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Every chapter is so beautifully told, yet heartbreaking at the same time. Since the beginning, I’ve felt like Himmel truly loved Frieren. And despite her seeming nonchalance about the rest of her companions, he knew that someday she would regret losing the connections she took for granted. And...

Awww. Elisa’s too cute. I’m glad she’s found a good group of friends.

MC’s eyes weirded me out this chapter. They’re spaced far apart, and half the time they’re not pointed in the same direction.

Fern and Stark have become my favorite odd couple. He thinks she’s scary and she thinks he looks villainous, but they really do seem to get along once the misunderstandings get set aside. I have high hopes for them.

This manga soothes my soul with wholesome warmth and cuteness.

Awwwww. Lily’s cute little shrug on the last page was adorable. (And Veronica punching Hajime from off-panel was great, too.)

I laughed at the idea that the MC is into reading Isekai stories about someone who goes to a peaceful place called Japan and becomes a high school student. For someone from a danger-filled fantasy world, that really would be the ideal “slow life.” Of course, the fact that the books mention...

Color me interested. I hope it keeps getting translated.

Loved it from start to finish. Such a wholesome and happy end, too.

Thanks for finishing this! I've been hoping for the completed translation for a while now.

So wholesome! So charming! I love how Ouji has come around without even realizing it, and Himeno is starting to enjoy just being a kid. This manga refreshes me whenever I read it.

So, I think the story is pretty wholesome so far. Nothing special—there are a bunch of other titles that have pretty much the same concept. But I don’t hate it. What does bother me, though, is the idea that someone can spend all this time in books, learning about the magic of this world, and...

Yep. Add that one to the read list.

Right? It's not really exciting, and any conflict that happens is solved almost immediately, but it's also not boring. I always find myself wondering what the Village Chief and his harem/citizens will be up to next. Also, I love that the girls all throw a celebration when someone gets...

I love the fact that Will is in a party of women who not only just want to be his friend, but actively want to see him hook up with other people they come across. It’s like they’re all his sisters and they want him to end up with a nice girl. It’s one of the things that sets this manga apart...

"Kwaaaak"? That's not an orc, that's a duck!

Finally! Head pats for best girl Fooly! ...or something like that. I still love this manga and the good feels I get from it, but with a public confession from Fooly, and Miss Leo not really hiding her feelings anymore, it feels like things should start wrapping up for a happy ending soon.

It's not that the manga is necessarily bad. The manga adaptation is just telling the story very differently. Basically, the first few novels tell the story non-sequentially, jumping back and forth between the spider's early days, and the younger years of the other reincarnated students. The...

Public confession from Fooly and Miss Leo looking all cute and happy. This is what I’m here for. (Also, Leo trash-talking the king to his face is pretty hilarious.)

“I’m getting tired of the old men. Wasn’t I supposed to meet beautiful ladies?” — says the MC, while surrounded by girls that he admits are cute, yet he can’t wait to ditch them.