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From the previous chapter, which felt like a downer, to this chapter and its redemption theme... I cried twice from two different emotions. This time, I saw this coming, but it still hit me like a truck. Thanks to both the author and the ts team for this. Just one thing: I kind of fail to...

Someone here didn't get the message. Hopefully, this will be resolved without violence.

@Kingdo Seems to make a little more sense in the novel based on your spoiler block there.

Mister Ex Machina here just bypassed a ton of problems. You're under an illusion / mind control spell? Miracle punch! You're blocked from using magic by a bracelet? Dissolve it! You're stuck in a prison with a monster guardian? Divine sword! I guess things are easier when you have a literal god...

@1ORIN Iris should have known better too. And she's nowhere as naive as Mielle. She knows Mielle is weak, easy to manipulate and has never had anyone killed. She did hand this over to an amateur "mastermind" who might (and did) assign it to an amateur killer. @MapleTreeWithAGun Still, she never...

If you want to kill someone, at least don't send someone so reticent at the task. She's giving it away so obviously, and once you've done this so obviously, future attempts will become more difficult. That's so amateurish. With all the authority and money they have, they should have sent an...

Great, like he was not OP enough. This is basically the author drawing his wishlist of super-powers with barely any plot for an excuse.

Absolutely hilarious. Basically, a character made to read others' cliches and respond to them... only to find that the MC is the "end of all things" cliche to which there is no response. As I see it, the only thing the sages can do at this stage is give him a way back home. If that's even...

@janboterham I'll have to read this again, but that means it's one more thing that was left aside in this ending. Pretty sure the series was either rushed or axed, but I haven't heard anything to confirm this suspicion.

That last target felt a bit rushed, despite being presented as the most dangerous of the lot. All the mind games and counter moves felt like they amounted to nothing in the story. Even the cop completely gave up, just giving a final (and useless) warning before leaving the scene. At least, it's...

1. Killing the dude while in prison... I'm not convinced this is as easy as it sounds. Yes, he is defenseless at the moment. But access to him must be very limited, and telling the magic association that he came back from the future has several hurdles. First, does the mc want to share the info...

In a couple of chapters: fighting for survival => taking over the world. That escalated quickly.

Thanks for filling the gaps.

Preparing an army of wooden dolls... Won't the witch go bald at this rate? :D

Thanks for filling the blanks.

The deployment of force is normal, to some extent. They're suspecting the girl to be, or to be related to, the most dangerous criminal around. A criminal who had already attacked public figures and policemen. However, there is also excessive force. The father was only protesting verbally before...

@FumaHD That is something I agree with. "Magic scope" is a spell in magic system A, made to measure people's skills in magic system A. It probably can't apply to a whole different system B. My problem is not quite there, but in the comment that Grain makes in a generic way that "magic is...

Cute, all smiling and starry eyed... "I'm going to crush them all." They are scarier when they are so cute.

@GrayBypasser Apparently, the guild has a list of skills considered "acceptable" for adventurer qualification. You have to demonstrate proficiency in at least one or two to be qualified, otherwise you're rejected or stuck at F-rank. So it's not so much that he's "strangely fixed" on acquiring...

Thanks for the alternate translation, @cache_bag This does make a little more sense. Basically, it's a warning that if you make a mistake and trail behind the others, you can't really count that others will also make mistakes and let you catch up. Still a formulated as a bit of a tautology, but...