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Volume 6 (Premium Edition): Bonus High-Resolution color inserts

@brentru No, no, no. Eric is definitely a MAN, as far as people know.

But...

Random thought I had while reading: If this guy thinks a rampaging minotaur is just a cow and he said he would hunt wolves and rabbits at his cabin, are the wolves really like Cerberus and the bunny is the one from monty python?

It's like: "What? Aren't all animals like that?"

@Lily-Garden Ha! Jerome is awesome, once he accepts that working with Altina and Regis isn't exactly the end of the world.

Sorry to add this so long after but I'm now reading it on catch-up.

In volume 4, part 2

Arman says that Claus and he are half-brothers on their mom's side. That means they have the same mother but different fathers, right? Or am I interpreting the sentence incorrectly?
However, later paragraphs talk as if the previous Beast King is the shared parent. So do Arman and Claus share a father or a mother?

I believe there are 9 volumes total?

Do you never re-read titles? If so, then rentals to supplement the prepub streaming makes sense.

If you do re-read titles, then using your credit to buy a book is a good deal too.

For purchases, one thing to look at is the bonus content that is not included in catch-up months since those are the prepubs. It varies, but some of the content is really good -- my favorite is the bonus stories in the Realist Hero premium edition, where they aren't what-if or silly bits, they're nice additions to the main story.

Bonus list - https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/4902/premium-e-book-bonus-contents-list-updated-march-06-2023/21

@arghc No, I don't mean using slimes to dispose of trash.
I meant using the enhanced hair dryer to dispose of slimes, and sometimes also trash.
I'm pretty sure it happened a couple times. Notably, when Carlo used it on the black slime.

Volume 2 (Premium Edition): 3 Bonus Short Stories Sharing Our Firsts The Reason for Splitting the Ice Cream (Melon Books) A Lively Bento-Making Session (Animate)

Volume 2 Part 1 (Premium Edition): High resolution color illustrations & Bonus cover wraparound jacket illustration

Volume 1 (Premium Edition): A Bonus short story Not Quite Fishing

Volume 15 (Premium Edition): 3 Bonus Short Stories The Innocent Flower Doesn't Notice The Succubus Princess Can't Even Win in Her Own Castle Even on a Family Trip, There's Time for a Date

Since this was on catchup this month, I decided to finally read this one. I read the manga a long time ago so I knew most of the plot points, but it was still quite fun to read in it's light novel form as well.

All in all, this story is a hoot. Plenty of scene had me laughing out loud. There were a few things that sorta bugged me... I felt that Elliot and Margret might have been a bit TOO revenged. Also Sykes/Martina.... yeesh.

I also thing Elliot coulda done a better job at aggrevating Rachael if he tried. Like, oh I dunno... having well paid rotation of guards that are not bribable. Also, maybe block off the window so that things can't go in or out, like with more, smaller bars in a mesh pattern maybe?

He also could have maybe tear gassed the room, then when she was knocked out, break the chains and remove all her stuff... Or just had the stables load manure in the dungeon endlessly... I mean, get a little creative Elliot....

Not the point, I know. But I can't help but think of things like that when I read something like this. Good times though. Glad it ended here though, I couldn't see this going any longer. Vol 2 for instance was already much weaker then Vol 1.

Arcus, whatever you do, don't ever place together the words "Faraday" and "cage" next to each other, not even in your thoughts. I'd avoid visualizing lightning rods too, to stay on the safe side.

All the aggravating aggressive testing of his loyalties is necessary because his application to a highest position has been decided for him already. Arcus could have lived the happy peaceful life if he'd never met "Sue" on that day. His choices now are to take himself out (death or heavy disability), up and leave (standing against everyone and everything he holds dear), or bear with it. Not much of a choice really.

Thinking how Chain's chosen appearance is to be wearing tons of chains, I have a rather pleasing to the eye image of what Wedge might look in her preferred, well, clothes. Complete with a whip. Witn the primality of words and world scenario repeats, that particular pair do feel a bit like AI bots left after the game admins have left game for good but forgot to shut the servers down.

Volume 1 (Premium Edition): A Bonus short story In the Age of Grand Sumo, Kukuri Joins Clifton's Stable

Volume 20 (Premium Edition): Full Wraparound Cover Jacket illustration & Textless color illustrations

@Paul-Nebeling well, I didn't say she us going to be a difficult boss...
Actually, I like how queen Lupis was handled. Usually in isekai the princess the protagonist meets is kind, wise, the best ruler you can wish for and invariably joins the harem. Here the author made Lupis incompetent and not fit to be a queen, and she's going to pay the price for her bad decisions. Once in a while it's nice to have something a bit different.

@DracO-S-01-0 Yeah, that story cracked me up more than anything else in the book, and learning it was real makes it even better!