History Literature / FarmingLifeInAnotherWorld

* AmplifiedAnimalAptitude: Kuro the Inferno Wolf became an InstantExpert in BoardGames like reversi, chess, and mahjong.
** In the LN, it is indicated the Inferno Wolf species possess at least human-level intelligence and can even understand speech. Though most characters are not aware of this.

* JerkassGods: Surprisingly {{Averted}}. Yes, Machio was reincarnated in a stupidly dangerous forest after dying due to divine mismanagement screwing up his fate….but not out of malice. The God in charge of all of this [[HanlonsRazor is just a bumbling idiot]] who accidentally screw Machio over; or at the very least, that would be the case, if Machio actually knew that, or was actually suffering. Instead, he’s living a relaxed life as a village chief...with most of his villagers being insanely dangerous and powerful.

* RageQuit: After Hiraku teaches the girls about games like TabletopGame/{{Chess}} and TabletopGame/{{Go}}, Lu and Tia play a game of Go. When Lu is about to lose, she angrily tosses the board into the air and says it looks like they have to start over. It doesn't work because Tia perfectly remembers where all the pieces were and uses telekinesis to put all the pieces back.

*** Zabuton's children bring a Queen Bee (a large wasp/bee the size of a small dog) to Hiraku. He builds a house for them, and lets them pollinate the farm.

* ADayInTheLimelight: At the tail end of Episode 4, Kuro narrates on his life before meeting Hiraku, when he and Yuki wandered the forest until both were defeated and LeftForDead by a grappler bear, leaving them unable to hunt for food. Fortunately, they stumbled upon Hiraku's farm and after he saved their lives, they accepted him as their master.

* SelectiveObliviousness: PlayedForLaughs when Hiraku wonders how the elves plan to start having children as they look expectantly at him, the only man around.

* JerkassGods: Surprisingly {{Averted}}. Yes, Machio was reincarnated in a stupidly dangerous forest after dying due to divine mismanagement screwing up his fate….but not out of malice. The God in charge of all of this [[HanlonsRazor is just a bumbling idiot]] who accidentally screw Machio over; or at the very least, that would be the case, if Machio actually knew that, or was actually suffering. Instead, he’s living a relaxed life as a village chief….with most of his villagers being insanely dangerous and powerful.

* MistakenForCheating: Because of Lord Drymes' constant nighttime visits to the village with large sums of the treasury every night in order to purchase wine, his wife and daughter had thought he was having an affair. Though Dryme is EasilyForgiven when he reminds them that [[HenpeckedHusband he's actually too spineless of a dragon to ever cheat on his wife.]]

*** Zabuton is a giant demon spider, a powerful creature that single-handedly fought one of the previous Demon Lords to a standstill, and has connections with dragons. After being introduced to Hiraku by Kuro, she ends up living in a tree above his house, being fed potatoes (her favourite food), and creating clothing for him. [[spoiler:And is apparently familiar with Dragon Lord Drymes' wife that the latter was able to recognize her.]]

* MaleGaze: The women get flattering angles of their shapely bodies, with the assistance of many wearing short skirts and CleavageWindow.

* TamerAndChaster: The light novel and manga make casual references to Hiraku having sex with the women who live in his village, [[spoiler: some of them ending up pregnant as a result.]] This does not occur in the anime adaptation, with Hiraku instead [[IllPretendIDidntHearThat deliberately ignoring]] references to sex. Subverted as of episode 10: while it happens offscreen, Lulucy is confirmed as pregnant (though with hardly even a tacit acknowledgement that she and Hiraku have taken that leap, to the point where some anime-only viewers might almost wonder ''how'').

* WackyCravings: In Episode 10, Lu becomes bedridden and doesn't have much appetite except for tomatoes and other fruits. Senna mentions there was a woman in her village who started craving sour foods, and later turned out to be pregnant.

''Farming Life in Another World'' (異世界のんびり農家, ''Isekai Nonbiri Nouka''), is a Fantasy/[[TrappedInAnotherWorld Isekai]] LightNovel written by Kinosuke Naito and illustrated by Yasumo (who also illustrated ''Literature/BanishedFromTheHerosParty''). It was first released as a WebSerialNovel on the Shōsetsuka ni Narō website on December 29, 2016 before being published by Enterbrain on October 30, 2017. A manga adaptation began serialization in ''Monthly Dragon Age'' on November 9, 2017. An anime adaptation was also announced in March 29, 2022 and started airing on January 6, 2023. It was licensed by Creator/SentaiFilmworks and can be watched through its HIDIVE platform.

