Chapter 26 is when the MC loses his v*rginity, thus confirming the “mofu mofu” sessions with the maid were not sexual, but just caressing. Chapter 30, the MC has s*x with his maid and it is clearly stated that its the first time they had s*x. You don’t have to take my word for it as you can just look through the chapters in question yourself. He’s kinda like Kaga Michio from s*ave Harem in the Labyrinth World without the paranoia.

When he first hunted a mountain cow, he supposedly saved some hunters but there was no explaination what happened to them and he just got the mountain cow? Did he just take it and left everyone or did they give it to him as thanks?

There is also the fact about the fan given to him and the soldiers didn't even doubt if he stole it considering how suspicion he is. But well I can let that slide because they might be afraid if he actually got it from the princess and they might get punished.

He teleport without concern.

He reveals everything without concern.

The princess became his woman with no political problems.

Everything just go the way which is easy for him way too much so there is not much thrill.

-He won the lottery going the other world and be like "OK I'M IN" without thinking about his family or friends.

-The cliche s*ave beastman instant mofumofu action.

-He was riding a horse to save the princess. Doesn't make sense.. he live in Japan and knows how to ride a horse instantly? Long distance at that. Well the flaw now is because we don't know his background/past.

-He killed people like it was nothing (No conscience?)

See he is like an empty shell that is just being filled each chapters.

This is the flaw of not having any thing about him in the beginning.

Transporting money and only bringing a small amount of soldier... and the MC was the one to think they will get raid? I mean she's a princess who knows military affairs well and she didn't think of that? And our MC who just got to the fantasy world realize that? How did she even got that freaking title?

He helped a country against another country and then he just go to that country he defeated and the King didn't even questioned him about it? WTF? Yes the King is being controlled by a monster but seriously he took a land "Saria" back but it just doesn't justified that the war will end like him being a wall between the 2 countries. He even got a Viscount noble rank on that country?....

That warrior chick (what's her name again?) appeared for 2 chapters. He beats her, r*pes her and then *poof* she never ever have her own thought process, just one of females for MC to vent his libido. Isn't it better to buy a rubber doll? You know, it never complains, you dont need to do anything for it, it doesnt make political problems and it seems not different comparing with the other heroines, rly. You can buy several dolls, matching your taste.

Author about merchant woman: "Wow so prideful, she demands so much money to buy her, this sum rivals kingdom income!"

Me:"Wow, that would take about hundred chapters to make so much money! I'm interested in how MC gonna make it"

Author in the next chapter: "Nah who needs this shit? Just do her and she is yours. Money? Main hero already forgot about it, never mentioned it again"

Me: "... rly?"

1: He asks about no information whatsoever about the world he's going to, neither to the people who held that lottery nor to the inhabitants of that world.

2: He rushes headlong into combat without thinking twice, he doesn't even confirm his own situation or powers first, nor the average strength of humans in that world.

3: He thinks with his dong and has no resistance whatsoever against beautiful girls, swooning like crazy.

4: He doesn't think of using the nobility mark that he given and was specifically told to use by that girl, almost getting attacked for being suspicious instead before they, on their own, see that token.

5: He swaggers into the city and happens upon some person who buys monster corpses, proceeds to rush out just as quickly as he came to kill these after being warned it was a several person job for experienced people without confirming his own powers first nor did he try to acquire any gear whatsoever first.

6: His idea of effective work is to rush out and in with one beast each time instead of getting something to load the corpses on and stack a few of them.

7: He thinks he can buy a big house with a low amount of money after catching 6 of those beasts.

8: He actually has the gall to complain that it's too much of a bother to buy a house if it's going to take a few days to gather the money for it and thus he just wants to give up instead, showing how utterly lazy and moronic this MC is, not to mention that he doesn't really even want a house, he just thinks it'd be funny to have one, what a waste of money. If running back and forth a few times in a day were enough to buy a house, anyone and everyone would be delighted at the tiny amount of effort needed. It makes me want to punch his face in.

