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At last, after all these years of Berserk references in Fromsoft games, a Fromsoft reference in Berserk... The circle is complete...

No Bojji, it's not totally normal for someone to be stabbed through the chest and head multiple times and wake up a few minutes later completely fine, that's not right. I know you do it all the time, but still. 😂

"Ever since your near-death experience last year, Lady Villayn Essdottir, you have fascinated the country with your countless innovations. You have wowed the culinary world with your discoveries of soy sauce and curry bread, you have solved the rat infestation plaguing the capital with your...

Actual huge twist. Justus not being as much of an evil mastermind as Harold thinks he is. He still might be an evil mastermind - he's interested in powerful heroes, but didn't say why, exactly - but even so, it's a real surprise that he doesn't even seem to know about the Stellar Tribe attack...

It's pretty funny. Edith is concerned about how quickly events are diverging from the plot of the original novel, that not all of these developments are good ones, and worries if this is all really for the best. Meanwhile, in the comments, I keep seeing fans of the real-world novel saying the...

Fair play! I see what you mean, now. I think it's a bit nitpicky, for a minor inconsistency between one logo drawn on a curved cloth surface being viewed from an angle, and an equivalent logo being projected by nobody into an imaginary space for the benefit of the reader, but you are correct...

The logo on the... wagon? Was drawn incorrectly? By the artist? Are you sure about that?

There's something really heartwarming about them just being kids, coming up with little plans and getting in trouble together. I've read so many (too many lmao) of these heartwarming childcare stories where the main character is perfectly knowledgeable and well-mannered and only gets scolded...

Short and sweet. I appreciate a story that can wrap itself up neatly and tidily, instead of stringing itself out and diluting its own premise. A good read.

Mmm. It's set up as this ultimate karmic resolution, the author stripped of her power and finally facing the music, but the situation has gone on for so long and is so complicated that it doesn't really work with a simple revenge. I can see it from Edith's perspective - imagine meeting god, and...

I appreciate all the commenters giving the author the benefit of the doubt, and wondering why the protagonist doesn't simply give a firm and decisive "No" to his fawning child bride, like a normal adult would, as if being forced by external social pressure into accepting her isn't the whole...

Especially after she shared her memories with her parents. That could've gone very differently, lmao.

You're asking me why she should care about the mysterious magical force that is actively preventing her from dying? I mean... so she can die? If you want to enter a room, but the door is locked, you don't have to care about why someone locked it, but you should probably try to find a key...

This series is kind of insane, this is the most unhinged protagonist I've seen in a while. If it was just her, I could kind of get it, she was already desperately suicidal and her situation after transmigrating has only gotten worse, but the fact that this other guy sees her, just standing...

It's nice that she's feeling happier about herself, but I have extremely mixed feelings about the word of god status screen calling her completely normal-looking body "overweight" and in need of a magical berry to "fix". Your own magical wish-fulfilment cheat skill agreeing with your bullies is...

Okay, it's pretty funny that she gets reincarnated into a completely new and unfamiliar historical pseudo-European setting, and is immediately like "Is this an otome game? I've never played one, but I read stories about people getting reincarnated into otome games all the time, so that's gotta...

Please look forward to next season's main character, a man who has refined and advanced the art of headbutting to unprecedented heights, through a combination of gruelling training, generational talent, genius-level ingenuity, strapping a claymore mine to his forehead, and unwavering dedication.

It seemed like the old man was curious if Hanayama would be able to hold on to his sense of aesthetics and code of manliness if he went up against Jack's vicious biting style, but it seems like a silly question, no? Hanayama went up against Musashi and didn't waver, I don't see him changing...

Mao being grossed out and not wanting to eat bugs is so funny when she'd jump at the chance if they were poisonous lmao

I thought there was going to be a final twist where they realised that Princess Victie was secretly Kirio the whole time, and Leo's whole plan of replacing the saint's face with his own and preparing a corpse with a destroyed head in advance was all so nobody would be able to recognise Kirio and...