Souzai Saishuka no Isekai Ryokouki - Vol. 2 Ch. 11

[Akabane]

That old man raised a flag at the end there

 

[Luciella]

It is still long before he meet that's elf again?

 

[Morsealworth]

Well, of course he gave it for free. That lamp is more valuable than the whole village, there's no way they'd pay for it.

 

[yldDavid]

Thats a whole lot of pages for nothing. Thanks for the translation though.

 

[Epicredeemer]

@Talh then ping me when something ACTUALLY interesting happens

 

[jonathaneze]

wth do u really need to use that thing which have national scale on small village like that?

i think it will bring more danger than protection if by any chance someone know about that thing existence

 

[Kaarme]

@SuperAIDS I'm perfectly okay with it as long as it's not presented in a way that Japanese food is superior to all other cuisines, and thus everyone in the new world will instantly fall in love with it, should the MC manage to recreate it. In this chapter we saw him enormously enjoy the local food he was offered, but then reminisce about rice. That's fine and realistic. If I moved abroad, there would most certainly be some food from my home country I'd miss.

 

[Shakur]

Trouble flag sucessfully raised, thank ya merchant dude.
I like this somehow easygoing rhythm of this series, hope it don't go the harem-quest-demon lord way we have too much of this already.

 

[Kaarme]

Accidental double post.

 

[Mangon]

The End

 

[jinc93]

Stupid trope of idolizing rice ....

 

[WoodyCyber]

waiting for that "obligatory" bath scene, where his future romance prospects will see his magnum dong

 

[Supercheese]

Bath and rice in the same chapter. We're officially isekai now.

 

[Avenger88id]

Why do i get the feeling the manga will be on hiatus when i see "to be continued" in the last page?

 

[Otong777]

This manga is really relaxing
Thanks for update

 

[Jeirien]

If this is that type of manga nobles will invade and claim the artifact for themselves.

 

[GrimThoughts]

Except the lamp won’t let themlol

 

[Berkauli32]

pyuuii~

 

[CBC]

@jinc93
It's not a trope actually, but more of a cultural touchstone. For the Japanese a meal isn't a meal without rice on the table, to the point that the word for rice (gohan) is also used to refer to a full meal.

While it is a little irritating to have every Isekai protag look for and happen to rice in a completely different world, it's also a sign of how important it is to the Japanese that rice needs to be on the table during every meal.

 

[Odessakun]

LooooOOOOOVE It!
Hopefully they’re all awesome and nobodY finds out about it lol