She stopped making his bentos, but does the MC have the same cooking skill as the original?
The original never won over the protag's heart through his stomach. What would the little sister think she could learn from the "loser's" cooking?
Saint and hero are childhood friends. Their hometown is in this kingdom. The hero works for the neighboring kingdom. Fine.
The portrayal of "mind controlled because I said so" is not a good look, but since the hero was trapped in ice the last chapter; we can predict where this is going.
I like that the heroine wanted to try a fresh uncharted route instead of trying for the harem path and becoming the antagonist.
I've only seen that premise in "all the love interests are psychos" stories.
Overthinking, but it's like Monster Hunter.
The school setting is like the campsite with quests and crafting. Maybe even cooking with mr. Gluttony.
Pink-chan is the default Female player character and we're about to meet the default Male player character.
All of this overthinking makes me...
Sato's found himself nice employment under Muno after leaving his black company life.
Hero Hayato works for the Saga Empire. The Shiga Kingdom's prince throwing his royal authority around like the CEO's entitled son? Hard pass for the position of Shiga's Hero.
I guess she and Blaze can swap clients for the planned trip for gender-based shenanigans.
If they're going to the dragon-test mountains, it's bound to be a hot springs episode.
If I have to turn off my brain, why am I reading?
Last I checked, this wasn't one of those "Skill/Class/Jobs from birth" nor even an "Isekai" that establishes these leaps in logic with video game tropes.
If we're throwing out logic, the "Master Blacksmith" fired his apprentice/fellow disciple...
In a handful of these otomega isekai series, there is mention of a course correction or game force to reset the status quo of the source material.
Unfortunately, I imagine fridging a lesser known character twice would kill the readership.
I wonder if the LN has the same information on blacksmithing as the manga adaptation. The copy-pasted sword asset isn't helping the artist's case. Eizo's putting the entire sword asset into the forge.
It's a dart gun powered by air. He could shoulder the handle since it doesn't have a slide nor a hammer. I'm also assuming it's a breach or muzzle loaded single-shot with the handle containing the air capsule instead of a bullet magazine.