History Literature / FarmingLifeInAnotherWorld

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

* AdaptationExplanationExtrication: The light novel and manga rather overtly establish that Hikaru has been sexually active with his harem; in contrast, the anime has only acknowledged sex in the context of the elves desire to repopulate (see Tamer And Chaster below), this has led to certain moments in the anime lacking important context:
** Lu's eagerness to find more women for Hikaru's harem was because the perfect health granted to him by the gods gives him a level of stamina that is to much for any one woman.
** [=LuLucy=]'s pregnancy in episode twelve can come across as this because the anime hasn't presented their relationship as much more than platonic.

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

** Hiraku is this. Basically every vaguely humanoid female in the village has something for him, be it actual love, lust, or a desire to bear his children, and he has slept with almost all of them (save for the young beastkin who are more or less middle-schoolers in age).

** The lizard men are oviparous and cannot procreate with non-lizard women. Centaurs also cannot cross-breed.

** Zabuton and her children like potatoes.

* UndyingLoyalty: The Inferno Wolves chose to stay with Hiraku after he offered shelter and food for the leader and his pregnant mate. Even after each new generation, many decide to stay and help Hiraku in return. This later extends to almost every resident of the village.

* FountainOfYouth: When a vampire is low on blood and energy, they turn into children and revert to normal once they feed.

** The lizard men are oviparous and cannot procreate with non-lizard women.

* InnocentFanserviceGirl: Lamia have no concept of nudity and typically do not wear clothing. At Hiraku's [[PleasePutSomeClothesOn request]], they start wearing tube-tops after they establish relations with the Great Tree Village.

* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: It's all but stated all the non-humans Hiraku meets village are much older than him. The Elves are explicitly stated to be hundreds of years old (Ria being oldest at 400) and spent the last 200 years wandering the forest until they met Hiraku. Hakuren is 900 years older than her niece, Lasty.

* TastesLikeFriendship: Hiraku's crops leave a very favourable impression for first-time visitors, many of whom end up moving in or making trade agreements with the village.

* SlippingAMickey: Something similar is anticipated but averted. At one point the dragon Dryme brings a potion that dragons use as an energy/stamina boost, but which would keep a human man up for a week or longer. When Hiraku begs him not to mention it to the ladies, he reveals he'd already given it to several of them. Hiraku worries that he'll have to be careful with his food and drinks from that point on, only to feel relieved when the ladies instead just directly approach him and give up when he refuses.

** Hiraku tames the Inferno Wolves after mistaking them for normal wild dogs, when Kuro and Yuki's horns had been shattered from an encounter with a Grappler Bear. This gets him a breeding pair of obscenely powerful, intelligent, and loyal monsters that act as excellent guides through the dangerous forests, his first perimeter security system, and also recruiters, as they were the ones who recruited Zabuton and were responsible for subduing most of the first villagers and convincing them to take peaceful talks with Hiraku--because they're afraid what would happen if the wolves had good reason to attack them again.

* AmazonChaser: In the anime, Kuro the Inferno Wolf met a female of his species (who would later be named Yuki), and recounts how she soundly beat him on their first meeting. Kuro then traveled with her and they became mates with several generations worth of litters.
** The LightNovel and manga elaborate further that this is the way it works among Inferno Wolves: the males value strength, and are the ones that show off for the females. The females choose who they want, and if their desired mate rejects them they fight it out. This is the reason some of the Kuro pups come back from seeking mates with minor injuries: they lost a fight with the female that became their mate.
* AmplifiedAnimalAptitude: Kuro the Inferno Wolf becomes an InstantExpert in BoardGames like reversi, chess, and mahjong.
** In the LN, it is indicated the Inferno Wolf species possesses at least human-level intelligence and can even understand speech. Though most characters are not aware of this.

* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Many of the races who stay with Hiraku join his farm because he wanted to help them with food and shelter.

* TheDreaded: Hiraku and every other resident of the Great Tree 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.

* HaremSeeker: Subverted. 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 Lulucy, who justifies herself by saying that no single woman can handle Hiraku's lust on her own.

* 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 screwed 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.

** Hiraku is this. Basically every vaguely humanoid female in the village has something for him, be it actual love, Lust, or a desire to bear his children, and he has slept with almost all of them (save for the young beastkin who are more or less middle-schoolers in age).

* HumanAliens: The demons of the setting look outright human. The main difference isn't in appearance, but in magic potential. The demons have more innate magic potential than humans.

