Not quite unique.
If the premise here is “some brat will struggle to raise in the shadows and become a young and promising (albeit somewhat ruthless) leader of the very best gang in the neighbourhood because he needs to save a girl in the future” (and it surely looks exactly like that after the...
No, his words seem to imply that the time leap was his intent and that he came prepared.
(He still technically has “killed himself”, but in the future that stopped existing for him at the same time.)
The original Cthulhu was indeed driving a lot of barbaric people to madness and cruelty.
I wonder if this creature here was somehow influential (mentally) toward the methods and the eagerness of the local tax collectors.
Why?
If you misunderstand “that jewel thingy that grants wishes” (on the 16th page) as an extremely valueable device (not unlike a national treasure) that is expected to only be available for the royal family, then let me remind you that the jewel originally resided on the bottom floor (see the...
Fiona has said (on the 15th page of the very first chapter) that she got teleported to the bottom level because of a trap hidden in a treasure chest.
I wonder whether we are about to be shown how exactly has it affected her (mentally, I mean).
Would she be more careful in the next chapter...
“There's a high chance of breaking up if it's my girlfriend”
“But they're just friends”
“I'm sure our friendship will last a long time”
These thoughts serve as an important reminder: what some readers might see as an extreme case of “friends with benefits” (insane manga logic etc.) is...
When Hazuki asks “Does that mean there are still 8 left?” (on the 10th page) and the main character reacts by implying that he promised Hazuki to “use it all up”…
…I am not sure if I understand why.
Basically there are at least two important questions about this scene:
① Aren't we all...
Are you perhaps subscribed to the ideas of sex-negative feminism that proclaim that a woman (any woman) can never give her real affirmative consent to having sex with a man unless greatly coerced by the pressure of the patriachal society and personally by her male partner?
Because I can see how...
Please elaborate further.
When you say “the landlord”, you mean the old lady from the very first chapters who was also one of the very first to show some kindness to Hiromi when he was troubled and sad, is that correct?