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He may be a jerk but just this once he was probably right.

I'm starting to wait for what happened at the end of chapter 6 to come to fruition.

So much so that at first I thought this was just a "what if" montage playing in his head. But well, if the author didn't do that, there'd be a lot of questions to answer they apparently didn't want to bother with. If the MC was suspected for being unemployed they could have easily found out...

"Ah working towards your dream... That sounds nice for others. I'm out at the "working" part." Yuna being every reader's spirit animal.

Goddess's attitude towards everyone in this world: "Eh, let's half-ass a rpg level system and call it a day." Goddess's attitude towards the MC: "I must anticipate and accomodate his every wish! Oh, he breathed a bit hard. I'll give him Enhanced Lung Capacity [high]!"

Why give him a bunch of skills that are all made redundant by their next evolution and retain the earlier stages? Unnecessarily bloats up his status. P.s. Oh well, seems chapter 1.2 just cleaned that up.

The isekai geeks realized where he's from. Sorry Tooru, your fate was sealed the moment they glanced into your diary. No getting out of this anymore. :dogkek:

For someone who can be assumed to have received a high noble's education since childhood Alice seems to innocent, open and unrestrained.

Interesting how different of an approach the anime takes, making it potentially worthwhile to follow both anime and manga.

This chapter was a bunch of shounen tropes, but I love it.

In this case "Everyone dies, the end" would not be a bad troll, but the appreciated outcome.

At least for that shrine the existence of a wish-granting deity can very much be ruled out. "Please don't let her have any accidents" immediately nearly has an accident

What? A protagonist who doesn't throw away his brain at the first sight of someone with two X chromosomes? I mean, she will still most probably remain and become a part of the cast, but it's praiseworthy anyway.

I like the author having the party acknowledge that Sharon knows far too much and Frey literally handwaving it away. Contributes to their character building.

Thanks for the official discontinuation note and your work to this point.

Not at all. That's a complete non-sequitur.

"Doesn't know what meatballs are" They are balls. Made of meat. Crazy, I know.

Come on, the accidental breast grab is a bad enough trope, but this

I guess that backfired ever so slightly judging by the comments.

I just vastly preferred the toned down manga design over the super-moe anime version. I'm aware that this was adapted from the light novel, but I still couldn't take it.