''Farming Life in Another World'' (異世界のんびり農家, ''Isekai Nonbiri Nouka''), is a Fantasy/[[TrappedInAnotherWorld Isekai]] LightNovel written by Kinosuke Naito and illustrated by Yasumo (who also illustrated ''Literature/BanishedFromTheHerosParty''). It was first released as a WebSerialNovel on the Shōsetsuka ni Narō website on December 29, 2016 before being published by Enterbrain on October 30, 2017. As of March 2022, the Light Novel has twelve volumes published by Enterbrain. An ongoing Manga adaptation started in November 9, 2017 with 8 volumes published as of April 2022. An anime adaptation was also announced in March 29, 2022 and started airing on January 6, 2023. It was licensed by Creator/SentaiFilmworks and can be watched through its HIDIVE platform.

''Farming Life in Another World'' (異世界のんびり農家, ''Isekai Nonbiri Nouka''), is a Fantasy/[[TrappedInAnotherWorld Isekai]] LightNovel written by Kinosuke Naito and illustrated by Yasumo (who also illustrated ''Literature/BanishedFromTheHerosParty''). It was first released as a WebSerialNovel on the Shōsetsuka ni Narō website on December 29, 2016 before being published by Enterbrain in October 30, 2017. As of March 2022, the Light Novel has twelve volumes published by Enterbrain. An ongoing Manga adaptation started in November 9, 2017 with 8 volumes published as of April 2022. An anime adaptation was also announced in March 29, 2022 and started airing on January 6, 2023. It was licensed by Creator/SentaiFilmworks and can be watched through its HIDIVE platform.

''Farming Life in Another World'' (異世界のんびり農家, ''Isekai Nonbiri Nouka''), is a Fantasy/[[TrappedInAnotherWorld Isekai]] LightNovel written by Kinosuke Naito and illustrated by Yasumo (who also illustrated ''Literature/BanishedFromTheHerosParty''). It was first published as a WebSerialNovel in the Shōsetsuka ni Narō website in December 29, 2016 before moving to Light Novel format in October 30, 2017. As of March 2022, the Light Novel has twelve volumes published by Enterbrain. An ongoing Manga adaptation started in November 9, 2017 with 8 volumes published as of April 2022. An anime adaptation was also announced in March 29, 2022 and started airing on January 6, 2023. It was licensed by Creator/SentaiFilmworks and can be watched through its HIDIVE platform.

* AdaptationalCurves: Senna, the village's beastman representative, has a noticeably larger bust in the anime than her manga counterpart.

* BullyingADragon: Ru first meets Hiraku after she decided to attack the Inferno Wolves, got beaten up and trapped by Zabuton's webs. Tia's and Flora's first meeting with Hiraku was pretty much the same.

** All of the residents' first encounters with the Inferno Wolves and Zabuton turns out as this, in Hiraku's pets' favour. Though they are powerful species in their own right, such as vampires and angels, Hiraku's pets have the advantages of being native to the Forest of Death, having survived for several years without Hiraku's assistance, and sheer force of numbers. Ru initially attacked one of the wolves, thinking she could handle one... only to quickly find out there were ''three'' of them plus Zabuton in the trees, ready to bind and subdue once they had her pinned. Even after tricking Hiraku to suck his blood and returned to full power, Ru is quickly headbutted in the stomach by Kuro, launched high into the air, before his children proceed to pounce on her and trap her in a BigBallOfViolence.

* HiddenDepths: Kuro the Inferno Wolf became an InstantExpert in BoardGames like reversi, chess, and mahjong.
** In the LN, it is indicated the Inferno Wolf species possess at least human-level intelligence and can even understand speech. Though most characters are not aware of this.

* NoodleIncident: Whatever happened between Tia and Ru before the story that got the former mad and chasing after Ru.
* TheNudifier: Ru and Flora make their clothes out of magic, so if they are low on energy, their clothes disappear.

* OurAngelsAreDifferent: Tia is one, though according to Ru they are simply a race of warriors that have more muscles than brains.

* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Rurushi Ru (or just Ru) and her cousin, Flora. They are vampires who suck blood to sustain themselves (and to keep their physical age more akin to a highschool girl), but their bites don't turn Hiraku into a vampire (although it could be [[JustifiedTrope justified]] as Hiraku is immune to all diseases and such), they aren't affected by sunlight and don't feel repressed by garlic.

