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Lemme help you, and surely many other future commenters who are going to keep complaining about this story. We get it. This story isn't for you. Is torturing yourself like this your idea of fun? Drop it and move on.

That's right! You can't get fired since it wasn't a job in the first place. So your friendship with Usoyama is safe! :thumbsup:

...are cavities the only reason you brush your teeth? :worry:

Oh you sweet summer child... :smugchisato:

...does the medical program apply when the professor has that time of the month? :meguusmug:

Preeetty sure Veteran Mahou Shoujo is cheating on the kids...

1. Become a chef. 2. Add your special ingredient to every meal. 3. ????? 4. Profit.

So is the Fanbox version gonna be miko-themed sex with him? Or will she be doing her "part time job" of "performing sacred cleansing" for the other visitors while the guy friend watches?

Oh my god... Inari's eye reveal! Edit: Actually, they were revealed multiple times individually at chapter 4, huh. It just feels rare.

I meant more that it's weird for the braid to have retained its structural integrity after all he's been through.

I also want a helpful Eldritch creature for my backpack.

I reckon it's just the professor's kink.

Kids these days have the attention span of a goldfish, and the attention to detail of a cabbage. I see no reason to blame the story for it.

I like my isekai slop like most of us here, but this may just be too generic for me...

Level 3 Wild Horned Rabbit spotted! Casting Lux Sacra of Total Unmaking!

I bet 5 cents the cockroach is a robot, too.

The fact that the fragment is just lying there after he managed to get it out of her probably means there's gonna be a situation where a fragment is lost or stolen. Last chapter, I assumed it would get transferred to him through the pee hole when he came inside, like a salmon swimming against...

After the rollercoaster we got in the earlier chapters, this too obvious and generic development just bores me too death.

You're pretty much on point with everything you've said. I had a similar, less developed thought about Kino having to remain mostly the same in order to preserve the comedic potential. My personal disagreement is with the degree to which the state you've described is a problem for this story...

You beat me to it. :pout: Was gonna mention how this is the only questionable thing in this chapter. As to the President thinking he can kill her, he hasn't really seen what she's truly capable of. Makes sense he'll try to eliminate someone who can jeopardise his mission, however difficult it...