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@d_weeb Acupunture for anything. Research on it points that it isn't even that good as a placebo. It's just theatrics. The moment anyone uses acupuncture and it works, you can assume the setting is fantastic, and that there may be magic, esp or spirit stuff too.

I don't really like stories about people who returned. Fantasy doesn't feel as fantastic in the middle of modern city. Only Isekai Ojisan gets a pass because of the flashbacks and comedy.

There's only one way to react to anything by Itou Junji: NOPE.

I hope she breaks into laughter to react to that nonsense.

What can I say but "Meh"?

A tad bland and short, but not too boring.

I think the start is so slow to increase the appeal when the action starts. After going through all of that, you'll take anything over any more mentions of financial records.

I hope she figures out she can make a killing by having her slime eat entire dumps for less than what other trainers charge.

There's just no wat those ar human breasts.

If there is any way to sum this up, that would be "bland".

First he was going to -omitted- but then he realized that -omitted- so after that he went with -omitted- to -omitted- and in the end they -omitted- the -omitted- because of -omitted-.

How in the 9 hells is that thing playing the trumpet without lips?

A bad end ruins the whole journey.

Well, that was a solid 8.

Promising.

It is extremely hard to describe this with anything other than "meh".

"Normalcy". Normality is a chemistry term.

Looks like some powerful entity keeps teleporting brains of dead people inside villainesses to change the story for some reason.

This guy should be careful. One day you start with the 1e12s, and before you realize it, you end up at 1.79e308, slip a bit, get NaN and there goes the universe.