I'm starting to think this setting took a lot of inspiration from the Overlord videogame series (which predates the Overlord most of you are about to think about).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overlord_(2007_video_game)
Prez asking Haruka how he could beat the monsters at the bottom, and his answer about as long as he keeps thinking, and keeps trying, made me finally realize it - Haruka is Peter Parker.
I'm confused about one thing - if Taichi is the only human, what the hell are the knight, big tiddy onee-san, and the old folks? Remember, the knight and older girl both referred to him as being a different race than them.
Page 10, middle panel: "Amira, whether it's for the good or the bad, is just like me."
Should either be "Amira, whether for better or for worse, is just like me." or, "Amira, for better or worse, is just like me." to be proper English.
@SHTJ Because she's not actually calling them girlfriends. Read the translation notes. The girl is calling her something like sexy woman, but the translator insists on saying girlfriend instead even though it's the entirely wrong connotation.
@LordZero25 Because stirrups are a recent invention. This story is based on the found of Rome, so we're talking several centuries earlier than the earliest recorded recorded usage of the stirrup. The stirrup came from India and was relatively quickly adopted by the steppes people. Europe...
@Mizuho9000 There's only one clone. He thought about making a second, but realized it would be just like the first and did not go through with it. There has never been more than one clone.
@Nihilist1 It's been a long time since I read Nisekoi, but I'm pretty sure Marika was also a childhood friend who met Raku at the same time as Chitoge and Onodera and fell in love at the same time. That means it was not a triangle.
@Sweet_Seats @Leo80221 Also lightning from Storm and ice from Iceman. I'd guess the breath attack is someone too, but the only mutant I can think of with that is way too obscure for an otherwise obvious reference.
@mahtan The loli says he was given the "imperial court wizard exam," and she admitted he wasn't expected to know the answers for the first part. It may be a translation confusion, but I think he meant he didn't understand the first part, and not that he couldn't read it.
Pretty sure Airis & Aliya's names are switched on page 3. And on the last page, I would assume he's saying "I'm counting on you Uru," not "I'm counting on you, ruff."
@cpapaul - MC wasn't even sure he wanted the territory until he looked at it with his appraisal skill. He probably expected to just look at it and leave.
@dextersTomato I'm pretty sure Jairo tossed the mage girl in the direction of the MC to summon him, meaning it was planned out out and not just random luck.