The flavor suddenly developed in episode 1…

This is also a second life, isn’t it?

It’s cute how you misunderstand because you eat something like the concept of a soul♡

So, not eating doesn’t change lifespan, just means you won’t age, huh?

You’ve suddenly awakened to philosophy, huh…

To be honest, I thought the dragon tribe was just an element randomly picked from the original work due to the trouble with the development after the half-gray arc.
I’m looking forward to it properly tying in with the royal succession arc and landing well.

This manga’s elderly men are remarkably attractive…

That’s amazing… Even though the main story revolves around a sudden enemy, I was drawn in.

The old man also realized and stopped eating, huh?

I thought the dragon tribe was in a really bad situation, but it seems like Elcie and the others are managing to thin them out quite a bit.

You’ve started something really interesting again, huh?

The dragon species has quite a tough ecology, doesn’t it?
It’s undeniable that they are strong, but being an exceptional person is something that can be managed to some extent.

The fasting old man is showing too much good flavor!

It’s clever how he casually points out the reason why the old man is an old man, suggesting that he is also in a second life.

Interesting…

When you look at it this way, Lath’s spirit is too kind.

The enemy, just a petty thug, started to have incredible depth in the first episode.

It’s interesting, but I feel like this guy is going to be eliminated.

This guy’s episode could end here.
It would be fine if a story set 50 years in the future is drawn out of a moment of whim.

It looks like Redguff is effectively out with this.
I wonder if there will be an epilogue like with Take.

Somehow, I think this guy will die before reaching 50 years.

It’s stylish how the old dragon hints at why he is an old man at the end.

I really like suddenly giving life to side characters…

I want to see this guy reunite 50 years later.

In the original work, only about six executives are dragons, and Rain immediately goes to kill them.
Only the strong light dragon king.

This manga usually jokes around, but it really portrays the “second life” part seriously, doesn’t it?

It’s a story that feels like a standalone piece even though it’s part of a series…

There are quite a few knowledgeable people about the original work, huh…

If you eat bread, it would be strange if you didn’t turn into bread, right?
Do dragons eat bread?

Aunt Elsie is excellent.

It’s fine already, big breasts.
I want to eat small breasts soon.

The dragon race’s surprisingly human-like second life was suddenly presented, and it sent a shiver down my spine while reading this story.
Where does such a heavy sense of life, weighing down so deeply, come from in commercial rice cakes?

Is it a dragon species?

I ended up rereading just the part about the old man even though I haven’t finished reading it yet.
“There was a hidden meaning in ‘If you think that way, you should be happy…'”

Dragons also seem to have an intellectual sensitivity and conflicts, huh…

Looking back now, what was that glow dragon that was like King Ghidorah?

In the epilogue, it overlaps with the half-gras after 50 years…

How about releasing a short story collection by Mochi-sensei?

I… rice?

The cover looks like it features Rain as the main character.

Ras is fine even without eating souls.

I wonder if I could write such a moist story if I ate a lot of mochi too.

It may look like that, but it’s actually a high-ranking creature because it wields a legendary sword.
It’s like that, but…

I was wondering what it meant that Ras, who hasn’t eaten anything at all, is growing remarkably.
Simply put, the amount of food that Las has eaten doesn’t correlate at all with the strength of the dragon race.

Just with the words “If you don’t eat, you’ll end up like me,” the old man suddenly became incredibly profound.

In other words, there are a lot of dragon tribes, huh…
I thought it was just a few people or a scale of several dozen.

You keep shoving in these short stories that leave such a good aftertaste, again and again.

But if you only eat mochi, I think you’ll end up with a body like mochi.

Wait a minute, if I do something like this to a named enemy character we have a grudge against, it’s going to be tough later…

What is this…?
To put it simply, does that mean the enemy’s executives self-destructed?

It’s a story that is quite common, but it resonates with me so much that it’s a bit strange.

From a human perspective, it’s not necessary to devour souls after all…?
Well, if you eat, you can still survive, but from the perspective of a living being, it must be considered suicide after all.

I have no idea how this story will play out in the future.
But I have the feeling that I’ve read something good.

