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@Taco-chan No system "works out in the end", they emerge and get superceded by other systems in response to the circumstances of the times. Nobody invented and implemented feudalism, it evolved from the previous conditions of Late Antiquity when that system went through an existential shock. (In...

@saredesu Agreed. The story relies too much on the gimmick, literally nothing else interesting happened in two volumes, and the gimmick is just about to overstay its welcome. The only other strong point is great art, and there's only so much you can read for art alone.

It's a pretty nice manga overall, but this chapter is just them talking for a bit without really saying anything new, and then a cliffhanger.

Wallet-san is quite astute, lol.

@sedition In chapter two, at the city gates it's painfully obvious that the manga artist didn't bother to figure out what a crowd of a hundred is supposed to look like.

Is it just me, or is this one of the dumbest forms of entrance exam imaginable?

Blank-flank!

@enigmator This manga handles it very well. The misunderstanding is resolved in a sensible manner, but it's been passed onto another character already, so we get some extra comedic mileage out of it.

Looks like another case of a talented mangaka's hard work being wasted on a shoddy, pointless web novel, presumably due to the publisher desperate to recapture the success of Bakarina.

Amazing chapter from start to finish. This manga keeps getting better and better.

Amazingly enough, the old banished villainess shtick seems to serve some useful purpose here. Coming from a rich family helps with quickly opening her own business; reincarnation from Earth means not sharing local prejudices; and the banishment leads to her not having to deal with any political...

It's difficult to meet Yugami face-to-face and still hold any illusions about him, lol.

Well, that's a bit of a pity. I was looking forward to possible school rumours that he went on a date with an old dude, lol.

Whaaaaaat?! No waaay!

@InsaneInsomniac I doubt there's any kind of ending planned, given that this is basically just some Pixiv user's pet project.

Another chapter, another reminder that you're reading a Tomizawa manga.

Seems sort of random and pointless. Handyman Saitou does this subdued short form isekai thing so much better.

Even by the rock-bottom isekai standards, the MC is ludicrously Mary-Sueish.

The way they translated the dialect makes him sound drunk.

Ths is precisely the situation in which T/N would be helpful.