In what way does it not make sense? And what reason would he leave 50% of stuff behind? He has multiple football fields worth of space so there's no reason to not take everything he can get his hands on. The only thing that doesn't really make sense here is the ease in which he stored entire buildings worth of stuff.

Well he's just been reincarnated. Hasn't even been a full day yet from being reincarnated to spending 10 years in the apocalypse simping for his girlfriend just for her to betray and kill him for a more powerful dude.

she got that info from the mc.

grand transformation is more than likely the wording used for start of apocolypse/mana awakening/ whatever the world changing thing is for this novel.

which novel Is it? saw all these comments of another book but didn't seen the name Cain in any of the synopsis of the authors other novels.

A control type would be a good addition to the mc melee and hawk scout/assassin

until you get more beasts then it won't just be for hawk. Unless new beasts unlock a new space.

Not sure if it was every time but it happend at least twice now where he stored food in it around others, when doing so the author specifically mentioned that it wasn't noticed.

You gave him those spells. Just because he used decided to use them doesn't mean he choose a specific path.

Not when they're the token fatty friend that consistently shows up in these novels.

I wonder if those souls he's eating is raising his aptitude.

Not to fully heal a crippling injury. Usually would expect them to be a bit weaker.

Well she obviously didn't try to hide what she was doing very well if at all with her requesting to have someone teach the mc.

From the very start of the story he wanted revenge on the scientist that threw him in the trash to die to the monsters.

Getting to be a bit irritating that the grunts are constantly having to warn the mc of an incoming attack.

Wasn't the spark seeker exploded into various meat chunks? Seemed like there wouldn't of been an intact corpse with how it was described.

those lumps on the tiger are definatly the start of wings growing.

the smaller ones are able to one shot normal people. I wouldn't be that excited and charge in towards a new stronger enemy, when they haven't powered up that much yet.

This is not a newly translated novel. And you'll pretty frequently see those sort of translation errors for these sort of novels.

The scene is common chinese story one. It's just a village based in a empire that has empire encompassing scholar/martial exams. The mother fainting was from finding out her child was the champion, no relation to the system notification.