* RageQuit: After Hiraku teaches the girls about games like TabletopGame/{{Chess}} and TabletopGame/{{Go}}, Ru and Tia play a game of Go. When Ru is about to lose, she angrily tosses the board into the air and says it looks like they have to start over. It doesn't work because Tia perfectly remembers where all the pieces were and uses telekinesis to put all the pieces back.

* UnwantedHarem: In the light novel and manga, most ladies that are able to breed with humans actively and rather forcefully share Hiraku's bed. When Ru brought in the angel Tia as a second wife, he insisted he was happy with just Ru (though she immediately retorted that she couldn't last if it was just her). As the number of women rapidly expands, Hiraku becomes more and more desperate to get at least one additional man to help him handle all the aspiring mothers. Unfortunately, every male that arrives is either already in a monogamous relationship, firmly uninterested, biologically incompatible, or at least a decade too young.

* ChildrenAreInnocent: After Hiraku introduces "reward medals" as currency, a little beast-girl asks to exchange one for a baby, which he turns down. They settle with him being the children's playmate for the day. %%did she have a name?

* BabyFactory / BreedingSlave: Gender inverted. Basically this is what the elves wish Hiraku to be and make no secret of their intentions. Which is justified since there are apparently no male elves left to repopulate their race. They even built Hiraku a bedroom that locks from the outside to accomplish this.

* DoesNotLikeShoes: Tia only wears toeless stockings. She presumably keeps them clean with magic.

* GiantSpider: Zabuton, a large spider who was scouted by Hiraku's Inferno Wolves to make clothes. [[FashionDesigner And is very good at the business.]] Also, she loves potatoes and is an old friend of Lord Drymes' wife.

* HowWeGotHere: The first episode begins with Hiraku dreaming of his past life when he was a patient on life support before waking up and walking outside where he's greeted by several of the villagers. The final episode of the first season shows that this scene was just a few weeks after the birth of his and Lulucy's son Alfred.

%%* ADayInTheLimelight: Kuro

* HowWeGotHere: The first episode begins with Hiraku dreaming of his past life when he was a patient on life support before waking up and walking outside where he's greeted by several of the villagers. The final episode of the first season shows that this scene was just a few weeks after the birth of his and Lulucys' son Alfred.

'''Ria''': Please, don't underestimate nature! If you lived the way you thought we live, you would die instantly! You wouldn't be able to survive for even one day!\\

** Hiraku manages to accidentally extort the Demon King into providing their explicit protection for dirt cheap, 10% of their raw agricultural output alone, when the going rate is normally 50-60%. The Demon King's representative later tearfully recounts he had no way to refuse such a horrendously lopsided offer, as he was surrounded by an entire army of extremely powerful species that are clearly intensely loyal to Hiraku, whereas Hiraku himself just thinks they're relatively normal citizens. He also terrifies said Demon King and his subordinates once they realize that the cloth he used to wrap up their gift is Demon Spider Silk from Zabuton, who they fear as an intensely powerful monster that could threaten their highest echelons, and here Hiraku has clearly tamed one and can easily get her silk.

** Ria and her High Elf group decided to stay with Hiraku due to this. Although they found another Elf village far away before meeting Hiraku, Ria explained that they would be forced to join the village's laws, and there would be no guarantee that the girls would be treated nicely, so they kept wandering in the forest for a very long time.

** All of the residents' first encounters with the Inferno Wolves and Zabuton turns out as this, in Hiraku's pets' favor. Though they are powerful species in their own right, such as vampires and angels, Hiraku's pets have the advantages of being native to the Forest of Death, having survived for several years without Hiraku's assistance, and sheer force of numbers. Ru initially attacked one of the wolves, thinking she could handle one... only to quickly find out there were ''three'' of them plus Zabuton in the trees, ready to bind and subdue once they had her pinned. Even after tricking Hiraku to suck his blood and returned to full power, Ru is quickly headbutted in the stomach by Kuro, launched high into the air, before his children proceed to pounce on her and trap her in a BigBallOfViolence.

* TheDreaded: Hiraku and every other resident of the Taiju Village is this, without his knowledge or intention. The among the first companions he attracts are a mated pair of dogs (in reality two of the most dangerous types of monsters in the world), a massive spider (a more evolved version of a spider-monster which fought a Demon King to a draw), a vampire girl (who is the most powerful of her kind and is known as the Bloodsucking Princess), and said vampire girl’s Angel rival (who is the leader of a group known as the "Angels of Holocaust"). Later residents include high elves that specialize in guerilla warfare, lizard men who can slaughter demons, and powerful dragons, just to name a few. And Hiraku is the one who they all devotedly follow.
* ExactWords: Hiraku allows a group of beastkin to move into his village if at least two are young men. He neglected to specify how young they can be, so they send three little boys.

