guy who yells at the MC for defending himself and his friends, and many other nonsensical things, as if there are any better alternatives, all while taking the moral high ground while also not providing...

@AgentKuga People are arguing over whether teaching things is good or bad. Things like "If you teach them how to farm better and not starve, they'll just have more people who live to be soldiers!" and "teaching them how to make warmer clothing will just open up winter military conflicts!" etc...

@criver If anything, her bringing a swifter end to the civil war is better. Unsure why you think a swift victory is worse than a drawn out victory. If you went back in time and could teach the Allies our modern technological concepts, you'd probably also give them details on the Central/Axis for...

@criver I'm still struggling to see what could be evil about any of her actions, even through butterfly effect. The only thing I can think of is that Oda gets a bit insane later in his life, and granting him more power for that point might be bad? But that insanity could be avoided. Or maybe...

@criver What exactly is so stupid about what she's doing? Sure, she's helping a lord fight his wars, but wars are inevitable and they would have been fought even without her. Unless she suddenly reveals how to construct nuclear reactors, she's doing more good than bad by improving standards of...

Monpui deserves to be in a real hero's party (´д｀)

@Zael A narrow valley works sort of like a pit/cliff trap. Whoda thunk a bunch of not-even-cavemen could make ropes strong enough to handle a mammoth's pull, . Sure, there are plenty of ropes to spread the tension around when they volley it, but still.