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Man, I miss fantasy stories that didn't include isekai. Honestly, if half of the isekai stuff we see nowadays just removed the random Japanese guy and focused on the characters native to a unique world, we might be able to take Editor off of suicide watch.

Reading this is odd...

Can confirm that snake meat (in my own personal experience) tastes like chewier chicken.

>tfw you min-max your waifu's stats

@Urabask That's not really an accurate description. There are a couple of panels where the prince tries the omurice and says it's delicious. That's hardly the level of Nobu or RtAW level of "foodgasm". It's pretty much the basic reaction of someone trying an exotic new food for the first time...

I honestly like how this manga focuses more on the relationship between family members more than anything else. The MC cooks mainly for her sister and not for the people who've never had contemporary cooking before. It's less shock and wow and more homely than other cooking isekai and it's...

@Ironclad The title is translated properly and it makes perfect sense. Merriam-Webster defines "peerless" as "matchless" and "incomparable". I'm not sure how you're interpreting it, but "peerless" in this context is obviously used both in a typical fashion ( i.e. superior in battle) and as an...

Once again, the bad guys prove to be far more interesting than any of the main characters.

Honestly, this is a pretty good question. How long do monsters live anyways? We never hear of them living to a ripe old age and kicking the bucket. Rimuru seemed to de-age or at the very least increase the lifespan of a few of the goblins when he named them, so it'd be really interesting if this...

Iura is a good big brother. Big bro goals to be sure.

They've been teasing us for this meeting between the two of them for so long. When they finally reunite, it better be the most amazing thing ever. With like parades, fireworks, and at least three different exotic animals.

>premise of the story is a modern chef teaching a rural tribe about cuisine >"This story shouldn't have any cooking or an isekai background" ?????

The story is cheesy and the art is pretty derivative, but goddamn I can't dislike any of it. I'm a sucker for a good romance story and this tragic lovers stuff makes me want to cry half the time. I wonder how long this manga is gonna be.

@Pokari I would like to add the caveat that in a lot of cultures where arranged marriage is acceptable, the idea of divorce is frowned upon, to say the least. The nature of the institution of marriage isn't the same throughout the world; equating marriage in a place like America where there is...

Hori-chan-senpai's love for Kashima is the purest thing tbh.

The art is cute and in the end, isn't that all that matters?

THIS IS THE TALE OF SKELETON MAN https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IU513suJZzY

@gaigous Tbh, this isn't even the most explicit "non-H" manga. Given Butcha-U and Kei's reputation and usual products, I would have assumed they would have given us an even raunchier series.

Wow, who would have thought that your average mmo game experience could be summarized so quickly in a webtoon.

@monkey123 This manga is really more or less a slice of life that focuses on a guy who can do literally anything. There's not a lot of plot since it's not supposed to be serious, so in that regard it might be "boring" to some, but I personally enjoy watching a guy set up a Jack and a Beanstalk...