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If instead of killing himself he made it so he was killed by someone different each time wouldn't he collect thousands of skills? It would take more time but I feel like it would be better to collect skills now instead of later when he might start having a penalty when dying.

Happy about it tbh. I somehow come to like her these past few chapters. More than the two others that are following him right now at least. I also hope that the blue haired girl will rejoin them sooner than later now. The fact that he got these mana jewels(?) got me got my hope up a bit again.

Hope she sees through his lie quickly because I don't remember once where I found this kind of trope interesting.

The first thing the mother say is that she will find someone more suitable than her son to the maid...lol. And with the father on the other side it's pretty easy to see how the Mc grew with some insecurities

@Nulmor There are dozens of manwha/manhua like that tho. A girl/guy is bullied and die at some point and someone is isekai'd in her/his body and take revenge for him. Mainly in the wuxia genre.

Just tell the truth about Jeanette wth

@Sunsaki Like I commented in an other chapter, 17 is very young for giving birth even for that era. The era represented is around the 17th/18th century and back then, in Europe, women usually married in average at 25 yo and not very young like we usually think. And btw you can see in the...

I like the story so far, the world and all but I really hope the supporting characters becomes more interesting or new ones appears quickly because the three there is right know are pretty annoying and don't bring much imho. At least I don't feel like they fit well in the story and with the MC.

A lot of people are saying he is too hard with them but tbh I don't get why he took these people with him to begin with. The younger girl has a rare class I think but that's it. Couldn't he became friend with more experienced people from the beginning if he was looking for people to team up...

Shadow queen seems really more fitting than silhouette queen specially when the word "shadow" is used in the conversation "... who leave a silhouette dark as night" doesn't really make sense imho

Who cares if she falls asleep? It's clear that they spoke for a long time considering that when we saw her sleeping it's dark outside and that there is a small time skip before that. We don't even know in what context she fell asleep, maybe they stopped talking before she did and she was just...

@OtomeAddict The setting isn't Middle Ages Europe tho but more like around the 17th/18th century and at that time apparently the women usually married in average around 25 so 17 years old is very young. The authors don't usually take that into consideration when they write their manhwa but the...

@annakiko oh...

I mean she was thrown in a arranged marriage most likely around 16/17 yo then gave birth to a child she didn't necessarily wanted at 17 and then apparently had to stay away from society to care for him for 5 years (between 17 and 22 yo) and when she go back she is criticised for letting other...

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@dildildil She lived 200 years in his previous life. I don't think that she and her brother are older than what they look like rn.

@Beefstew87 She did put his hand on her breast by herself tho. She even stated it was to seduce him.

@IrregularPerson Like you said, TL's use the pronoun "s/he" because without it there is a lack of context and it make the whole thing less comfortable to read so I don't really understand why they don't use it here since it would make it easier to read. And when I was speaking of Nao I meant...

Hasn't he also used dark magic to make Jeanette? It seems more easy to prove considering Jeanette still exist that to say that Claude used black magic to forget about his lover...

@IrregularPerson Still I don't see why they don't use "she" while translating. And the "-kun" when they put her nickname. You just said in Japanese they don't have the "s/he" pronouns but in the translation of every manga existing in English it's used meaning the translators decides what...