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“It’s not like I’m doing this especially for you. I’m just doing it because it’s on the way to do something else...that is especially for you.” What is this? Derecursion?!

The combination of the temple-style home and his previous "name" of Okakushi-sama makes me think that he was worshipped in one of those small, isolated villages that are often the settings of horror stories before he was moved to the facility. SCP indeed!

@thadzkie20 We don't know why yet, but his dad is probably either a descendant or reincarnation of one of the original Breath of the Sun users we've been shown before: Two of them look almost identical, probably twins or at least brothers. One of them is Upper Moon One, but which one...

Man, I'm going to make a concerted effort to remember green-haired dude's name from now on. What a hero! A round of applause for our savior, Rya Bayonhilt!

Those are some good doggos! I remember that the other manga adaptation of this was really hard to follow, so hopefully this one will do a better job with the framing/pacing/whatever it was that went wrong with the other one.

That color page at the end appears to be an announcement for an official fanbook, which is being released (possibly for preorder?) on the fourth of July.

I'm kind of impressed by how well this pulls off the "death game" atmosphere without any actual murder involved. I guess you could make the format work for any subject where failure is widely regarded to be as grave a consequence as death, huh?

So...standard revenge story in a Tower of God knockoff setting? Ehh. It's nice seeing that Tower of God's creative setting has inspired copycats, I guess, but revenge stories that spend all their time drooling over how evil heartless "badass" the main character is are lame. They're "the...

Mikorin, you haven't been going for completionism in these games? Tsk, tsk. What a shallow love for the characters.

Haha, yeah. Little kids are exactly this shameless.

They're thick in comparison to her tiny ribcage and thin arms, yeah, but not unusual as legs go. (Mine are almost that thick, but I have rounder arms to match them.) Is the appeal in the contrast between her legs and her teeny upper half?

The punchline in the second 4koma is that she ignored him when he fell down because he's male, huh? Yeah, definitely an anti-feminist strawman.

Lady Aster is pulling no punches.

Reading through this is interesting. Once you do, it's patently obvious that many stories in the "villainess isekai" genre are lambasting this game specifically—its heroine, whose semi-inspirational yet somehow vacuous speeches touch the hearts of the love interests; the unreasonable hatred she...

Edit: somehow managed to double-comment instead of editing my previous one; ignore this.

Thanks for the chapter! I thought the font was a little glaring, but the translation flowed pretty smoothly in English and I don't know a lick of Korean. So to my untrained eyes it was perfectly fine! Here's my two cents: putting up an April Fool's Day chapter is a good laugh, no harm done...

A win-win situation for all! Presumably they'll fall in love at some point, of course, but a story about two people becoming good friends over the course of their mutually beneficial "fake" marriage would be interesting.

So many shoujo manga never make it past Catharsis Step One, which pains me deep in my soul. I like the detail that Mikorin is the one who came up with the metaphor that actually worked on Hori. Our heroine is actually pretty perceptive! Also, Nozaki and Miyako being able to recognize which...

Good for her!

What does Japan have against long hair on dudes, huh? Stop getting my hopes up, dammit! Anyway, this is one of those series that consults a checklist of red flags for abusive boyfriends when deciding on the love interests' personalities. Maybe someday somebody will subvert the genre by writing...