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Why doesn't she just work with assistants remotely?

How easy is it to get a taser in Japan?

@Lynia Cool! Now I'm excited. The author tied up the obvious plot really well, so I have no idea where they will go from here.

@MechaData okay, so I'm not the only one who got that vibe. Good to know, though I'm not really interested in such things.

Welp, fuck this. Can't stand it when a close friend/mentor turns out to be a total piece of garbage working against the MCs goals.

It would be nice if the swords in this series didn't look like movie props.

Really good. Is it over?

I can't wait for the Isekai story where the MC dies while on a flight crossing the pacific ocean because a truck t-bones his passenger section in particular.

I feel sorry for that crayfish. It looked like it was thinking "ah, this must be what happiness feels like" while being carried like a newborn by Millet.

I appreciate that the MC isn't the type of guy to let things go all the way to shit just to protect his cover.

It’s always nice to see something breaking out of the cluster of fantasy crap that manages to get published. Incidentally, I can’t help but think, “man, this is totally a D&D campaign the author played.”

Feels like things were getting rushed along and then the story never finished? Disappointing, it was a cool read. If only every writer understood that you don’t have to explain every little thing. I don’t care what the food tastes like, stop wasting page space on that shit ffs.

I’d just like to point out it makes no sense to use “Christ” as an explicative in a fantasy setting. The other phrases like “six feet under,” “hold your horses,” and “hell in a hand basket” also don’t make sense, though that last one might be excusable if Haruto was from the USA. Also, on page...

This seems to be pulling a lot of shit from D&D storylines.

Somehow the fights are both terrible and amazing...

I wish they would just call it a mammoth. 😴

I hate reading stuff like this, which has good qualities (character growth, for example), only to realize 20 chapters in that it’s inherently dyed in an ugly hue due to the culture in which it was produced. The most frustrating part, and why I keep coming back to manga, is that you can’t say...

The popular conception of a hymen is a total myth. Truth is, there is nothing to “break,” because it’s a fringe of tissue, not a membrane. It can be torn but penetration doesn’t always result in this. In many ways the hymen is just a red herring.

I can’t tell if she’s crazy or if that foreshadowing about potential spies wasn’t just a red herring.

What the heck happened to the MC’s house/parents? Are we supposed to lack that information or are there missing pages?