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This series has no status quo and I'm here for it. :D

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I suppose.

I've yet to see those huge cultural differences mentioned in the previous chapter. It was in chapter 60. Admittedly, that was released 2 years ago.

Funny that Souma suddenly starts worrying about cultural differences, when some chapters ago he was confident he can overcome them simply by throwing everyone into the same city.

I wonder what Miya would think if she were to find out that the guy has a hugging pillow of her at home...

"I'm married, but my husband is never around, so I hang out with the dashing single apothecary all the time." Is that supposed to be reassuring? :P

I'm not sure I understand. Does the dungeon get nourishment merely from visitors? Even if none of them die or anything? Why put monsters in the dungeon then in the first place?

Maybe the baby dragon doesn't understand Japanese, but has some sort of telepathy instead...?

Why indeed.

It's wild that Melida's dad is still trying to remove her from school. Come the hell on...

Oh no. :eek:

No, it's not. It exists in other languages as well. Strictly speaking it's also just a fancy word for twelve.

I honestly did not notice anything with the page quality. If you didn't tell me it was from the magazine, I wouldn't have suspected a thing.

What is Δ1/2/3 on the diagram...?

I have to wonder who Reina's mother was, because the apple apparently (and thankfully) fell really far from the tree.

So what's keeping the noble bastard from coming up with nonsense in the middle of this duel as well...? I'm not sure I understand the difference.

Tool-assisted epiphany

Fair enough. if you believe we're underestimating the impact of comments being available right there in the chapter viewer in terms of user engagement, then I can understand why you would prioritize such a feature. I just hope you're ready for what you're getting yourselves into. You will have...

This series has always been something of an outlier in terms of pacing, as it has done a good job at evolving the status quo. So I'm inclined to believe the authors.

"Fewer letters than I imagined" - for a 57-letter alphabet. He's Japanese alright. XP