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Literally everyone in the manga is good and not evil even the monsters. Pretty good fluff piece with funny reactions at times. There are some very tragic moments to break up the comedy. It's great how the manga doesn't take forever to tell a story. Some Isekai just meander around without any...

How does this manga keep going to the feels territory without me even expecting it!

This is the peak of fiction. Thanks for the translation.

The art is great and the story is hot garbage but fun hot garbage. Let's hope it doesn't devole into that forgiveness bullshit.

@anonyan I agree. The dad is surprisingly thought out as a character like Pretty good manga. Not sure how I feel about all this intrigue and build out of conflict. It could be totally bullshit and ruin the entire story. All depends on how it rolls out.

@Tamerlame I agree with your points. Sure, it's over the top but somehow still grounded in reality. I can't find any other manga that so harshly and cynically depicts teenagers. It's the opposite of Shojo where all the characters are somewhat attractive and redeemable. Ugly characters are...

It's interesting that the author actually understand how combat was historically fought. Even if you are a giant, you still need to understand your body and physics. There are videos of guys in full plate armor barrel rolling and going up ladders. Most isekai just have some OP ass pull movement...

Probably the most average isekai I have read. It's not bad but it's not good. It's literally MC is OP and does OP things. He doesn't even really have a personality.

Surprisingly good manwha. It's very fluff at times. Then it's very dark. It's interesting how you get that sense of fear and tension through the story even though it can be heart warming at the same time.

Sure the romance is predictable but it's fun to read. There isn't any thing that insults my intelligence like other romance. It's a surprisingly enjoyable read. I was expecting a pile of bullshit but the characters are believable and entertaining.

It seems like I forgot I was reading a Korean drama. Of course there would be a firework trope. I never learn my lesson.

I tried to like this manga but the relationship is completely repulsive to me. It's built in the basis of her having power over him. Here's it's literally a superpower but the way she treats him is also like that.

Seems like it's a fantasy for someone to just swoop in and alive all your problems. Someone who would love you more than the last one.

The life lesson here is that cunts can really fuck up a team no matter how talented everyone is. You see in a lot with toxic workplaces and etc.

I don't know why people declare this a masterpiece. The main conflict of losing memories is incredibly contrived and resolved itself in one chapter. The fluff and sentiment is good I guess. I can't really get over the contrived conflict plus the wiretapping stuff. Seems like a writing shortcut.

Two comments and two completely different takes.

Seems like Ishigami wanted commitment and Tsubame wasn't ready for that. Maybe Tsubame wanted sex as a halfway point between friends and a committed relationship but Ishigami wasn't looking for that. People look for different things in relationships and here it didn't work out. I remember...

I think I like the low key couple a lot more

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