Magicraft Meister

If the power comes from a magic stone and not hydrocarbons, why call it a gas stove?

because the stones farts?

Ok, that one was lame, ill see myself out.

"Oh, yea, that was a premise of the manga. Maybe I should return ti it".

OP made a RUBBER DOLL! Why isn't anyone connecting the dots. 

>Isekai
>Lonely
>Rubber doll 

If the power comes from a magic stone and not hydrocarbons, why call it a gas stove?

What if he's using the magic stone as a 'processor', he could have written a magic script for the stone to output gas that fuels the flame. If that's the case it's still a gas stove and if not then it's a G.A.S (Gem Activated Sizzler/Good Ass Steak) Stove.

Why would he ever teach only one merchant the ability to make something revolutionary?

He gave them the chance to monopolize an entire industry.

That's such on oversight on the mangaka.

Have you seen how many they are translating? More than two thirds of this style story is being translated by this group, and more are added... So, literally no, there aren't better ones, they're doing "all" of them...

Cant be true, this is bottom of the barrel. The entire manga is about wanking off to how pure and good the MC is for bringing modern technology to a backward populace. Its not even interesting, its like listening to some teenager tell you about how his video game character crafted some high quality armor. There has to be more decent isekai series out there arent being translated or are stalled.

If the power comes from a magic stone and not hydrocarbons, why call it a gas stove?

JIN's logic. All is watta JIN say. No question needed.

If the power comes from a magic stone and not hydrocarbons, why call it a gas stove?

Robot doll? Automata would fit it better

Welp this was released before the isekai boom so in today's standards it's overused and the novel is better than this low budget manga adaptation,

Wasn't this made in 2013 or 2014? I remember reading somewhere that this was 3-4 years old

Action? Adventure? Harem? Drama? Romance?
This manga is so falsely tagged.
Also it sucks.
This manga is boring, stale and overused.

Welp this was released before the isekai boom so in today's standards it's overused and the novel is better than this low budget manga adaptation,

how dare the MC forget his waifu. 

still not sacrilegious as whining about isekai mangas in an isekai comments sect tho. that's heresy

>MC instantly gets OP powers

>MC instantly gets a immortal loli homunuclus as a love interest

>MC constantly does amazing things, then people go "omg! what did you just do?!" while the MC is confused and goes "but i only did..."

>[ chuuni skill names ]

>[ retarded brackets ]

 

Surely there are better isekais that they could translate? I mean, would you rather eat filet mignon or feces?

I Love all isekai. From Avant-grade to Shitty-grade, Maybe I am minority of retarded people

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All Isekai Share Market :
- LH Scans = 40%
- Champion Scans = 20%
- Biamam Scans = 5%
- Other Scans = 10%
- Untranslated/Dropped/Stalled = 25%

Action? Adventure? Harem? Drama? Romance?
This manga is so falsely tagged.
Also it sucks.
This manga is boring, stale and overused.

I read the novel so 

action - yes

adventure - yes

harem - depends on your definition but mostly yes

drama - I am not going to spoil it

romance - same as above

The story started out in 2013 so it's not overused well in todays time, yes.

>MC instantly gets OP powers
>MC instantly gets a immortal loli homunuclus as a love interest
>MC constantly does amazing things, then people go "omg! what did you just do?!" while the MC is confused and goes "but i only did..."
>[ chuuni skill names ]
>[ retarded brackets ]
 
Surely there are better isekais that they could translate? I mean, would you rather eat filet mignon or feces?

Probably best not to neglect your immortal gynoid. Even if the tax collector is cute.

>makes a loli
>neglects and leaves her alone
This is why we have CPS

>MC instantly gets OP powers

>MC instantly gets a immortal loli homunuclus as a love interest

>MC constantly does amazing things, then people go "omg! what did you just do?!" while the MC is confused and goes "but i only did..."

>[ chuuni skill names ]

>[ retarded brackets ]

Surely there are better isekais that they could translate? I mean, would you rather eat filet mignon or feces?

I'll be frank, that's a stupid argument and people should seriously stop making it.
For an instance, if the author wanted to apply that sort of a logic, he'd use a different name for the materials available in the world. "Copperium" instead of "Copper", which would give the audience the impression that "it sounds like copper, but it isn't? eh?"
Telling the audience "this is copper" but "it's actually not copper" is just asinine and redundant.

I think it's much more plausible to assume that either the author had no idea what he was talking about, he didn't really care (which is beyond okay in this sort of a genre where copy+paste exists galore) -- or, there was a translation fluke.
Either way, there's nothing less fantastical about resolving a situation with magical powers, and still applying basic knowledge of the materials you make use of. I really don't care too much about the issue of whether a random isekai manga is accurate about something or not, but the argument "maybe it's different" just comes out of nowhere when the story itself doesn't even bother to make that distinction.

I read a couple volumes of the LN so I'm gonna say you're probably right about the author in this case, but there are cases where magic is the only "reasonable" answer.

How many names does he have?

Jinnido? Jin? Nidojin?

What in the actual fuck

*in 5 years builds a jet to fly over the capital of an opposing force nation to piss them off*

Knights and Magic tbh

It said copper in previous chapters. I'm assuming they've replaced the person/people that translate this manga because the quality has gone down, there's a lot of errors.

I think someone replaced you, since your grammar gets worse the more I read your comment.

I'll be frank, that's a stupid argument and people should seriously stop making it.
For an instance, if the author wanted to apply that sort of a logic, he'd use a different name for the materials available in the world. "Copperium" instead of "Copper", which would give the audience the impression that "it sounds like copper, but it isn't? eh?"
Telling the audience "this is copper" but "it's actually not copper" is just asinine and redundant.

I think it's much more plausible to assume that either the author had no idea what he was talking about, he didn't really care (which is beyond okay in this sort of a genre where copy+paste exists galore) -- or, there was a translation fluke.
Either way, there's nothing less fantastical about resolving a situation with magical powers, and still applying basic knowledge of the materials you make use of. I really don't care too much about the issue of whether a random isekai manga is accurate about something or not, but the argument "maybe it's different" just comes out of nowhere when the story itself doesn't even bother to make that distinction.

Except that you can't produce "ium" in Japanese, and it's completely up to the translator when it comes to those things.

remember guys, minimize the reality. this is an isekai; there CAN be scenarios where the reality there is much diffrent than ours. therefore facts in our world may NOT necessarily carry over to the other world. at best it should be treated as "inspired" or "based on", never "totally the same logic" because that shit wouldn't be Fantasy...

I'll be frank, that's a stupid argument and people should seriously stop making it.
For an instance, if the author wanted to apply that sort of a logic, he'd use a different name for the materials available in the world. "Copperium" instead of "Copper", which would give the audience the impression that "it sounds like copper, but it isn't? eh?"
Telling the audience "this is copper" but "it's actually not copper" is just asinine and redundant.

I think it's much more plausible to assume that either the author had no idea what he was talking about, he didn't really care (which is beyond okay in this sort of a genre where copy+paste exists galore) -- or, there was a translation fluke.
Either way, there's nothing less fantastical about resolving a situation with magical powers, and still applying basic knowledge of the materials you make use of. I really don't care too much about the issue of whether a random isekai manga is accurate about something or not, but the argument "maybe it's different" just comes out of nowhere when the story itself doesn't even bother to make that distinction.