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That depends on the system they use in this universe. Typically, magic contracts are absolute, they can't be forged, changed or broken without major penalties to the parties who made them. So a blank in that case would just mean a contract with no terms period. But the loop hole conversation...

Nah mate, even Shadow Knights wouldn't want to deal with those vultures. They are a ruthless bunch. I hope not, let the murders die. And still out there looking for him I'll assume. But you'll think with all the commotion those two make she would have been caught up to them

JUDGE MENT KNIGHT OF THUNDER!!!!!

We need more mcs like this. A little less self-sacrifice but willing to completely screw over those who wrong him and his family in every possible way.

betting on a whim that this guy is someone else who knows this is the world of a game. Snow is damn adorable. Luce is still best girl, but Snow is so damn adorable!!!

It definitely happened lol. Which makes it weird he still haven't gone far with the colleague that really likes him or the princess who's been in love with him since the beginning. I'm not sure if he and the vampire chick actually did anything together though....

That's set up for some peak comedy later.

Poor judge of character there, mate. If she WAS an easy woman, she wouldn't have had trouble with that manager. And the simple phrase she used "I'll try my best" when using herself to reward Loran says that she's not use to that type of thing. Hostess make quite a bit of money (normally) for her...

I wish they wouldn't do this. If you give the side/villain character all the stuff to instead make them the protag, the whole point of their story kinda goes to waste. Strong villains and side characters usually get that way without relying on plot armor blessed to the protag and as such makes...

All these years and Mihama Chiyo is still the best child genius in anime. Adorable, smart and yet still humble. Negi Springfield and Hakase tie for 2nd. Shiro 4th. Myouri Unzen was a freaking brat but he was a cool little shit and was an oppai enthusiast so...yeah.

I mean, tbf if you played a JRPG sometimes they go on this epic quest to find something....and other times it's literally just given to them with no fanfare.

He never planned any revenge. Once they kicked him out, he felt like he could finally stop baby-sitting them. The moms are more likely to seek revenge than him. As for his old friends' faces, the only one I can think of who will take it badly is Mel his "ex who he treated like a daughter". The...

One thing you're missing, in isekai (most but not all) they use terms as they would appear in games. A "hero" in 99% of games literally means "the good guy" and the people in those worlds and those sent to those worlds sees it as such. The context you're saying would make sense in a non-modern...

I mean....do you realize just how many anime with stories praised about to this day were written by someone who at some point wrote hentai?

Getting the context right is enough, you don't need a direct translation. Sadly, official localization teams and literal translation fanatics don't seem to understand this concept. I don't want to see "onii-chan" turned into "<person's first name>" because you're losing the context and bits of...

I wouldn't be surprised if Ako found a way to screw up her confession too.

The "yū" in yuusha (yūsha) literally means courage (also gentleness and a few other words). It's funny that you mentioned champion, that's yūshosha and the actual word for hero in Japanese is eiyū. There's a "yū" in all of them. While "champion" could work in some situations, it would only do so...

Too many plot holes that's already been explained by others: 1 - The MC not taking away basic shit like lipstick even though he striped them to their underwear, they could only hide that if it was already tucked away in their bra or panties beforehand or the MC was really stupid enough to leave...

Don't take the title "hero" at face value. In stories like this it has different meanings. 1 - Title given to them by whatever powers at work. 2 - Is actually called "yuusha" which is just someone brave but the term "brave man" doesn't have the same meaning in English so they use the closest...

Still helpful, thanks for all the information.