* HiddenDepths: Kuro the Inferno Wolf became an InstantExpert in board games like reversi, chess, and mahjong.

* SugarAndIcePersonality: The oni maids rarely emote, but some of them get affectionate with Hiraku, especially at night.

* AccidentalProposal: Lu mistakes Hiraku's offer to live together as a proposal. Once he realizes, he doubles down and proposes for real.

* ChildrenAreInnocent: After Hiraku introduces currency (calling them "reward medals") a little beast-girl asks to have a baby, which he turns down. They settle with him being the children's playmate for the day. %%what was her name again?

* DoubleEntendre: In Episode 3, when Lu asks Tia to stay on the farm, she mentions her body won't be able to handle everything if she's alone. While it may refer to farm work, following the light novels the anime is based on and the fact in Episode 10 reveals she got pregnant, she was really referring to was not being able to keep up Hiraku in the bedroom.

** In previous episodes, Lu would get up tired in the mornings, which Hiraku surmises as her being NotAMorningPerson, but in hindsight, might've been an early clue of their nightly activities.

* SelectiveObliviousness: PlayedForLaughs when Hiraku wonders how the elves plan to start having children, and they look expectantly at him, the only man around.
* TamerAndChaster: The light novel and manga make casual references to Hiraku having sex with the women who live in his village, [[spoiler: some of them ending up pregnant as a result.]] This does not occur in the anime adaptation, with Hiraku instead deliberately ignoring the references to sex. Subverted as of episode 10: while it happens offscreen, Lulucy is confirmed as pregnant (though with hardly even a tacit acknowledgement that she and Hiraku have taken that leap, to the point where some anime-only viewers might almost wonder ''how'').

* BumblingDad: [[spoiler:Turns out, the reason why The God was able to grant Hiraku with farming abilities was because he was the father of the God of Agriculture. Much to the Gods' chagrin that not only agreeing to his request without knowing any of the full details behind dad's mismanagement of Hiraku's life, gifting him with a HolyHandGrenade that could have easily killed him had he not been given a healthy body, accidentally sending Hiraku into the middle of the Forest of Death upon reincarnation, but that he didn't clarify to Hiraku that it was actually a God''[[SamusIsAGirl dess]]'' of Agriculture before sending Hiraku into his new life: [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking resulting in Hirakus' shrine depicting the two gods as Men.]]]]

%%* DubNameChange: The {{oni}} are referred to as "cambions" in the manga's English translation.

* ExactWords: Hiraku allows a group of beastkin to move into his village if at least two of them are male. He forgot to specify their ages, so they send three little boys.

* SexGod: Thanks to his "healthy body" blessing, Hiraku has great stamina in bed, almost too much for Lu and Tia. He still has his limits though when he gets overwhelmed by multiple elves.

* TrademarkFavoriteFood:

** Hiraku manages to accidentally extort the Demon King into providing their explicit protection for dirt cheap, 10% of their raw agricultural output alone, when the going rate is normally 50-60%. The Demon King's representative later tearfully recounts he had no way to refuse such a horrendously lopsided offer, as he was surrounded by an entire army of extremely powerful species that are clearly intensely loyal to Hiraku, whereas Hiraku himself just thinks they're relatively normal citizens. He also terrifies said Demon King and his subordinates once they realize that the cloth he used to wrap up their gift is Demon Spider Silk from Zabuton, which they fear as an intensely powerful monster that could threaten their highest echelons, and here Hiraku has clearly tamed one and can easily get her silk.

* GiantSpider: Zabuton, a large spider who was scouted by Hiraku's Inferno Wolves to make clothes. [[FashionDesigner And is very good at the business.]] Also, it loves potatoes and is an old friend of Lord Drymes' wife.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfRaces: There're many people from different races that end up joining Hiraku's farm or making trades with him: vampires, angels, high elves, beastman, lizardmen, lamias, want me to keep going?

