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A sweet resolution to a nice arc. Not too drawn out. Sometimes when the author has resolved a big conflict with the main couple, the plot can get sidetracked. This feels different though, and I'm a fan.

Very nostalgic, very sweet. I'd love to read another work from this author.

Impressive catch. Makes me want to go fishing on the rocks.

I was all ready to read chapter two. I forgot this is a one shot.

That's rough buddy. Your childhood sounds like it sucked.

Feel like Neji san has really upped the art in this one. Very clean!

https://www.cracked.com/article_29082_japans-love-bizarre-beef-bowl-bullying.html

I want to see more of Miruporon. Her arc has been very engaging. Not that I don't like the main couple or anything.

This is reminding me a little bit of Earthsea so far. Pleasantly surprised with how the manga has developed.

Here's to our lives being meaningless, and how beautiful it is, because freedom doesn't have a purpose.

"okamoto" too on the nose

Her father is an astounding man.

My thoughts exactly. Incredibly derivative in nature

The description for deconstruction Mandragoras referenced works with me. That's why I like Grimgar, it makes you look at the world and then go "Man, I'd probably just be a side character, and killing things is messy, and dangerous, and more than a little terrifying. There's not too too many...

I want to forget When the isekai world cannot figure out how rice works, and the protagonist has to teach them how to prepare and cook a crop they've ostensibly had for centuries, probably millenia. Manga is hazure potion ga shouyu datta no de ryouri suru koto ni shimashita. Which unironically...

So I'd like to compile my short list of Isekai Tropes I often or consistently see It's just a videogame: Either the isekai is just a video game, or is for all intents and purposes analogous to a videogame. Status screens, level ups, classes, quests, and power levels. Hidden potential: Our...

Hai to Gensou no Grimgar.exe My frustration with the genre is that saying isekai is "self-delusional power fantasy" does not contradict criticism or complaints about it. But when I say "the obsession with slavery is weird", and "Japanese nationalism is weird", or "Man, there's a lot of shit...

Incredibly vapid. Read five chapters in, and every character is a cut-out stand-in for an annoying self obsessed protagonist. I give it a 2/10

She had the harnesses ready?

You love to see it.