9: One wonders why he even decides to buy a house and settle down in the first city he happens to come across without checking anything first.

So, the MC happens to eavesdrop on some thieves who happen to speak loudly about their oh so horrible plans of melting down copper coins to resell for twice the value of the coins. This is punishable with death for some reason and is seen as an utterly horrible crime. Well, that's not too weird since it'd be annoying if people melted your currency. No huge issues there.

However, the MC decides to, for some out of there reason, to interfere with this petty crime that he has nothing to do with as he has no real ties to the country and thus also no need to care about this. However, let's chalk that up to "the morality of a modern day person who somehow gained OP powers and an inflated ego". Maybe it's funny/interesting, right? So that's also fine, reluctantly. But then he goes to the people in charge of stuff after asking around for an authorative organization there that can deal with this stuff. It just so happens that this person is part of it, which really isn't surprising at all seeing the circumstances. He was also a very well-known moneygrubber which anyone and everyone on the streets knew, but god forbid doing any research. So, this guy gets assaulted by a lot of guards in order to be silenced. Well, that would've been the end of him if he wasn't so ridiculously OP. I guess this is still acceptable idiocy, it's not too bad.

However, what comes next is the thing that made me want to drop it instantly. The MC, after "punishing" these people, went ahead to one of the princesses. Now, she's complaining about the issue and at the end of chapter 6, we see that the mc's lightbulb suddenly went "ping" and started shining! Oh, what brilliant idea will he come up with now. Well, having seen the previous things this author pulled, I expected nothing less than something idiotic that he'll try to pass of clever, a move of genius level if you will... and boy did I get just that. The MC came up with the BRILLIANT idea that they should use paper (imbued with a royal mark that represents the royal family that only they can imbue) instead of coins! Oh, so many benefits. As the princess went "oooh, how smart! let's do that, because it's such a genius move, now we can even melt down the coins to make stuff with", I instantly knew she, as well, was a lost cause, because I could instantly come up with at least several reasons as to why that would be a horrible idea, as would anyone who has even a little knowledge on how money works.

So, let's go over a few issues with why that would be so utterly s*upid.

1: That money would only be usable within the country. It has no actual value and would be useless outside of the country. Even inside the country would people be reluctant to use it as it would be quite unsafe and would also be impossible to trade with outside countries and traders.

2: It's paper. It's fragile. It would easily rip and break for so many different reasons. This is a medieval world where people gets exposed to all kinds of stuff, you think paper can take that kind of stuff?

3: Only the royals can imbue it. Should they sit down and imbue it into millions and millions of paper pieces? Not to mention... Where would they even get all that paper from. If you think that the paper industry is very well developed in a place like this, you're either ignorant or very s*upid. Oh, and that paper seal/mark can be removed as long as the imbuer wills it. So if they want to, they can just destroy all of the money, who would want that type of stuff?

4: Inflation, inflation, inflation. If you can just make however money you want to without it having any actual value, you're looking at the perfect recipe for inflation. In the end, the money has no real value all over the world unlike metal coins and they can make however much they want. No one would use money like that, it'd be way too unreliable. The introduction of paper money wasn't something that happened in one or two days, we're talking about hundreds of years here and the entire world would have to agree first, otherwise it would just be bank notes that would work for a certain organization but most people wouldn't accept.

5: What would they even use the melted down coins for? Since when do people need a lot of gold and silver? It's just pretty metals. They would even still need to stock up on coins and wouldn't be able to melt them because they need to trade with other countries, right?

So, in the end, I only see negative stuff. There are no doubt more reasons as to why it's such a s*upid idea, but I won't think of them now. I mean, this author seriously passed this off as a genius move, come on... That's the quality you can expect from him in terms of reserach, knowledge and intelligence, that alone would be enough to drop this for. No offense, but if you're an author, you ought to research stuff at least a little bit before doing things like this.