What the heck is this mochi!!!

It’s bad.
I have started to feel a sense of attachment to the half-greys.
Were they at the same level as man-eating beasts?

It’s well done and provides a proper explanation of the dragon race…

This is also a second life; you might be facing the second life too much.

Normally, wouldn’t this thug executive Redguf go on a rampage in the royal capital or fight with Rain and the others at the base of the Light Dragon King…?

I feel the Chimera Ant arc.

Eating doesn’t power me up and only stops aging, which seems to be influenced by the Chimera Ants.

This Hunter x Hunter is interesting…

In the end, what moved my heart about the Nioh statue was that such feelings were there inside Redguff from the very beginning.

Redguf has been interested in performing arts for a long time, but for various reasons, he probably kept it hidden.

As expected, big-breasted tank tops are my fetish.

For now, hearing the words “if I can live for 50 years” makes the old man understand everything, and in a way, this too might be a form of the dragon tribe’s fate.

The unnamed mob sister is cool, though.
I can only call you Mob Big Sister because I don’t know your name.
This manga has a lot of that, doesn’t it?

I wonder what Rasu’s older brother thought.

Because Redguf was just living normally as a dragon tribe, you know… it’s the same as humans living by eating meat.

It’s nice that the rough, bold, and flashy young man is confronted by a humble future…

There are many developments in the story that don’t involve Rain.
Redguf is really not involved at all, not even a millimeter.

Don’t just dump so much character depth into the first episode that we can have a full conversation!

We’re together! I’m conscious of it!
It’s different! I intentionally misaligned it!
Isn’t it just someone who wants to make excuses from the very beginning?

The mob’s breasts are too big!

The old guys trying to negotiate just the two of them are way too strong-willed.
Moreover, it’s a direct hit.

Maybe it’s because I ate a lot of mochi that I ended up with breasts like mochi? Hehe.

It’s nice to think that every person has something they are better at than you.

It’s amazing to think that a three-way split is the default.

The cover of this story is strange, isn’t it?

You’ve probably never tried juggling before.
I thought it was something that was naturally incorporated.

I have been focusing on Second Life and depicting various ways of living, but this time I particularly felt a strong sense of celebrating humanity.

I also understood that there is no setting to power up.

What is the purpose of the existence of the dragon tribe…

Well, there was certainly something that flowed in.
But it’s not yours.

It’s like when I was attacked by Bob Sapp holding a metal bat and thinking, “What are you supposed to do when the danger of the dragon tribe is a magic user over 3 meters tall?”

I wonder if grandpa also made a promise.

In creation, this type of species typically has their strength proportional to the amount they consume, and that meta-recognition was turned against them.

The enemy’s named characters are disappearing.
The story is interesting, but is it really okay?

It seems that Redguff was around during the age of myths, but how many years have these guys lived… ?

Because I have lived in a dream, I have thrived and ended up being sealed away in conflict with humans, but was there also a path to live like humans, dragon tribe?

If they didn’t even eat their human friends, I guess they would have had no questions and just continued doing the same thing forever.

Are there possibly only males among the dragon race, including mob characters?
The Light Dragon King might be a woman.

It’s possible that not everything is a lie, but there might be some truth if it means increasing combat power.

This time, it seems they wanted to wrap it up in one episode since there was actually a bit of a gap since the last time.

I wonder if the kindness towards Ras was because the big brother also suffered…

If eating humans stops aging, then one could become stronger by training during that extended lifespan, so it could be said that one might indirectly become stronger through cannibalism.

The theme of Second Life is too sincere.

I’m starting to feel sad about the fact that my brother has died.
He was really kind to his younger brother…

It seems like there are many readers who haven’t read the special edition of Golden Week.

I wonder how many species among the dragon tribe are known to be able to become that person.

Just accumulating experience through battles while having a nutritious diet…?

I wonder if this means he’s out of the game.

It’s surprising that they ruthlessly kill even seemingly useful characters like the old guild master and the ministers.

If you’re continuing to fight, then of course you’ll get stronger, right? Well, yeah…

Right now, Gajes is crazy.

