(read up through part 6)
A main male character who actually wants to assume a blushing face means a gal shows interest / embarrassment at the thought of him as a man of the opposite sex and potential romantic interest? What?! O_O
This is one of those stories I feel someone who cooks major meals and experiments with dishes instead of instant food would appreciate most. To a certain point I'm into it (the descriptions of the process can be thrilling at times; the actual action sequences are almost more benign than him putting fruit wine into his cooking and closing a lid on top quickly). Maybe more of this literature will push me to cook similar stuff (if someone threw together cooking instructions and a list of ingredients to buy to recreate boar burgers, that's be cool).
It does strike me how their household has reverse gender roles (he's the "mother" of the home, staying at home to cook and gathering herbs + veggies; she's the warrior "father", hunting for meals). I don't know if there'll be much more the narrative says on that or no, but it's just a bit interesting. At a certain point, their kids will probably have to provide for them when they reach old age? I mean, she can't hunt boars for life.
And you wonder what they'll do with the walled city and civilization (I'm guessing Aifa recognizes that the MC, Asuta, could make a living for himself in the city, and maybe when his skill outstrips his dependence on them that'll be a topic she'll bring up). For now, we're of course still dealing with the rift the villagers have with Aifa after rejecting the future leader of the clan, Diga Suun's, advances and the (Rimee) Ruu family who may oppose the head Suun family.
Edit: Man, he admits the truth about his being from another world to everybody as well. I mean, not that all other Isekai'd people don't, but it's still nice to have a character so up front when given the chance to lie about it.
