Kanojo wo Dere saseru Houhou wo, Shourai Kekkon suru Ore dake ga Shitteiru - Ch. 5

[nomadicengi]

Seeing that there's a lot of potential demand for my services here, I'll setup shop here as well.

Anybody needs necromancy revival magic?

 

[ItzUhMe]

Good stuff

 

[Heika]

Manga where the MC openly declares his love often are too rare!

 

[H2lo]

I can already tell that the brother will be an ass. I mean no wonder since he has been raised by a mf who sold his daughter.

 

[JaxunHero]

Cuz this is a NEW GAME+ im expecting MC to clear every obstacle his wife throws at him to a degree

 

[RougeGrail]

I guess the older you are the more bolder you will be.

 

[rogpete]

I dunno, I kind of lost interest in this after the last chapter revealed that their marriage was the result of her father's overbearing misogyny toward his daughter and he was just nice to her at the right time and place. I was hoping that they met in college or something and he somehow thawed out her icy heart that way. It was too "dramaaaaaatic circumstances!".

But thinking about it an hour later after having lunch, I think that may be what the goal of this is. Thaw her icy heart out the long way around.

 

[Mobotium]

The more of this story I see, the more meaningless it feels.

Premises like these usually have the future be pretty bad, justifying the whole time loop as a way to make things better. It's not really inspired, but works as a baseline. Here, the protagonist and his wife were having a perfectly good life, and all that gets erased because 'could be better I guess'? There's not really any stakes. If anything, I feel bad for the idea that all that time they had together is now gone.

Anyway, story still cute, so it's fine. Hope the brother isn't just an irredeemable asshole like their father, cause that'd be very boring.

 

[Krisdiansyah]

I like this MC

 

[chojinra]

"M-My father will hear of this, Shuzuharahh!"

Sorry, that trend has been on the brain as of late.

MC is a smooth mfers. Finally a regressor puts their knowledge to good use.

 

[chojinra]

I would say her youth was wasted because she spend it all trying to accomplish something that doesn't really matter.

If you want to reclaim her youth, it would be better to try to get her to drop that goal.

I'd rather help her crush it, but I get your point.

If you read spoiler post no it kinda does

I still don't understand spoiling a story for one's self, but to each their own.

I dunno, I kind of lost interest in this after the last chapter revealed that their marriage was the result of her father's overbearing misogyny toward his daughter and he was just nice to her at the right time and place. I was hoping that they met in college or something and he somehow thawed out her icy heart that way. It was too "dramaaaaaatic circumstances!".

But thinking about it an hour later after having lunch, I think that may be what the goal of this is. Thaw her icy heart out the long way around.

Yep, that's the point of the story

The more of this story I see, the more meaningless it feels.

Premises like these usually have the future be pretty bad, justifying the whole time loop as a way to make things better. It's not really inspired, but works as a baseline. Here, the protagonist and his wife were having a perfectly good life, and all that gets erased because 'could be better I guess'? There's not really any stakes. If anything, I feel bad for the idea that all that time they had together is now gone.

Anyway, story still cute, so it's fine. Hope the brother isn't just an irredeemable asshole like their father, cause that'd be very boring.

The outcome is good, but she was obviously miserable for most of her life before meeting MC. If you could meet your future wife earlier and make her life much more amazing than it was in the past, wouldn't you?

 

[Mobotium]

The outcome is good, but she was obviously miserable for most of her life before meeting MC. If you could meet your future wife earlier and make her life much more amazing than it was in the past, wouldn't you?

That's fair enough, but I place a lot of value on the fact that they were married for years, and happy together. All of that is now erased, and only part of the protagonist's memories.

Could entirely be just a me thing, but it feels very off to erase that and say that this is going to be better now, so it's alright. I mean, to put it similarly to how you did, it's like the woman he loved and married is now dead and erased. However shitty, her life had meaning to her, and it eventually led to happiness.

If it somehow is revealed that this is what she wanted (and her casually saying she regrets her youth really doesn't mean that), then I'd feel better about it, I guess.

 

[tuges]

Okay, I am really enjoying how much he's being goofy despite being the top student. Something about him saying when he grows up he wants to be a wife guy that is cracking me up.

 

[bosbarret]

His wife is actually already dead. Gone, erased. The one he’s playing romance with is just a stranger who looked and acted like his wife.

Can a person really be the same if you remove all of their trauma and lowly moments, the causality that creates the current them.

 

[sigmaboyzzshinobu]

W seed

 

[Kaito57]

So, any spoiler on Big Bro ? Why is he the reason why Yuki didn't have a youth ?
Should we expect some SWEET SWEET REVENGE on his punk ass or what... ?