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I'm just gonna say it: this might be the most underrated series I've ever read. Not one of the best, mind you, but it is still really really good, yet nobody has heard of it.

Is it weird that I'm having difficulty deciding between Hayasaka and Tsundere-senpai on who is best girl?

Well that was disappointing. What's there wasn't bad, but it was just so damn short it all ended up feeling pointless. The total lack of resolution didn't help. I've seen axed series that had better conclusions than this.

A Kaguya spin-off that faithfully keeps the tone, style, and humor of the original? Instafollow.

Just when I thought something vaguely interesting might happen, it happened off screen. We didn't even get a good summary of what transpired. At this point I'm really just reading this to see what dumb things it'll do next.

@Squildo Other than herself? No she's forever alone. I would recommend reading the WN/LN if you want to get there a bit faster. I like the series as it is now, but what took it to a 10/10 for me was where it goes later so I would say give the WN a shot if you are interested.

@Ekdeep This isn't the first time we've seen modern tech, though. I had completely forgotten about this, but page 1 showed us Tokyo 2060 with the hero being persuaded by some kind of demon to do what he wants with his life. We also know from 4.1 that there was an ancient civilization that was...

@ErikMm I came to check the chapter comments for this reason, and was equally disappointed at the lack of mentions of said topic. Author check ur work, for the love of god. Those eyes many times grosser than anything about poor paisen here.

@421cookies With how things have been going, this is way more likely to go down a yaoi route than a yuri route.....

This isn't what I was hoping for..... But who cares, I'm having a blast with it nonetheless.

@dieseldargon Kumo Desu Ga, Nani Ka? is hands the down the best isekai I've read. This is one of my favorite isekais, but I'd put Kumo several tiers above it. Saihate no Paladin has been pretty good too, and shows a lot of potential, so, unless it ends up being a serious disappointment, I'd put...

I'm surprised how much people are hating on this, I'm enjoying it. I'll admit the pacing is a bit wonky and the characters can feel a bit inconsistent, but I'm not seeing the trash that everyone in the comments is. This is significantly above most isekai I find. It's not great, but it's plenty...

Came because while rereading this it suddenly occurred to me that the hero taking Succyun back home instead of the actual princess could be a happy ending for all parties involved. Glad to see I wasn't the only one who thought this

How the hell does Eiji manage to have a big sister fetish and not get seduced by Koto-nee?

I'm glad this is getting updates again. I got super into it when the first chapter came out, then suffered painfully over the long release drought. I wasn't feeling the belt princess at first, but her ridiculous over-the-top attitude in this chapter made me warm up to her. Over the top...

I notice he didn't lose the "in love with me" part of his delusion. I love how much of a magnificent bastard this guy is.

The way he gained a bit of his usual glare at the end there was a nice touch

@rigald00 How many chapters did you actually read? The first couple chapters are the only ones I would call downright bullying. The rest is a lot lighter and more along the lines of teasing, with a fair bit of sexual tension thrown in. This isn't just a series for masochists, it's something...

It's baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack.

Loving the way the serialization is expanding and improving on the original webcomic without losing what made the original good. Case in point: the consistently horrible naming sense of all the ninjas. That was a nice little touch.