* OurElvesAreDifferent: Ria and her group of High Elves look like the stereotypical ones, but after their village was destroyed in a war, [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome they also developed survival abilities out of necessity]]. Including lumberjack skills, building, mining, and smithing. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] by Hiraku:

* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Rururushi Ru (or just Ru) and her cousin, Flora. They are vampires who suck blood to sustain themselves (and to keep their physical age more akin to a highschool girl), but their bites don't turn Hiraku into a vampire (although it could be [[JustifiedTrope justified]] as Hiraku is immune to all diseases and such), they aren't affected by sunlight and don't feel repressed by garlic.

** The high elves enjoy all manner of produce, especially garlic, even picking the cloves and eating them raw.

%%* ChildrenAreInnocent: After Hiraku introduces currency ("reward medals") a little beast-girls asks for a baby.

%%* NotAMorningPerson: Lu

* HaremSeeker: Downplayed. Hiraku isn’t necessarily looking for new lovers, simply because they are more or less foisted onto him. The real harem seeker is his wife Lulurashi, who justifies herself by saying that no single woman can handle Hiraku’s lust on her own.

* UnwantedHarem: In the light novel and manga, most ladies that are able to breed with humans actively and rather forcefully share his bed. When Ru brought in the angel Tia as a second wife, he insisted he was happy with just Ru (though she immediately retorted that she couldn't last if it was just her). As the number of women rapidly expands, Hiraku becomes more and more desperate to get at least one additional man to help him handle all the aspiring mothers. Unfortunately, every male that arrives is either already in a monogamous relationship, firmly uninterested, biologically incompatible, or at least a decade too young.
* {{Weredragon}}: Lord Dryme and his family are capable of shifting from their draconic to humanoid forms easily. Of particular note is that due to her youth and inexperience, Lasty is inacapable of hiding certain features of herself like her horns or her tail while her parents are indistinguishable from normal humans.

* MrFanservice: Hiraku is shown shirtless at points such as when he was introducing the bathhouse to the female elves, and when he became the victim of strip poker.

* TamerAndChaster: The light novel and manga make casual references to Hiraku having sex with the women who live in his village, [[spoiler: some of them ending up pregnant as a result.]] This does not occur in the anime adaptation, with Hiraku instead deliberately ignoring the references to sex. Subverted as of episode 10: while it happens offscreen, Lulucy is confirmed as pregnant.

* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: The Goddess of Agriculture reads her father (the God who reincarnated Machio) the riot act for his NUMEROUS screw ups. First, he was responsible for Machio’s first death by accidentally mismanaging his fate and giving him (a genuinely good person) a fate meant for truly evil people. Second, he gave Machio a copy of her divine spear (Machio’s All-Purpose Farming Tool), which would have outright KILLED him if he even tried to use it had it not been for Machio’s other boons/enhancements. Third, he placed Machio in the Forest of Death, a place not only completely unsuited for farming and cultivation, but also full of incredibly dangerous monsters (both of which are only a nonissue thanks to the All-Purpose Farming Tool). And, finally, his most egregious offense; because he never told Machio that the deity responsible for the All-Purpose Farming Tool is a woman, he ended up making a statue of what he assumed the deity might look like: that of a portly unattractive man in farming clothes.

* BumblingDad: [[spoiler:Turns out, the reason why The God was able to grant Hiraku with farming abilities was because he was the father to the God of Agriculture. Much to the Gods' chagrin that not only agreeing to his request without knowing any of the full details behind dad's mismanagement of Hirakus' life, gifting him with a HolyHandGrenade that could have easily killed him had he not been given a healthy body, accidentally sending Hiraku into the middle of The Forest of Death upon reincarnation, but that he didn't clarify to Hiraku that it was actually a God''[[SamusIsAGirl dess]]'' of Agriculture before sending Hiraku into his new life: [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking resulting in Hirakus' shrine depicting the two gods as Men.]]]]

* HiddenDepths: Kuro the Inferno Wolf became an InstantExpert in board games like reversi, chess, and mahjong. Though most characters are not aware of this.
** In the LN, it is indicated the Inferno Wolf species possess at least human-level intelligence and can even understand speech.

* HiddenDepths: Kuro the Inferno Wolf became an InstantExpert in board games like reversi, chess, and mahjong.

* OurDwarvesAreAllTheSame: Donovan and his Dwarves who work the alcohol distillery all have short statures, love of alcohol, and beards (yes, even the women Dwarves are said to have beards).
** Averted in some respects that Donovan take their roles [[SeriousBusiness completely seriously]]: refusing to drink alcohol while on the job, and treating alcohol production more like a craft with trial-and-error than as a casual hobby.