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@Wolvenworks

There's an explanation for the particulars of the duchess's brainwashing somewhat later in the story.

@bakauguu

@Add1152000 This is better explained in the novel and I'm guessing they do it next chapter, but

@ramzy

@Mizumachi @kowoyoshi Ilumgand is really just awkward and unlucky. Unlucky enough to meet powerful factions that frankly don't give a shit about him. Don't forget that Makoto is twisted in the head, and almost nobody in Asora has goodwill towards humans unless they're family or a source of...

@BabyKeith You mean other horses? All the time. Humans? Of course not

Just FYI, in case you want to complain about the boobs, the novel literally describes them as cannonballs. So it's true to the (highly cultural) source.

After Chapter 15, it I forgot who the baron is, but if he's the lord of that city she died in, well,

@3ate4 It says "the feeling of someone who developed the preliminary design" beside it, so it might pretty well mean actually roping things off, i.e. using ropes to draw the plots of land where the castle will eventually be built. In any case, thanks for the translation, Träumerei Scans!

@DarkFlame It does though. If you jump repeatedly on a koopa shell without touching anything else in between, the points go up for every jump until you start getting extra lives. I'm sure you can find youtube vids for pretty much any Mario game. You just need to find a place where you can do the...

LN is here: https://www.novelupdates.com/series/im-a-neet-but-when-i-went-to-hello-work-i-got-taken-to-another-world/ Also, about that priest:

@tuatara1 Not exactly, but it's pretty obvious (also from how he acts with Tomoe/Mio) that something's off. In the LN it's a little more clear that Makoto is .

@Leo80221 Yes and no.

Just in case more people complain about this, the -1 is not a bug. It's when someone screws up so bad they have to level up just to be as good as a starting character. It's very unusual, but not unexpected.

Oh man, I've been looking forward to this.

For people who think this is too hard on the feels, yeah, it's bad for the first few chapters. But at least in the novel, after the despair makes Van go funny in the head, it somehow turns into a surprisingly fluffy and often hilarious nation-building story featuring an insane vampire child/4...

@TehSDragon @LysandersTreason Well there's some stuff you could arguably call romance (obviously Mio and Tomoe love him), but the way it's played it seems more like comic relief (for now).

@kronix For what it's worth, nope. How you want to distribute that between the peculiar personality he's developed after the transfer (it becomes a bit of a plot point later), him knowing that they are actually dragon and spider monsters, and just Japanese MC Syndrome is up to you.

@garubezu Compared to the LN, the manga definitely feels a bit rushed or packed and exposition-y, but that's because the LN does a huge amount of world-building. I'd say every detail is important so far, and there's a huge payoff at the end. That considered, it's not bad. I expect it gets...