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No it's not. よう is not the same as "Yu". よう is closer to how you would say the exclamatory "Yo—!" (not exactly, but I'm too lazy to bust out IPA). With the name being "陽", "You" is the same character as in the name "陽介" or "Yosuke" First semester Japanese lesson: The capital of Japan: 東京. How...

Yeah, I agree with you. Shiro could have responded better. The author has basically made it so that all of Ninoritch (plus Shiro) has a single communal brain cell; everyone else is playing pass-the-idiot-ball to advance the plot.

That is an absurd take! Suama is a child that deserves protection just as much as Aina. The only person responsible is Celes; the demon who actually kidnapped the child. Shiro can't "give" suama to Celes; that would be morally reprehensible. If the only way to save Aina was to give up Suama...

He didn't 'let' Celes take Aina. He refused to allow Suama being kidnapped, and couldn't think of a reasonable lie that could convince the demon looking for an egg. His being an idiot and refusal to allow Suama's kidnapping doesn't make him culpable/responsible for Aina's kidnapping.

The local lord was deposed by the legal authority (the royal family to which the land was subordinated to). The bigger issue is identity confirmation, in my opinion.

Real life hypnosis doesn't really make you do something you really don't want to do. It's current applications are primarily for those who do want to accomplish something but lack focus or willpower (addiction, habit control, weight loss/eating control). But just like any suggestibility type of...

Well, she did fall. If she suffered a concussion and developed some kind of fluent-type aphasia similar to dysnomia/paraphasia, she better hope for spontaneous recovery because I doubt their world has a Paul Broca or Karl Wenicke to diagnose and start some kind of treatment.

I'll take it over the ending to Elf Deck.

It's not that. Shiro just has the privilege of having knowledge of "advanced" technology and medicine, and a network of connections that are all ridiculously OP. He holds the idiot ball as much as everyone else though, which gets frustrating since he's the character we see the world through...

It was nuanced (and reasonable) advice. Act carefully; out of consideration of your current headspace, you're better off not doing anything just yet. Your recklessness might cause you to hurt each other. A lot less pointless drama in romcoms would occur if characters communicated and didn't act...

The WN is the true end of the story. The Light Novel cuts off at a little under 60% of the story, but is definitely more polished. I can't find my LN volume 3 at the moment, but anybody who finishes v3 should be able to pick up at Ch 69 of the WN for the remainder, and the actual happy conclusion.

My friends aren't doing restaurant work for hustle money; the whole point in bringing up their salary is that the occasional shifts basically amount to a rounding error in income. There's also a difference between a busy night at a restaurant and a terrible night filled with assholes. I'd say a...

Depends on your day job I guess. I know a few people on salary making over $100k USD who still occasionally pick up weekend shifts at a bar/restaurant. It isn't terrible if the people you're serving aren't terrible, so I could see the appeal of doing it online. It's like people who do...

The title "An Introvert's Hookup Hiccups: This Gyaru Is Head Over Heels for Me!" is the localized English title by J-Novel Club (so it's the official English title). The other title, "The Gal Who Was Meant to Confess to Me as a Game Punishment Has Apparently Fallen in Love with Me" is a direct...

Mia perceives herself to be self-centered. Honestly, her own thoughts betray her own perceptions of herself. The only person who really knows her character well enough to asses how "selfish" she is is... original timeline Ludwig. The Syosetu WN translation by Fan Translations is quite far...

One running theory I've seen is that the narrator is unreliable because the narrator is actually Mia, who is already unable to recognize her own introspection and growth as a person, as well as understating her actual contributions. I'm not sure I subscribe to that theory, but it sometimes feels...

It's coming soon! It'll be adapted by Silver Link. Broadcast is scheduled for October this year (2023), on Tokyo MX, MBS, and BS11.

It's in Volume 3, the interlude between Chapter 2 and Chapter 3. If you read on J-Novel Club, it's Volume 3 Part 4.

@reu, what @HDMI1 said was accurate. @Hermann Elf Deck’s MC was so poorly developed I ended up sympathizing with the side characters more than them (the MC). The original concept of a world governed by Magic the Gathering mechanics and the implications over how it would relate to and the...

@darekpawlo after what happened in the author & artist’s other work Elf Deck, I can no longer trust that this will necessarily stay wholesome.