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If I had a nickel for every time an isekai'd person turned a race of beings into chuunis, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's wild it's happened twice. Wonder if the rabbitmen will get any Explosion enthusiasts?

Huh. Interesting. Normally, when we get these isekai returnee series, the MC was 100% unaware of the supernatural being a thing pre-isekai (if it even was a thing and not some god's fuckery); here, though, it's established that the supernatural is a thing and that the MC was intimately familiar...

Thing is, she literally can't come out of his command spell until she achieves said command, which is to become his loyal wife; to become her own person again, she has to genuinely love him and give up any thoughts of betrayal permanently. If she comes out of it and has a thought of betraying...

It's not really "no reason". He hates fantasy species in general because they're responsible for his family's death (least, I think that was his backstory), along with a ton of death and destruction. But then he got to know some of them and formed a bond with them, regardless of how...

As long as it ain't a dagger, does it matter?

Or not created directly, but just some law of the universe that cheating isekai'd folk get loyal, braindead groupies that exist solely for them, but only as long as they're undefeated as a way to parody all the slop with instant harems.

Far as anyone's been able to tell in the past, it's just the artist deciding to overemphasize the difference between Sylphy and Dyne, the water spirit, because you'll notice Sylphy didn't really start shrinking until after the boob spirit that is Dyne was introduced.

Did you miss the part where skills are fixed by your class? A swordsman can't typically learn magic skills, so what point is there in having a sword that can transform into a staff? An archer can't learn sword skills, so what point is there in a bow that can turn into a sword? Or gauntlets that...

He's trying to catch a fish barehanded.

Understandable, but still a shame.

So, what are the odds he's actually like the MC or just lying through his teeth to get laid? 50-to-1 in favor of lying?

Yeah, I remember that meeting, but was that knowledge spread to the other students? 'Cause I don't remember who all was there when he met up with the teacher again. That's why I'm wondering if his arm is common knowledge and whether or not they'd infer his eye being the same.

Come to think of it, do they actually know it's a prosthetic arm? If he hasn't removed it in front of them, they could assume it's just an edgy gauntlet.

Good thing Tozawa didn't realize he was feeling jealous, else she could hydrate the entire population of the Sahara.

I mean, I'm on my feet for 12 hours a day for roughly the same amount of money this middle schooler made killing what are effectively harmless pests. Meanwhile, while he's doing that, he's getting what are basically super powers and all I'm getting is back pain.

For those curious, as of this comment, 100k Yen is roughly 685$ USD or 6.5k Norwegian Krone. ... Which is also about as much as I make in a week at my job, where I work 42 hours a week. I know which career path I'd prefer.

There's another series that also took this approach: From Leveling Up The Hero to Leveling Up a Nation (got hit by the recent nuke, so actual chapters are elsewhere). TL;DR: MC's ability is "training others", making him a fantastic teacher, but only up to a certain point. Once the hero's party...

It's Twitter, dude. Don't try to understand it if you value your brain cells.

That little sister is beyond stupid. MC's jobless, meaning he's the dregs of society as far as everyone's concerned, yet he's going toe-to-toe with a sage (albeit, a bored one). If that doesn't qualify for the kingsguard, her entire bodyguard detachment should be immediately fired.