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This easily could've been obnoxious; a drawn out, over dramatic plot point based on piles of coincidences for the author's convenience. Instead it had a little build up and ended with a quick gag. Thank you, Hata.

At least the author acknowledged through their side character how stupid this was, to some degree.

I agree the Japanese are heavily over-represented on the human side, but if it's any consolation the Greek Pantheon dominates the God side, and there's only one Japanese "God" (Susanoo isn't necessarily a God depending which story you're reading, to my understanding).

I straight up heard the windows error sound in my head.

The whole "but he trained harderer" trope needs to go away. Sure you can possibly do that for an exercise in dexterity but you're likely to become sloppy pushing yourself like that and become worse developing bad habits. In cases of training the body itself it's impossible. Optimal results are...

Wasn't clear to me if they're actually siblings or not. Nee-chan, daiji na imouto, osananajimi and just names all used in referring to each other.

Just put tl notes off to the side of the panels for SFX.

Here you go, everyone

That's not even an Arachne anymore. That's just an anime girl with horns/antennae.

>Tries to kill them all >Upon waking up, thot immediately busts out the titties and tries to get him to sign "her shirt"

This is getting out of hand. Now, there are two of them!

"Oh, she's hot! Must be a prostitute hired for me." Imagine the kind of spoiled life this kid must've had to think like that.

Radish man

So they talk about "the terms of the contract", it's been mentioned a few times in recent chapters but I went back to ch2 to check; they do the spit-paper to make a party but I don't see a contract anywhere, and no mention of until his name is cleared. Ch 11 is when leader joins but they just...

Wan Wa~n!

The Earl's actions don't make any sense beyond entitled asshole. "Go find me this thing" and he apparently screwed with Grid as he was doing it? Then when Grid finds the thing and he realises it's worth more than he's being offered, he makes the obvious choice to do something else with it. Then...

"Each level is 10 stat points, the -1 means he'll have 20 more than everyone else when he gets back to 1!" So leveling down didn't lose him stat points; it had no real consequences? Just presumably lowers his next level xp requirement and effectively hides his real level? Wouldn't every player...

This is getting out of hand. Now, there are two of them!

I find so much of the chapter presented as if intended to evoke sympathy for some creepy murder-fetishist who makes human sculptures and his girlfriend who instead of trying to get him into some kind of therapy/rehab wants everyone else to "accept" him doing that to them... insulting. Not...

"We are here for work so..." So what? If you're not on the clock, you're not on the clock; it's not different when you're on a business trip.