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...you and I both know it'll be three more Gladiator Slaves. Should have used a micrometer before opening the booster packs.

SAXTON HAAAAAAAALE

I'm actually more OK with that aspect. Since the Ayakashi were said to be in hiding among humans for milennia . What I'm not OK with, is now that outside forces (isekai) are greatly disturbing the balance, the "Ayakashi Military" equivalent aren't getting involved. Or if the fox shrine is that...

Don't worry; I was typing the same comment too, before scrolling down.

As a cat owner: checks out. As a single weeb: :fml:

Even fictional worlds need consistent logic to be believable. It's fine if some of that logic is hidden, and perhaps revealed later. But another entirely for it to be made-up and backfilled as author goes along. This manga is falling deeply into that second, bad, rut.

FBI HRT, mind was in parallel organization mode. I try to look at these stories and find real-world parallels for what would be "rational". Other option was South America/South Africa Cartel rescue contractors. Or possibly W. E. Fairbairn and the Shanghai Municipal Police Reserve Unit...

So this incompetent, waffling OG MC not only snubs someone who cares for him through JP Dense Protagonist quirk -- -- but also waffles basic instructions and drags excess baggage into a plan made to help hum? I'm actually hoping Tojoin is a actually a hardcore yandere stalker at this point...

Orion has turned into a damn horny bastard of a "hero". I always wondered what happened to the world before Chapter 1, during those 50 years. Or the "give me my life back" hero from Chapter 1. Seems "not holding back" = horndog. Curious how this continues to play out.

Getting slapped by a cat's tail? Joke's on you! I'm into that shit!

Having read Welcome Back, Papa -- I'm going to go out on a limb here and say "interesting" Yanderes are the ones to avoid. This featherweight yandere (more like fawndere) is less spine prickling to read; but more entertaining to read as recreation. The "interesting" fictional ones are the type...

Yep. And point being; Roland deeply regretted it. Whole point of Experimental Log (at least until where I got off when the TL changed) was Roland reclaiming his humanity after his fall and immortal lifetime. I wish I could pick it back up, it was pretty entertaining. But the TL group's...

Roland Mist? That you?

BAN... ...KAWAII

Tragic heroines have a certain thing there. \cough\ Saber.

Hey! The Princess actually did her job as racial representative well, and wasn't secretly some kind of evil turncoat or incompetent! Common sense? In my Shonen manga? Color me (in only one panel) impressed!

Let's see if JP author makes MC pick up the idiot ball to drive the plot. Like, say, abandoning Yume "just for a moment" in dubious circumstances. And not securing her immediately. After searching years for her. I'm surprised given his assets he didn't just have her "vanish" from the human...

If this manga had any semblance of consistent laws and worldbuilding (which it probably doesn't, unfortunately)... ...that idiot knight judge condemned his entire family, relatives, associates, and probably his hometown to summary execution. There's a reason "traitors" are historically...

IKR. It's like JP authors are incapable of driving plot. So they stage these absurd "bets" their characters are too stupid to interest balance. As a contrived mechanism to drive events forward, and inject artificial drama. My bet: 25c. Your bet: eternal slavery. JP Author/MC: WOW HOW COULD I...