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The pragmatic answer would be, "I didn't want to break my face on your helmet." 😛

If you were expecting Mahouka Koukou, but without the incest, political world-building, and sci-fi elements. . . . you're not that far off.

Calm down? Well, there's the possibility of them being given a false identity under interrogation (from their point of view).

@mildev Yeah, it feels like steps have the wrong names. I wonder if this will ever come up again.

Sure they can keep their weapons. They're being exiled to the hellish surface world. Tis' an act of mercy.

Hmm, it's like she's being groped remotely.

I was hoping for "hardworking weapons master is actually an appraiser" but nope.

There's a crucial element that needs to be removed when adapting work into anime/film. Take out the inner monologues and turn it into conversation. It just doesn't work, focusing on that character and making their voice echo. The focus and pacing is just unnatural and it makes the scene feel...

I'm not sure about reading another "author nerfs global IQ for power fantasy" setting. So Blacksmiths are weakest because they only make weapons and everyone's born with 1 powerful freebie? What about dual wielding or shields? What if the divine weapon is a shield? What if it's a bow...

For a moment there, I thought that was a microwave but then I saw the temperature dial. That oven door is opening in an odd direction too.

Once Japan gets ample access to resources, they'll have enough leeway to kick-start global domination. An enemy of an ally is the perfect excuse.

I see the author took the Kuril islands away from Russia. I wonder about Okinawa and the Senkaku islands that weren't shown.

Hate to ruin the sky date with a cute girl...

I hope that wasn't the actual black box he just crushed with his bare hands.

After this chapter, I can see why interest would drop. I'd have rather heard this segment from the MC's perspective after they reunite or from a secondary source. That they showed idiot-san's stats, but not the girls', is a clear indicator that we're going to see more of him for the next few...

She will destroy the kingdom, so put her under house arrest since birth. Sounds like one of those self-fulfilling prophecies where the preventative actions were the cause the entire time.

I'm confused. They try to threaten saying, "Don't you know who we work for?" and then they identify nobody at all.

Another reset reincarnation knowledge flip. Thank goodness this isn't some double/video game isekai where this is the third world... *fingers crossed.

That letter's intro line probably meant "I may not be the most faithful."

Tampering with her childhood memories probably awakened her memories of a previous life. So... the reason this is an isekai... is Wilfred's fault.