I'm not a fan of the drop rate thing. Motoyasu's encounter with the dragon, and leaving behind a Zombie dragon shows that there are no regular 'drops' just what you harvest from the bodies of dead monsters. If they kill the guards they can get whatever they had on at the time, this whole 70% sword 15% potion shit is waaaaay too LitRPG for the setting. The whole point is that they're in a world which resembled a video game, not a literal vide game.

Ehh. Titles feel kinda worthless, he gets a new title for every new decision he makes? After 5 in a row I stop caring, if he doesn't have to work for it then it's worthless.
Not to mention all this shit with the royal guards is his fault in the first place for being such a cocky shit and spitting in the Kings face at the first opportunity. It's so damn stupid it's hard to sympathise.
Right now this dumbass hero could be killed and I'd literally only think that he deserved it for being so dumb.

Ehh. I get that he's trying to be annoying, but overly disrespectful MCs who don't even know when to fake it are kinda annoying. I hope he doesn't spend the rest of the book being an annoying little shit.

It just commenced?

If you think capitalism is bad, marxism is MUCH worse.

... there are, no words for what I'm feeling right now

"War does no determine who is right, only who is left." At least according to Bertrand Russell. As it is I saw the message on the screen going one of two ways: They tried to be a hero and failed because people suck, or they tried walking the path of destruction and the world fought back. And it indeed turned out being one of them. I should also point out the irony that Nan is upset about things being kept from him when he does the exact same thing to literally everyone until it's convenient for him. Making it all the more ironic is that he says the other worlds also suck but fears granting others knowledge will allow corruption to spread to said worlds, that are already corrupted? Is it one, the other or somewhere in between because I'm a little confused.

Anyway, mini-rant aside let's mention the positives: I did not see the alternate version thing coming nor how he started the war so that was a neat surprise, I have and likely always will love weapon rooms and this chapter is no exception to that, reveal of main villain promising some interesting future conflicts, and speaking of which, the coming conflict is probably gonna rock too. So who wants to see what happens next?

*eye's widen as M.O.T.I.'s fandub of "The World Revolving" faintly starts playing* . . . . . I don't see
this going well for Nan's enemies. Welp, time to evacuate to the safety bunkers. *activates the alarm
causing all the minions on base to flee to their designated bunker*

the medalion has a visage of the fucking Y'golonac? Holy shit current Nan will take the mantle of God of Perversion and Depravity, or well technically his kinda like the incarnation of perversion and depravity. This is perfect.

So in other words Nan has been summoned 17 times, and this 18th will be the one that counts, what will happen when the people know everything about the other worlds, about Nan being summoned multiple times, and even the fact that started the original war between Melromarc and Slivelt because of him. Will the world go to crap faster.

...fuck... don't be late b*tch. I'm seriously getting withdrawal symptoms. this was some serious mindfuckery and I LOVE IT!
UPDATE SOON. NEED THE MOJO. please?
**pardon my crude language but you left at a climax and I am going bat shit...umm emotional. anyways thanks for the chapter and hope you update soon.

...fuck... don't be late b*tch. I'm seriously getting withdrawal symptoms. this was some serious mindfuckery and I LOVE IT!
UPDATE SOON. NEED THE MOJO. please?
**pardon my crude language but you left at a climax and I am going bat shit...umm emotional. anyways thanks for the chapter and hope you update soon.

*Looks at list of most wanted*

“So we’re recruiting these guys, right?”

well, I wanna see Fitoria's reaction to the whole destruction Nan is doing

Nooope, don't try to take the easy way out, Nan's right.