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Weird. I'd say they looked fine until this chapter. Another thing that bothers me is these broad, rectangular-shaped shoulders. The artist does seem to have an easier time drawing the characters in loose-fitting clothes and static poses.

The manga's such a sausage fest that there wasn't even room for proper fanservice. It's so easy to gain this tag, all it takes is one graphic damsel-in-distress scene, which can happen even in wholesome manga, and artists are always eager to stretch it into multiple panels and use lewd language...

Kuushii's always doing something silly.

Is that a jab at those very impatient shippers who get upset if things are going nowhere after five chapters? Looks like the progress is about to slow down.

That's a great ending, every axed manga should end like this. Imagine starting a new manga, reading a few chapters, nervous MC's about to offer his new friend to walk home together, then you turn the page to get jumpscared by a 'I pronounce you husband and wife', credits roll. Was this parent...

The brat did say this is what he should've bought.

That was a brand new jacket...

Yes, the immense aura of a salaryman who can tirelessly power through any hardship. But instead of collapsing from overwork, he'll keep getting stronger in the dungeon. That receptionist has just witnessed the birth of a monster.

Tension like in a spy thriller. Two agents trying to avoid suspicion in public are now about to confront each other face to face.

They're really going to become feared delinquents at this rate.

Sounds like a symbolic classification by function or class rather than weapon. The other two being warrior and hunter, this one sounds like a treasure-hunting role that has you descend into dark dungeons, and that implies lighting your way with a torch, I guess.

A new one? I was only halfway done binging the old one once I noticed it ended. In that case I'll probably read them side by side. It seemed like an interesting and chill read.

He failed at starting a conversation, she failed at bribery. Both failed successfully.

If there's one thing in life that guarantees results when you try hard, it's cleaning! Such a silly, yet profound thing to say. Sounds like something a drill sergeant would say. Image search says it's the University of Oxford.

You can almost the gears spinning in MC's head (and the author's), trying to make up excuses. 'Wait a minute, isn't this technically, theoretically just a little bit not cool? Am I kind of a bully here? Well, I guess it's fine if I say it's just a prank afterwards.'

Hamita writes a variety of stories: good, bad, cute, weird... I don't mind those. However, lame stories - ones with a lot of build-up that goes nowhere and make you go 'That's it?' - those suck. Well, it keeps readers guessing, at least. When you get a bunch of crap endings, it's all the more...

Drinking horns. Fancy.

I like those notes of his. A little laconic and plain, but you can tell he put a lot of thought into them.

Sometimes? I just read through this whole thing overnight and it's been continuous body horror, slaughter, exploitation and mortal peril since the first chapters.

Great art, relatable characters, big brows. Instant follow.