* HalfHumanHybrid: Hiraku's children are this by default, as none of Hiraku's wives are humans.

* HopeSpot: Hiraku's every attempt to get another available man in the village.

* CornorOfWoe: Lu and Hiraku share one after they lose a series of chess and mahjong games against everyone else.

** Masayuki the wolf has at least 3 partners in addition to his official mate. %% named after the protagonist of a harem battle manga that ended with all the heroines pregnant?

* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: It's all but stated all the non-humans living in Hiraku's village are much older than him. The Elves are explicitly stated to be hundreds of years old (Ria being oldest at 400) and spent the last 200 years wandering the forest until they met Hiraku.

** On occasion, a Demon Kingdom official (usually Dryme) announces they're going to retire and move to Great Tree Village, only to be [[MandatoryUnretirement dragged back]] by their colleagues or subordinates.

** Whenever Hiraku introduces a new game/toy, certain races prove to be {{Instant Expert}}s at it, leaving him in the dust.

* TrueCraftsman: Hiraku shows talent in woodcutting and sculpting. He carves statues of the Agriculture Gods, Kuro and Zabuton, and designs all manner of board games and toys for the village. The only things he can't make are more complex musical instruments like pianos, and he usually gets guidance from the elves when constructing new buildings.

** Taming monsters in the Forest of Death:

** The other characters express confusion when Hiraku says loanwords like "concrete" or "naan". The worst instance is when Hiraku mentions curry is usually made by "cooking roux in a pot" within earshot of Lu.
* SelectiveObliviousness: PlayedForLaughs when Hiraku wonders how the elves plan to start having children as they look expectantly at ''him''.

* GreenThumb: While cultivating, Hiraku can plant new crops just by thinking about what he wants to grow, the likes of which have never been seen before in his new world.

* RealMenLoveJesus: The Progenitor greatly admires God; having met him before his birth and compulsory bowing to the shrine located beneath the Great Tree. Upon request, Hiraku creates a duplicate of the wooden statue which Progenitor later donates to the church.

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* DoesNotLikeSpam: The spices Hiraku uses for curry drive away the Inferno Wolves. TruthInTelevision as many spices and foodstuffs safe for human consumption can be irritating or even toxic to dogs.

* RunningGag: Every new girl that meets [[GiantSpider Zabuton]], faints in the spot, to the latter's confusion. The light novels and manga explain that this is due to a passive skill she possesses, though it can be bypassed by people who have a strong will.

** Meat for Inferno Wolves, though some prefer it cooked.

* RunningGag: Anyone who meets the non-humanoid villagers usually faints immediately upon seeing them, as they're familiar enough with the beings living in the forest to be terrified of them.

** Hiraku allows a group from the neighboring beastkin settlement to move to his village if at least two are young men. He forgets to specify how young, so they send [[ExactWords three little boys]]. Still, some of the Elves hope [[JailbaitWait they'll be ready in 10 years]] or so.
** Dwarves prefer [[GirlsWithMoustaches women with beards]] and aren't interested in the beardless ''non''-dwarven women in the village. InnocentFanserviceGirl: Lamia have no concept of nudity and typically do not wear clothing. At Hiraku's [[PleasePutSomeClothesOn request]], they start wearing tube-tops after they establish relations with the Great Tree Village.

* BrilliantButLazy: Hakuren can do almost any task in the village, but would rather laze about in her room. She eventually settles on teaching the children so when they grow up to be hard workers, she "[[LaboriousLaziness won't have to work anymore]]".

** The lizard men are oviparous and cannot procreate with the non-lizard women.

** Dwarves prefer [[GirlsWithMoustaches women with beards]] and aren't interested in the beardless ''non''-dwarven women in the village. InnocentFanserviceGirl: Lamia have no concept of nudity and typically do not wear clothing. At Hiraku's [[PleasePutSomeClothesOn request]], they start wearing tube-tops. .

* MagneticHero: Hirakus' able to attract a large number of new residents to his village just through his earnest personality and the food that he grows. So far, he's managed to attract the attention of Vampire Princesses, Warrior Angels, Elves, a Dragon Lord and his family, and even some of The Demon Kings' advisory council.

* SeriousBusiness: Wine. Everyone in the village (of legal age) loves it, it has the most farm land dedicated to it and the villagers refuse to use it for trade. The first criminal trial to take place in the village was over a barrel of wine drunk and emptied by a slime (now referred to as the wine slime). The villagers unanimously voted it guilty and came up with several brutal punishments until Fraurem pointed out that a slime was unlikely to repent for its actions and they let it off the hook.

