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Same. It hit me when I simply couldn't relate to a devastated roommate who's been dumped, other than suddenly feeling lucky for never having been afflicted with it. Ironically, I eventually ended up enjoying romance stories just fine, especially ones with thought bubbles containing detailed...

He isn't just dense, he doesn't just not see her as a girl - he genuinely sees her as nothing other than a favorite romcom character, and he selfishly wants his ship to sail. That's kind of heavy, to disregard someone's personhood and agency like that.

The previous chapter said that only monsters in dungeons give exp, the ones on the island don't.

Speaking of volume covers, they kinda make it look like she's getting older. Does this mean there's passage of time throughout the story or time skips ahead?

This went better than expected: no permanent damage, no mental trauma. Surely he didn't expect that kind of harm from this 'dangerous girl'. I like how he was able to immediately ease the tension with a funny story - he's getting good at this, and it's only been, what, two days that they've...

Racism, genocide, bounty hunting, cute edible creatures you wouldn't want to mess with... Deja vu.

I had a laugh when he said he had a 'spare daughter'. Now there's a guy who's prepared for any emergency.

What got me was the sudden silence in that whole page, not to mention the cliffhanger, right after all that mushy stuff.

The other girls already gave up and started rooting for MC...

It does look pretty good. I like the inky texture of the drawings and very deliberate line weights. Even the speech bubbles have their own personality, such as this slight, rough wobble when Mari is speaking with a weak voice.

This insistence on calling herself his wife, 'in Minecraft', still takes me by surprise and makes me laugh.

This interview was more like interrogation. I bet there was no article and that this nosy degenerate only wanted some juicy gossip. This is quite typical. Maybe the author simply likes pipe organs and wanted to put that in the story, no big reason. It was obvious for a while that they had...

24-hour clocks like the one on pg. 4 are so weird and dizzying to look at.

Well, it's not the mood they're trying to evoke unless they're writing a serious psychological tragedy specifically. In an otherwise lighthearted story such as this one it's not used for nuance but for the sense of danger, heroic rescue and... fanservice.

I like the way she carries herself with elegance, as pictured in these jaw-dropping illustrations. The artist gave a lot of attention to her hair and legs.

All that's missing at this point is the reincarnated-black-company-salaryman angle.

These hair magics are rather creative. The kind of skill a main character would have.

So much character exposition in this chapter, including a bunch of TMI.

I like the one on pg 27 where the cat spy has a fish bag instead of a carrot-themed accessory.

This guy is a grandmaster of consent. Literally incapable of doing anything without a say-so.