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Mio's such a sweetheart. Why does MC have to put up with all those weirdos with no chill all the time instead?

I didn't expect that this stargazy pie would be a real thing. When I saw it, I thought it was another random freaky thing these kids do. I learned something new today.

Looks like she was right about one thing - they really would kill for a massage from their favorite sensei (who wouldn't?), especially since they were already close to fighting over Mizuhara.

Noted. However, I could imagine a possibility to write the story in a way that has the MC move on while the author still holds the grudge against the crush and makes her suffer in the background.

Sounds resentful and petty. Is this effectively a revenge story?

He's so casual about his numbness caused by compound issues from both of his lives. To the point that he's glad to not have close personal relationships... The guild instructor's appraisal screen in pg. 2 is left blank, huh. Also, does '9000L split five ways' really imply the total of 45,000L...

Does that ever happen? I actually had a similar thought while reading a different manga, where an older girl would have been more interesting as a mentor-type character, teaching MC about girls and stuff rather than being the main love interest. And I certainly wouldn't expect this sloppy sensei...

This is some rapid fire humor as if there were several chapters in one. Many panels are reaction pic material. My man's too numb to care about women. He ignored the crap out of that pest to ponder the buns, he'd pay his sister just to get her out of his hair, he roasted his mom's motherliness...

I've taken a liking to this melancholic and slightly bittersweet routine.

Here it shows the stat difference between different ranks, so at the least, it gives you an idea of how much powerful the pros are compared to rookies, I guess. And it's an easy way for the reader to keep up with the progress made by MC. Not that stats ever matter in these stories - if MC has to...

Padding. Having MC register at the guild, chat with the receptionist, grind, rank up, and go through other recycled plot points allows the author to use fewer original ideas while churning out the same amount of content. On the other hand, some readers may be new to the genre, and these things...

This city is evidently full of scumbags who have no problem driving people into suicide or even casually committing murder. The body count might get pretty big at this rate.

The usual. Another weirdo attacks the gang of not-friends, and tags along as if having nothing better to do.

The way I see it it was a lose-lose situation with a slim chance of a high payout (and she couldn't have known it would be that slim). Choosing to bend the knee and make peace now or back then would similarly expose the weakness of the already crumbling kingdom to its subjects, vassals, and...

Befriending an awkward loner comes with a baggage. They can be possessive, needy, and clingy, which is honestly exhausting to put up with. Quitting is an option? It would probably be a good thing to go with, seeing how unhealthy the work environment is. There's no way the perks (if any) can...

Was it? Because the way I see it there was a lot on the table to gamble for: the juicy territories in previously useless wastelands, squashing a rebellion that would only weaken the kingdom over time, and showing everyone that you can't just flee the kingdom and declare independence. In the end...

I just remembered that a giant dragoness (the Forest Goddess) appeared several times in the story, and yet she didn't transform into a human brat by now.

Since he expects the world to work in accordance with the game's logic, as long as he's a character, his role is to die no matter what does. By becoming the mob and losing the role of a named character (however that works), he won't be a part of the game any longer, which means no script will be...

Since she treats every little convenience like an act of unbelievable generosity to a lowly slave, even a crumbling hilt would be good enough for her to slay dragons.

Fruits, vegetables, nuts, leftovers of human meals, maybe worms, bugs, or even carrion - animals that are already long dead and useless to carnivores. Someone told me foxes prefer rotten meat as if it was easier to digest, but I don't see any sources which would confirm that. They do stash...