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Can definitely see. MTL much?

..the series finished years ago. That’s in… 10 chapters.

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The LN for this isn’t even a year old, the WN is from 2023 and even the orignal short story it is based on is from 2022. There are plenty of villainess time leap stories out there.

Eli is not a common diminutive for Elizabeth since that’s normally a boy’s name and pronounced differently. Ellie is more usual.

That TO Books is still first and foremost a light novel publishing company is evident in that 99% of their manga are adaptions of (and thus, at least in part, adverts for) their own LN titles (the only manga original exception I can think of is Dance in the Vampire Bund, and that wasn’t even...

This chapter was in the February issue on Dengeki Maoh that came out on December 26th. As stated at the bottom of the last page, the next chapter is due in the March issue due out on January 27th (the Maoh site is still down following the Kadokawa hacks in June). It’s not listed for preorder...

“of a scanlation”

It’s sold as chapters. Thats why they’re all under 200¥, under 40 pages and all have identical covers. Eventually, they’ll hopefully release a combined edition. For example, another series from the same publisher (found one that doesn’t need a VPN to boot) Individual chapters: フィクサーキラー...

…those are chapters. There are 8 chapters. It’s being sold in individual chapters, not multiple 30-odd page volumes all with the same cover.

So… you’re not guessing based on the cover, you’re just dropping unmarked spoilers. Hey ho.

The Amazon.jp link is there already and it’s the same ASIN so you only need to change the domain to .com but for convenience: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B0DG6M4SRG https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DD6WCS5M https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0DD6WCS5M

I think where I first remember encountering futuristic advertising was Shatner’s TekWar novels, or something from that era anyway. I remember adverts above the road that followed you as you drove, in the TV series depicted as projected by endless towers like street lights.

Pg 15: I’m almost certain Rhodri isn’t threatening her with an enema, especially since he said カンチョー, not 浣腸.

A stitch of the spread from this chapter (again from the web raw, because when I did it the volume wasn’t out)

It was using the web raws because the volume wasn’t out at the time, but I stitched the spread at the end.

The second volume is the last volume. There were 4 chapters in the first volume. There are 9 chapters on Corona Ex. It doesn’t take a genius to work out that chapters 5-9 will be in that second volume. As with “The Earth-san Has Leveled Up” .

Should be noted that Stalker and Otherside Picnic (mentioned above) both owe a debt to the 70s Russian sci-fi novel Roadside Picnic by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky.

Apropos of nothing, just thought I’d mention that the tankoubon has next to no steam.