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I suppose she didn't exactly say what the ring does, but didn't she literally tell the protag not to say anything about what she was after at all?

That and the fact that he's basically been 1-2 steps above comatose for a while now, so he hasn't exactly had much opportunity to use his adult mind, which would make said regression even easier.

My question is, will one of the remaining human fighters be snubbed their chance due to Buddha switching sides, or will they find a way to sneak/shoehorn an extra fight in?

Everyone's saying kill her, but the a**hole leader would definitely brand him a murderer for that. His only defense would be his own party member's testimony, but she could easily be written off as a co-conspirator. Better to play the long game and drag her out kicking and screaming for...

"No, we can't raid the enemy HQ yet, you have to learn this secret technique that assures victory!" -> Proceeds to skip the training and raid the HQ in the same mini-chapter. Also, why didn't she use this sure-kill technique herself? Probably can only be used by primordial sword users if I had...

Theoretically if she had gotten off her butt a bit sooner she could have defeated him, since she wasn't part of Auto-Mode's battle calculations, only her dolls. But based on her only attack being a desperate lunge (and her literally being carried around on a palanquin), she probably has no...

Uhm, doesn't killing them while nullifying their immortality also result in a "reduction of the strength of the gods' army"? At that point you might as well just let them leave.

Oh god that silhouette. I hope we don't have to look at the #UglyBastard 's face too much.

I'm half expecting the priest to be the character of his kouhai back on earth. That or the Hero/their descendant.

It would seem the ability to evoke sympathy is not in this author's wheelhouse, cuz holy shit she's a bitch. It'd be one thing if she said "we're not friends anymore", but she went the extra mile to "I was just pitying you, we were never friends"

I expected him to just break off a piece of it, but nope, he just dented it to hell. God what a moron. His lack of boundaries with women (no mother or female friends), and lack of understanding of money, I can understand. But selling someone else's possession (granted, the princess DID say they...

This is the grandmother of all corners the author wrote themself into here. I could think of at least a dozen different ways they could've avoided this travesty and without even getting rid of this cool idea for a villain.

If this isn't an example of writing yourself into a corner idk what is

The janitor is quite good at cleaning up trash.

Convenient knowledge is convenient. I guess they *did* mention in chapter one that he graduated college, but without knowing what he majored in, him knowing how to *make* coke is a bit Gary Stu-ish.

If I had to guess, she can debuff things (possibly including time itself) to an infinite crawl (i.e. as close to "Zero" as possible) like Satoru Gojo's Infinity powers from Jujutsu. That's how she "delayed" his healing. As for how those "weak" attacks essentially petrified him so he crumbled on...

Lmao, they have jurisdiction over "all food"? Gimme a break, how do they even still exist as a government with a law like that? Even in a fantasy world, that'd cause riots or mass emigration.

Oh dear, not more of the "don't know your own strength" trope.... I hope he figures it out quickly for my sanity's sake.

Honestly if he's been there that long taking lessons from her, surely she should have realized he's retaining everything despite the napping. Or is this special lesson his first actual exam he's taken?

So he wasn't able to find any kiterature on Zeus (cuz he's from another world), but he conveniently came up with the name Athena.