Even among dragon species, there is a huge range…

The fact that L.C. and the others can defeat the dragon tribe means that the assassin’s mother and the semi-grays have also been a significant force in this chapter.

Isn’t there a succession war for the throne in the original?

I feel like if we can somehow solve the king and Margaret problem, we can resolve the dragon tribe issue.
What should the foolish king do…?

Could it be that the tuna, which is a food for humans, and Mirazuna, who lives as a companion of humans, provide hints about the relationship between the dragon race and humans?

When I was living in mythology, I was vibrant.

It may have been a realistic discussion that rather than each individual being too strong, the threat lies in the fact that strong individuals are just casually banding together in large groups.

The basic specs are significantly higher than those of humans, yet the intelligence is on par with humans, so I guess that’s why it feels like a threat, but that’s just ridiculous!

Big breasts.

It seems like this group doesn’t look very strong except for Redguff…

I wonder what happened to Rain that the future-seeing uncle saw…

The strongest among the dragon tribe is probably in a class of its own.
It doesn’t seem like inflation is progressing that much.

It’s tough that, because of their ecology, dragon tribes can’t survive without eating those who can converse.
Of course, I would believe it.

The information has come out that even if you eat souls, it won’t really make you stronger…

At first, it felt like I could indiscriminately eat a wide range of souls, but I guess that’s not the case after all.

Is it possible that the commercial mochi can be an all-purpose manga artist who can do both short and long stories?

The initial impressions of Redguff and Garjes have reversed…

It’s amazing that a character who has been around since the early chapters seems to be fading out without ever fighting the protagonists.

The original dragon tribe is just a stepping stone for the holder, right?
It looks like I’m heading toward the royal capital.

The thread image reminds me of Zao Saga.

Can dragons eat the souls of Miratsuna?

In the first place, knowing that you will die in 100 years without eating means something like that, I suppose.
There have been ones like Ras and Redguff for a while now.

The threat is a threat, but it’s a level of threat where there are just a lot of muscular guys who are a bit big and can use magic, like the dragon tribe.

The dragon race may appear arrogant and overbearing, but it can also be interpreted that their nature is not inherently savage; they are simply devout in their religion.
The fact that our physical bodies remain allows for funerals, so that’s good, right? Perhaps it’s because we completely believe in myths and religions.

You seem to understand the importance of religion better than Take does.

Gargess is enjoying the meal.

When I see the elderly dragon tribe who made promises with Redguff and others, I realize that there are sometimes those who have a mindset similar to Las.
Does that mean that dragonfolk can’t be judged by their appearance for age?

The first appearance of the arrogant character Redguff is constantly dissing Martina, and it feels somewhat different.
I wonder if this is closer to the original version?

No matter what kind of person it is, there are parts in which they excel compared to me, so the idea of wanting to eat anyone was shattered, and it flipped to the thought that since everyone excels compared to me, I can’t eat anyone. It’s interesting…

I was really worried that the disciple would end up eating the big breasts, so the feeling of satisfaction after reading was immense.

The two who died instantly were probably quite strong as well.

If you think you can defeat it, there’s probably a reason it was deliberately sealed away.

I regularly receive incredibly interesting stories…

Murderous tuna and dragon races are in the same position, right?
Both are natural enemies of humans, and humans are enemies themselves, being a different species with the same heart as humans.

“First, it was shown that even the initial mob can be strong enough to inflict damage on Redguf.”
It’s also impressive how they’re good at spreading information about the main forces of Elsee going on the offensive.

It seems like the thought is that since the older brother of Ras has to eat, there’s no choice but to eat, right?

Lately, every time an update comes, I’ve been getting aroused by Doola’s breasts.

The Light Dragon King is definitely not the kind of being that the dragon race thinks it is…

For some reason, the dragon tribe was sealed instead of being killed. There was a story that it was probably because they were strong, but isn’t it more likely that this is the twist where the Light Dragon King aimed for coexistence with humans and voluntarily sealed the dragon tribe?

It’s inevitably sad that I couldn’t truly acknowledge, deep down, that I ate my first friend.