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The reversal after the grabbing-the-arm panel was a great gag.

Strange women lying in ponds distributing axes is no basis for… actually, I'm okay with this.

Gave me a flashback to how Lovey Bears were made in Futurama.

Fine, you lifted his curse for free so he didn't have to cut his own arm off. Now boot his ungrateful overprotective picky ass out. At least that's what I'd like to say, but the pop-up quest appears to be mandatory.

I liked the early-mid parts like the one I quoted where he's interacting with normal people. The huge god-tier multidimensional fights take over in the later half and that's where I lost interest.

“I Became Jörmungandr In A Fantasy World” on novelupdates.

My favorite take on the stereotypical bandit encounter was in the Jörmungandr isekai WN.

Getting some Bowsette vibes from that last panel.

Classic evil overlord response, kills his own henchman first instead of ambushing the actual threat.

Good kitty!

He's got good looks, a nice chest, and can change into both a cute little kitty and a battle cat. He's a keeper!

Ok so who's been protecting her from assassins before now?

Not even a single thought about returning the egg…

I miss the greedy frog girl.

This chapter hinted that Qi’er is also a reincarnator, but this story is so chaotic it’s hard to believe it’ll get a proper follow-up.

It barely takes a speck of dust to offend a cultivator, so it was funny seeing him flail around for an excuse.

Ok, that was a very cool way to trigger the opening. Also, apparently cultivators are vulnerable to standard Japanese gangster extortion tactics.

Never until now have I considered requesting a photo booth at the House of Toast.

This episode was brought to you by Yoko's complete and total disregard for boundaries.

Isabelle having the time of her life playing a book-perfect villainess while also being a total cinnamon roll and fangirl to Monica is one of the small highlights of the story. I was not expecting the Fibonacci sequence to show up in a nursery rhyme.