* TastesLikeFriendship: Hiraku's crops leave a very favorable impression for first-time visitors, many of whom end up moving in or making trade agreements with the village.

** Hakuren snacks on apples.

* ExactWords: Hiraku allows a group from the neighboring beastkin settlement to move to his village if at least two are young men. He forgets to specify ''how'' young, so they send three little boys.

* HasAType: Dwarves prefer [[GirlsWithMoustaches women with beards]] and aren't interested in the beardless ''non''-dwarven women in the village.

* AmazonChaser: In the anime, Kuro the Inferno Wolf met a female of his species (that would later be named Yuki), and recounts how she soundly beat him on their first meeting. Kuro then travelled with her and they became mates with several generations worth of litters.

* 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 that would willing moving into Hiraku’s village due to holding a grudge from humans burning down their villages, so there ain’t any of them around help to repopulate their race. They even built Hiraku a bedroom that locks from the outside to accomplish this.

* ExplosiveBreeder: Kuro, Yuki and Zabuton's children multiply very quickly in just a few years. Though later on they start to regulate their own population.

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

* 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 to ever cheat on his wife.]]

* NoodleIncident: Whatever happened between Tia and Lu before the story that got the former mad and chasing after her.

* RedSpiderLiliesOfMourning: In the first episode, Hiraku worries if the plant sprouts created by the Almighty Farming Tool are edible, or just decorative plants. Red Spider Lilies are used in an ImagineSpot, reflecting how such an outcome would spell his doom right when he just started his new life.

* TrueCraftsman: Hiraku shows talent in woodcutting and sculpting. He carves statues of the Agriculture Gods, Kuro and Zabuton, and designs all manner of board games and toys for the village. The only things he can't make are more complex musical instruments like pianos, and he usually gets guidance from the elves when building new houses.

*** 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. And is apparently familiar with Dragon Lord Drymes' wife that the latter was able to recognize her.

* OldFashionedFruitStomping: After Hiraku decides to make wine, the Elves turn grapes into wine this way.

* ShoutOut: When the topic of currency is first mentioned, Hiraku immediately thinks of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rai_stones rai stones]].

* ChickMagnet: Hiraku is this. Basically every vaguely humanoid female in the village has something for him, be it actual love, Lust, or a desire to bear his children, and he has slept with almost all of them (save for the young beastkin who are more or less middle-schoolers in age).

* TheDreaded: Hiraku and every other resident of 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 from the neighboring beastkin settlement to move to his village if at least two are young men. He didn't specify ''how'' young, so they sent three little boys.

* FountainOfYouth: When a vampire is low on blood and energy, they turn into children and revert to normal if they can feed.

* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Lulucy Lu (or just Lu) 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.

* RealMenLoveJesus: The Progenitor greatly admires God; having met him before his birth and compulsory bowing to the shrine located beneath the Great Tree. Hiraku creates a duplicate of the wooden statue which Progenitor later gave to the church.

* TokenHuman: Hiraku is the only human we ever see in his new life. Human kingdoms are mentioned, waging wars offscreen against the Demonic Kingdom and other non-human settlements.

* TrueCraftsman: Hiraku shows talent at woodcutting and sculpting. He carves statues of the Agriculture Gods, Kuro and Zabuton, and designs all manner of board games and toys for the village. The only things he can't make are more complex musical instruments like pianos.

* 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. {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d by Hiraku:

* 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.

* DoesNotLikeSpam: The spices Hiraku uses for curry drive away the Inferno Wolves.

* 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 Lulucy, who justifies herself by saying that no single woman can handle Hiraku’s lust on her own.

* RageQuit: After Hiraku teaches the girls about games like TabletopGame/{{Chess}} and reversi, Lu and Tia try a game of reversi. 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 remembers the board perfectly and uses telekinesis to put all the pieces back.

* SeriousBusiness: Wine. Everyone in the village (of legal age) loves it, it has the most farm land dedicated to it and the villagers refuse to use it for trade. The first criminal trial to take place in the village was over a barrel of wine drunk and emptied by a slime (now referred to as the wine slime), the villagers unanimously voted it guilty, but it was let off the hook due to being a slime.

* ExactWords: Hiraku allows a group from the neighbouring beastkin settlement to move to his village if at least two are young men. He didn't specify ''how'' young, so they send three little boys.

* FamilyThemeNaming: Elf families [[OnlyOneName don't use surnames]], so they are named with the same first two letters being the same for every child to show they are related.