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If he's so good at reading lines, he could either have been a voice actor, or someone who reads for audio books. :thonk:

The brother was always being annoying about eating the eggs, this time didn't feel any more serious, so his need to runaway just comes across as kinda forced. Both his parents were still great to him, his sisters were too, only his brother was obnoxious and that's all he was, really. He could...

I should have guessed the development from the title, but I was still surprised. :dogkek:

The change was pretty sudden and jarring, they probably should have dedicated a couple of pages, or even a couple of panels, to montage their weight loss. :thonk:

How'd this guy get isekai'd into the game? Did he also die? Anyway, glad that we do get to see a resolution between the worker and the boss, so criticism from ch.2; rescinded. :meguusmug:

Huh, so maybe the boss has isekai'd as well, in which case my criticism from ch.2 is mute... or maybe not, we'll see. :dogkek:

I think it's the first time I've seen someone isekai'd into their own creation so openly own the 'god' moniker. :thonk:

I had joked last chapter that the wound the new guy spoke of was on his heart, rather than his eye, and I can see I wasn't too far off. :dogkek: He's kind of annoying though, we'll see how he is in a couple of chapters though.

He's talking about the wound on his heart, not that scar on his eye. :dogkek:

Oh, was the initial comment on my thoughts on it not enough?: I don't think there's much more for me to say on it. Besides I've seen this kind of unresolved setup in a few other series, so I wanted to make a comment on it.

This is actually a fairly reasonable/realistic situation where someone discovers an exploit for their skill. So often, in similar stories, the person just use their skill fairly regularly, and other adventurers act as if that is some big creative discovery.

We're in the comment section for the chapter where that happened. Where else am I going to make a comment about that, if not here? And a single comment (and replying to those who reply to me) hardly constitutes being 'hung up' on something, or should I say you're hung up on my comment? :dogkek...

Oh sure, but that didn't require a terrible boss character who was the one who essentially killed the MC (via overwork), now did it? :dogkek: For example, it could have been a nice boss who made those changes, and everybody was going through crunch!

This seems like it's a good way into comedy, but it hasn't got that tag? Does it get a lot more serious as it goes on? I suppose it would, as people die. :thonk:

I was kinda expecting something bad to happen to the old lady solo hiker (and still sort of am). :dogkek:

I don't really see the point of giving the isekai'd person a backstory like an abusive boss, and then just immediately moving on from it, if it bares no relevance to the story. It'd be one thing if it was a small subplot that got resolved in this chapter (like the boss being arrested for...

Even during serious life or death situations, there's still some time for gooning. :meguusmug:

While it's definitely fine as a laid back read on a 'do-nothing' day, I find the lack of any sort of resolution for the romance, which is the main thrust of the series, to be pretty disappointing and leaving the entire thing kind of lacking. Perhaps, if the author didn't want to have anything...

Honestly, the more I read, the more I hate almost all the characters besides the MC; she's the only one who seems somewhat rational and kind. Everyone else acts so juvenile and seemingly twists the MC's arm into making them food. Frankly I wish she started only making small servings for herself...

How can a heterosexual romance story feel so gay!? :dogkek: I really like the MC, though I'm not sure about the MMC yet - he acts like a tough guy (not the act he's putting on, but standing up to the ruffians), but then has no strength whatsoever, so I'll hold my opinions on him.