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@cloud04 As what chubyoshi said, the other slaves ridiculed Minaris, shown, albeit short in chapter 4, page 32. The background noises were giggling/ ridiculing laughter, instead of them actually pitying Minaris, they sarcastically pitied her (assuming to avoid letting themselves being targeted...

@pato I wouldn't mind either way since we get to see it freely in colours.

But seriously, what was the underlying message with this chapter? Not to overthink your relationship with others?

@JigokuShounen I assume it's like a thick blanket, the kind you use for sleeping, with a heating unit underneath to keep it pretty warm, even in somewhat cold indoors temperature.

Looking forward for this concept. Though that was quick for a potential harem to appear, but meh, the girls are tertiary.

@toastedguy Easy "rescue" and building up relationship through showing "kindness" due to different social standing.

Commonly guys simply prefer girls on their side than a chubby dude. And that she is powerless.

@LeftoverFood Thanks for translating, I was wondering if it was Mashiro at all in panel 2 due to the hair pointing differently and you made it understandable.

"Gochisousamadeshita"? I'm quite sure that means "Thanks for the meal" in past tense due to "deshita", did she just finished eating? It really didn't add up when the next page reveals her eating... Thanks for the editing to make it readable.

Wait, really? Does curry have some spices which are borderline legal? ...It still tastes good. *Addicted to curry*

@JustNatsuki Haha, thanks for the fun reference, I've forgotten there are some people who like this purely because of it. I had hoped since it targeted to seinen that it would have some content people in the age of seinen could understand, but because of the lack of it, I see it work as well...

Just as planned... And that grin at the end.

I often see people complaining that these isekai series are wish-fulfilling plots. And I agree with that, but at least the others are attempting with some creative plotlines and world building. This doesn't even have an obvious plot to experience against. The only thing I would be wondering and...

Zero's eyes looks kinda dead when "acknowledging" Mira's answer. I wouldn't wonder if he's just playing dumb.

Is this really josei? It is quite interesting story, and I'm the total opposite of the target demography.

@ZdrytchX Isekai means "another world", short they may be, but our protagonist does get sent back and forth between the different worlds. But I agree that it doesn't feel much of an isekai story, as the current concept doesn't have much world building of the other worlds as most other isekai...

I'll guess this is the bro-con sister.

100 years since the last tsunami, and he even witnessed it? He must be at least 105 years old to be able to remember such disaster.

With this chapter, it got me thinking. I assume April's fool means to make a fool out of your victim. It doesn't necessarily mean you need to lie?

"female saint" Why not use the word "saintess" instead then.