Just a list of little details I might go revisit again.

Chapter 3: Arrival

The bandits act like trained soldiers--they didn't seem to be doing well.

They have mysterious backstory, what it'd be? (no promise to tell in the future).

Also, meme necromancer.

Chapter 4: The First City

The Magical Space contains farming shops. You can sell the crops farmed in here for points.

The most expensive upgrade in the store was space expansion, but it's not necessary for me.

My space could expand when I get stronger. I don't need lots of space for now.

I could also buy tons of exotic furniture. They're good to have, but not essential. I wasn't that big on cosmetics.

There were also blueprints for new buildings, which greatly helps.

Since I had poor imagination. I need as much reference as I could.

I could buy seeds, and finally—livestock! Most importantly--I could even hire a caretaker.

Their grades range from E-rank to SSS-rank. The stocks are limited as well.

Chapter 15:

That uncle started to explain the basics of the Adventurer's Guild.

You'll start at F-rank. It limits you to take Quests according to your rank.

You can rank up by submitting monster drops and completing Quests.

The higher their rank, the better the reward, and the faster you will rank up.

A small percentage of the total reward will go towards the guild. They call it the 'commission fee'.

Yuuya was like your usual Japanese Isekai MC, but kind and reliable.

While Sylvie's a beastkin with several complex, but wielded surprising capabilities.

They were gathering so much money, so Yuuya can return to Earth, and Sylvie can come along.

...but apparently they're mostly short on cash, due to Sylvie's addiction to sweets?

Chapter 16:

At night, most establishments were closed.

Even the red-light district wouldn't take customers past a certain hour. Which reminds me, I was too busy—I didn't even have time to visit.

The only open ones were the Church of Light, in case of emergency patients.

You could usually find Elven cities blending with nature, like ones in the middle of the forest, with their elevated treehouses and isolationist nature.

They don't usually welcome Humans; most need to prove themselves to get a 'temporary permit'. If they're hidden enough, they might even attack intruders on sight, including fellow Elves.

The ones open to visit usually didn't go in too deep, like, you could enter them through the main road. They're built similar to human cities, aside from their Elven architecture--you wouldn't see anything like coal or pollution.

For the traditional Dwarven cities, they would build them on caverns and mountains.

They were pretty common in popular passes. It's a welcoming rest area, where you can pay a toll to go on, or stop by, enjoying your stay.

In the cities, you could enjoy and even purchase exotic machinery, or in their term, Makina.

To get stronger, I should eventually visit the Magic Academies.

One of them was even built around the World Tree, Yggdrassil University if I heard right.

They're not the forefront when it comes to Space Magic though.

From the books, there was a legend of a 'hidden academy'.

They exist in a separate magical space, roaming the entire world. Once in a blue moon, they would show itself to the world.

...but their whereabouts were mostly unknown.

Chapter 17:

I couldn't summon the undead, when I do--it became a Dead Meme.

Chapter 18:

To save time, I designate the next point to the nearest city.

I set it as slow as a regular carriage—it will take a day or two.

The stuff I read in the library only told about Gods in superficial level. Listing the names, their worship, and their festivals.

For now, the main priority is to learn more about the Gods, by interacting with the good main characters. To find them, we could try reading more Isekai stories and identify their cliches.

The usage of memes will only take effect if you knew how to time it well.

Like, if you made a killing in your transaction with Max level [Trading] skill, and immediately use Stonks, it will induce a [Critical Effect], which greatly increase the transaction value.

While the memes with a negative vibe might help to reduce the loss, like Not Stonks--though I hadn't tried it yet.

...and yeah, there's a reduced effect if you reuse the meme in a short period.

I wanted to check how many modules were available.

The [Scouter], for reconnaissance and counter-intelligence.

The [Guardian], for defensive mechanics; can also heal the space from damages.

The [Servant], to organize and manage the inhabitants. It also gives 'service' to the master.

The [Rogue] module, for Stealth.

There's a [Dragon] module as well, but they're extremely rare among magical spaces.

[Dragons will live in your space. Grant blessings to allies, and curse your enemies.]

With Rosa and Lili around, I feel much safer, but I don't want to burden them, with something I got into on my own.

They should live at their own pace, and I'll do my best, so they'll be happy, every single day.