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It is criminal how stories like these have main characters that are so set on being dense they will literally scramble to find the most insane troll logic to explain something very obvious. Repeatedly. I'm inclined to look for the upsides here but it's beating a dead horse how long these...

Reading elsewhere since chapters aren't available here. I'm interested in the premise and the characters but man is it taking its sweet time to get going. So much of this so far has been empty fluff. I'm not sure if the imagination spots / delusions are a bad thing yet but so far I haven't had...

I can somewhat enjoy the basic misunderstanding business but I absolutely loathe the degree to which this MC is irresponsible. If he knows / believes he is truly useless, it's insane to put yourself in that much debt. I just can't find it funny and laugh at that degree of financial...

Just started this elsewhere. I saw someone say that you could basically cut out most of the early chapters and it would be a better story, and I find myself agreeing with that. The whole 'warming dad up to build a relationship' is implied to be the overall premise but the story itself is frankly...

I found this one elsewhere and I'd say it's worth looking up. It's not perfect by any means, but it has a specific idea regarding it's 'broken saint' concept and it stays more or less faithful to it. Some of the details can detract from the overall result, like the author revealing more about...

I want to like this more but while there are some good points, everything comes together in an awkward or contrived way. The part that sticks out most to me is how jarring the transition is from 1) abusive relationship to 2) quitting abusive relationship cold turkey, very little apparent...

I guess all the chapters were already gone by the time I got here so I had to read elsewhere. Once the story gets going it's a little easier to overlook the faults but if you want to see them they can be kinda glaring. The initial premise doesn't quite make sense with who the MC is in the...

Clearly everyone is going to fall into one of two camps here, but the first couple of chapters in and I think the 'car project' side is most accurate. It really isn't helped when she actually regains some semblance of awareness of the world around her. To be sure, the discussion of what she...

I wouldn't say this is a complete waste of time but so far it's pretty lacking. Lots of rehashing of concepts explored much more intelligently elsewhere. I was also really hoping that her all-female party would have something refreshing to set it apart but it seems the entire idea is just to use...

This whole thing is basically a fever dream. I can't complain about half of it being the cooking stuff since that is the stated premise, but I'm definitely here more for the half that's about the sci-fi and philosophy stuff. And really, the more you find out about the world, the less it makes...

Mixed bag all around, but I do enjoy this overall. The thing that grinds on me though is yandere loli dragon sister is just a huge pain whenever there isn't an actual threat that justifies dragon powers. Well, and MC trying to ensure no one dies despite being obviously stupid evil with no hope...

I found quite a few bits of this to be genuinely interesting but the way it comes together, I can't help but feel like something important is missing. The party itself seems to be progressing but perhaps I am just buying into the mantra that keeps being repeated "they are nowhere near ready we...

The premise of this being a tragic novel is somewhat discarded right off the bat (hence the 'ruined') which is interesting because it dodges one of the hit-or-miss things we usually see where the MC keeps pulling random plot points out of their ass to resolve. None of the "oh right this is the...

I appreciate the serious tone for what is otherwise rehashing what we've seen across many other 'hunter' plots. But I can't help but notice that the MC is suspiciously causing himself a lot of grief by avoiding killing. It's not as bad as some of those borderline pacifist characters but really...

Reading this is making me lose brain cells. I can appreciate a manga that doesn't take itself TOO seriously but this one could stand to make it seem like the characters are actually living lives in their universe. This is like watching a sitcom where they break the fourth wall and play laugh tracks.

It's actually more interesting than you might think. He can gain abilities related to ANY machine that can tangentially 'dispense' something which allows him to provide solutions that otherwise would never occur in a standard plot. His inability to speak (beyond rehashing canned phrases) or move...

Overall things are enjoyable and I appreciate the attempts to share the author's love of the topic with the audience. There is one bit that perplexes me though, and that's that MC somehow seems to not only have knowledge from earth but also inexplicably will blurt out some trivia about a...

Not many chapters out at this point but I think I'm looking forward to seeing how this one plays out. There are a number of common tropes at play, including the 'regressor OP mage' sort of thing but having the MC have practical thief skills might make this more interesting than other similar...

Overall decent so far, though I think the title can be considered a bit accurate. At its core, this does faithfully execute what seems to be a common trope of 'isekai villainess manages to make everyone love her' and also 'has such low self esteem she struggles to believe other people can see...

There's a number of interesting ideas here but it sometimes feels disjointed. Like the author skipped a thought or lost a chapter and just started with another idea. And then sometimes remembers to go back and talk about previous ones to tie it back in again later. I don't normally quibble...