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I like how everyone's so quick to say "oh wow he's too trusting, they barely said anything and he's already considering it a loss" This is Karate Baka Isekai. Though I'm reserving judgment on this king until we actually get more chapters.

Deadbeat is hotter based on appearance alone, but Kobayashi is basically max husband material. It'd be interesting if this became a series where she keeps encountering reincarnated men from her past, but at the same time I don't think I could sit through it all when the first guy is essentially...

I want to see more Ooga-san now. Give beefy tall girl please.

Honestly, the "established character" isekai is something I'd like to see more often. Who cares if some random generic Japanese teenager gets sent to another world with a cheat skill, show me Kiryu from Yakuza getting isekai'd and throwing hands, Solid Snake doing his tactical espionage action...

I've read other "high school student pursues their teacher romantically" (or even just "high schooler falls in love with older person") manga before but this one felt really... off, for some reason. I think it's because in other ones I've read (such as Sensei wa Koi o Oshie Rarenai) the age gap...

I don't normally read stuff with guy/guy pairings (mainly because I'm a dumb straighty that likes cute women) but this was too cute not to give it a follow.

Am I the only one more than a little off-put at the 12-13 ages? I'm desensitized to "sexy high-schoolers" in manga because it's kind of some inevitable thing and there's cases where they end up acting more mature/adult anyways, but seeing some middle-school-aged girl with massive tiddies is a...

Why's everyone saying this is going to be some more "misunderstanding" nonsense when the chapter was so short and barely showed anything? Besides, it's not like every girl in this manga is part of the harem, that one demon girl is paired with that hero guy. I realize it can be a bit formulaic...

I feel like the whole detail being sorta glossed over is the strangest thing so far. I know gag series aren't exactly known for breathtaking plots and well-rounded characters, but I'd be interested to see if the author ever decides to do more than "oh man I hope she kills me." She feels a lot...