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Westerners avoid cold noodles because they are "embarrassing food"? Huh? Yes, we typically don't eat cold noodles, but it's because western pasta doesn't taste pleasant cold. Semolina wheat noodles have a completely different flavor profile than eastern noodles.

@Rel_ it's a Korean web comic rather than a manga, but I strongly recommend "Beware of the Villainess"

Just once, I would like the vile-looking lump of blubber with crooked teeth and bad odor turn out to be secretly helping orphans and widows and pulling strings for the benefit of the kingdom's commoners.

Translator: It might be 'cleaning' the rice in Japanese, but in English, the process of removing the bran is called 'polishing'. @SassyBelle23 if it follows the WN, then

oh my

I gotta go yakiniku now. Damn you, Covid 19!!

The smirk on Kokuyou's face here is my favorite thing so far in this manga:

At the end there, instead of dragon slave, I would have gone with Megumin's 'explosion' chant...

@Talh no, the comment about 70 percent to the guild vs. 90 percent to the government was in direct response to receiving the raw materials. It's clear this is a case of the government claiming the resource and paying a royalty for its collection. They are giving the adventurers in the guild a...

@marshymallowy (or whoever is the TL) the record, the English spelling of the legendary Arabian giant bird is "Roc", not "Rock". In romanizations for various languages, it also goes by "Ruk", "Rukk", "Rukh" or "Rokh", but never "Rock". @Talh In the real world, people really do turn in found...

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A helpful Onryo-san, indeed.

遊民 doesn't mean nomad though? Basically, it means 'jobless person/people'. And doesn't really imply 'jobseeker'. More like 'Idler', 'Vagabond', 'Vagrant'.

@Svelandria I'm unable to identify any of the 'kanji' they are using, but there are identifiable radicals in most of them. I suspect that the author is starting with real kanji but then replacing portions with random squiggles to render them 'seems like Japanese but is actually gibberish'...

@uchiha007 I'm pretty sure it's going to be 'kareshi'. You often see 'koibito' translated as 'lover' instead of boy/girlfriend, especially in teen / college age cases. 'Kareshi' and 'kanojo' technically just mean 'him' and 'her', but since they aren't often used, they have come to mean 'that...

Ein needs a little sister. That would cure everything. Get to work on it, Roselia.

Finally, an Isekai protagonist who wants to be normal realizes that being a reincarnator already disqualifies one as 'normal'.

@Aeriandra I'm not sure anyone has a specific age. It's just usually something handed down. (As opposed to the 'something borrowed', which is usually something lent by a bridesmaid or relative). If it is her grandmother's dress, then that would certainly qualify. In fact, it's exactly what my...

@Solistia @diahadelia123 I was wondering if maybe author changed the order to make it rhyme in Korean? Also, I hope the author's readers let them know, 'old-fashioned' isn't good enough. It really needs to be 'old'. Most brides who keep the superstition use something like an inherited jewelry...

Who the hell would name a carnivorous animal a mango? "It's bad enough we had to deal with coconuts, but I knew we were screwed when the mango showed up!"