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He's purely a support buffer, so maybe he was able to negotiate the club pres as his proxy fighter because a one on one wouldn't be fair. The blessing of the sword god isn't fair either, but...

It's very common, but in this series they haven't really overplayed it compared to what you see in other series where the Japanese are always foreign conniving invaders committing underhanded schemes to prevent the poor Koreans from reaching their true potential. Here, the MC was a chef trained...

Now he's appealing to Ryozo's stomach with her own cuisine by upstaging the head chef of a highly acclaimed restaurant. What a cunning man. That said, it's also interesting that his previous world's experience is being challenged right as he's begun questioning the erasure of his memories and...

Cats play with snakes, but snakes eat rabbits. See chapter 17.5. Perhaps?

If I'm not mistaken, it's not that he's ugly by our world's standards, but that he is by theirs; the Goddess made all the Hyumans exceptionally beautiful by default. We have seen others perspectives on his appearance, albeit showing him exactly how he is to us.

Her parents eloped together over 1000 years ago, but we don't know when they had her.

I shouldn't be surprised.

Without actually knowing anything, I feel like they'd be a lot weaker than rank 4 because in a meta sense that allows the player to grow with them. We've just seen what an heir to a major household who is praised for his magic was capable of, so as long as they're above the corpse here at...

Personally, I had the opposite impression; I loved the later part of the story and found the chapters there much more memorable and impactful thanks to the fully fleshed out supporting cast. Different strokes for different folks though.

This poaching attempt feels a bit early. It makes me wonder if Esther will seriously enter the equation given her current mindset and Max's sole interest in Joy. Maybe she'll get left behind at this company? I really thought she'd join their side project job hunting hustle because they...

Have you read Horimiya?

Wow. She heard what he said, saw his reaction to realizing she heard it (and we've been told his emotions show very clearly on his face), and then thought about it for a while before deciding to invite him over late at night despite her apparently notable past of rejecting many colleagues...

They already showed he has a limited resource which depletes every time he "respawns".

This is honestly an incredibly disappointing chapter. I thought the set-up was intended for her to pretend to be convinced and follow his will so that they could reinforce the friendship defeating him together... Instead she betrays Meryl, fails to do anything of note, and now Meryl has to rely...

The game's really sabotaging him.

She gained the power after her dad passed away, iirc.

Huh. Are we the radio listeners?

He already reached a state where no one could perceive him aside from our main cast during the last loop.

The death with any "incorrect" choice feels very repetitive and contrived because he shows no reaction to actually being killed. The ending of this first chapter should be a hook, but it feels more like a one-shot with the pacing and neat resolution.

The washing machine stream setup reference is nice.