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So you seem to have used an AI translator to put it through 70 different languages, because that no longer bears any resemblance to what I said. No one is questioning whether it is a hot dog. The question is whether it is similar enough to a specific type of hot dogs that a famous person eats...

It's not just many worlds, though. It's got recursive time travel, fixed events, and a numerical display of how close you are to the desired outcome based on how you're changing the timeline. There's a lot more in common with S;G than the average multi world story.

If you have some patience, that one can be read on Square's official manga app, Manga Up. You get four chapters' worth of free points twice a day.

More likely this. It has some strong similarities in the guy becoming a hero in the other world and returning to the same point only to discover that there were supernatural forces in his original world the whole time and he's stronger than any of them. That one had a better isekai experience...

So the teacher just happens to be hanging out on the path to the dungeon which just happens to be related to stuff Ruisha really wants to know and it just so happens that he's carrying around a potion he doesn't need. Nothing suspicious here at all.

Not true. After leaving Liam, he ends up training other people in the hopes of having them double KO with Liam and he attains the same results. He can teach anyone to use the Flash. He has no idea what exactly works or why in his training methods, but he can replicate them.

At first I thought Tohru was going to make a Kobayashi constellation.

Well, Liam's teacher is actually despite his scamming apparently very good at teaching somehow, so it's not the worst type to have. The crests probably take the ambiguity out of it though.

It's not isekai. The guy has always lived in this world. Sure, it happens to be a world different from ours, but the genre of isekai involves a character moving from one world to another. Without that it's just fantasy.

Some others have been mentioned, but there's also the Agarest War series in which each game goes through multiple generations of wooing one of multiple heroines and passing on the protagonist position to your kid with the exception of the PSP one which has only two generations. In that one...

How did you expect to beat Tohru to it?

It's a retranslation from the Korean translation, so several things changed and sometimes the lines don't quite match the situation or flow well.

She explained that. In order to have that power, he would either need to spend more time with her than humans live, or kill her and steal it. Normally you wouldn't expect the former since he's not dead from old age.

He doesn't want to fuck. He wants to overcome temptation.

Wait. The fireworks have started, and they can still hear each other? What magic is this?

Considering that they got in it and it reacted like liquid, it seems very unlikely that it was actual gold.

It might not be anything in particular. It might just be to show us more about Akane. If there is anything, though, it would be that she finds Miu straightforward and easy to understand.

Bambi was born from an egg? No wonder his mom got shot. They must have thought she was an invasive alien species.

There are two in IS, but it's IS, so...

Of course it did. The goal of romcoms is to avoid progression.