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Same, but I eventually (after way too much time) realized there was a time gap between the two. One is asking her parents to marry her and the other is calling out to Nell. And in the WN,

I'd estimate between 5 and 15 chapters (probably much closer to 5).

So, I tried japonica—specifically the calrose subtype—and while it is good, it's pretty much on par with the smooth white rice (the one with the noodle-like texture), just in a different way (like how both a Porsche and a Rolex are good, but in very different ways). I'll just leave it up to...

There was potential, but I feel like it's being wasted. There's so much that doesn't make sense, from how the main character won't stop acting against his interests (doesn't realize if he's dead now, he's accomplished nothing and betrayed all of his promises), to the heroine just acting like...

So we have two people acting on somewhat faulty history books (because the winner wrote it—or had an effect on the one writing it—to make himself look better than he was... like instagram selfies and life posts). In a way, this should help things go better because Wilhelm probably didn't train...

If no one else has proposed this (I didn't read all the comments): It seems she only recently became the leader. Her father had recently "fell" (ill, dead... I don't know). Honestly, she's a spoiled princess, and is acting somewhat realistically for that, with her pride not allowing her to see...

On one hand, I love that the sage regularly uses her staff as a mace. On the other... they just watched him do everything he needed to do to revive the dragon? Well, this is still one of the better ones.

Wait, isn't the demon lord ? The fact the generals don't know is crazy... unless they were intentionally left in the dark? Doesn't make sense to me, but oh well.

The further I read the more I despise the main character. And looking at these other comments, I can confidently say I'm not alone in that opinion. And that's a shame, because I really enjoyed just about everything else. I'd like to see this artist draw for a better story.

Okay, I was sure I clarified what I meant by "related to", but apparently I did not. I apologize. What I meant by "related to" was either having the same background or, if not, being on the MC's side ir useful to the MC in some way. I would have preferred if either the author or artist showed...

Nope, she hit the area starting with his lower ribs and ending on the non-sensitive part of the crotch. The sensitive bits really do hang between right at the bottom and a bit below. At worst he'd be winded (and gasping for breath) for a few minutes.

It's called silver world... does that imply one of her ancestors went to a different world, and that deity actually sent them back to earth, so her ancestor passed down the technique, and now that she's successfully used it it's recognized as a unique skill from that other world? Because if not...

And what's worse is they killed the side characters I did like. And come on, if that arrogant student's teacher died that easily, there's no way that arrogant student should have survived—I feel like that death was undeserved since he has time to panick and flee but his super prepared (and...

So... related to the MC, related to the MC, I'll give you Nyantan and the student's mentors. But if the students are from the MC's world, why were they so willing to dispose of the MC? Did the story make them that gleeful to do evil for the sake of adding drama artificially? Anyway, I went back...

I don't know. The art is nice, the premise is interesting, and I don't dislike the characters... but their characterization so far is really inconsistent (wild emotional swings) and some of it is hard to believe. That age and the human boy never made a friend before? The dragon girl gets over...

Can you prove "far from it"? What characters, unrelated to the MC, have shown genuinely good personalities without sudden deranged, evil twists? From what I've read, most of the characters in this story act deranged in some way to make them obviously evil—or at least easy to kill without feeling...

The girl was the person Nel was traveling with when they were trying to spy on the demon kingdom. She ended up smashing the emergency signal orb to summon Yuki. Nel faced a bunch of demons on her own and nearly got herself killed during the kerfuffle with the owl demon tribe.

So a younger Orlando Bloom? :P

Nintendo earned that Bowsette meme.

Honestly, I hate this trope so much. Like, I get that lots of people are scum, but not allowing even one decent group to exist that isn't related to the MC in some way? It's like authors can't help but tell everyone "I'm an amateur, I'm an amateur." Also, their behavior is contradictory: Vysis...