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I saw comments saying that the series wasn't well received when rereading a few of the earlier chapters when the pacing really ramped up. Definitely feels like an axe, although at least they had the time to speedrun through a reasonable plot and all the potential plot twists. It's a shame...

Lots of plot to drop all at once, but it makes sense in the context of what they've explained.

Obligatory hot spring chapter I guess.

Youki was stronger than the demon lord with his isekai cheat. He didn't want to do anything though, so he never tried to fight his way up the ranks or show off.

The human male player's face reminds me of later-Bleach Ichigo.

For some reason, I was under the impression that she was adopted. Perhaps I was too prejudiced. Or I mixed up this series with the other one with a (short) human blacksmith working under a dwarf mastersmith who keeps creating stupidly complex and convoluted creations to show off their skills...

These darned milktoothed toddlers and their anal magic, it'll be the death of them... Edit: On a more serious note, it looks like monsters are starting to break free from static video game world logic and following survival of the fittest without the demon king? Or, after reading back, it...

But... no one knows that.

What? So the youtuber didn't know for sure that she discovered it and didn't know for sure that she had it, yet made a scene accusing her of having it? This is the dumbest plot I've read in a while.

Four girls already? And what was that inane cliche of everyone else fits on the bus except these three have to be in a car for an unexplained reason? Why would they make the senior drive a random first year instead of letting that first year mingle with people they know in the bus? It's not...

"Aquarius can't leave the city she's defending!" Aquarius is too lazy to move from her room...

Well. That was fast.

Justin Wong?

This is a really good conversation they're having. He's still dedicated, but conflicted by his inner emotional turmoil. Happy, but guiltily so. Firm in his decisions, but shaken by the vulnerability. But it's hilarious to think that they might mistake his boss for a paramour. She'll love that...

Personally, I commented due to the inviting nature of their comment, moreso than anything else. They are the translator, so huge props to them for all the work they're putting in, and obviously they know how the plot actually plays out. As far as the story goes, they will be correct. I don't...

I'm somewhat surprised by the us versus them mentality in pointing fingers saying you all [bar the "3 or 4 comments from hundreds] don't get it and don't understand, etc. etc. etc. Now I'm curious what these comment threads were like to prompt such a detailed dive into the topic; I can't say...

I could see it being a flashback as Waffles proceeds through the tournament.

Oh no, is that plot calling?

Body swappers unite.

But if Kyouko is willing to let her know in-person, then who left the personalized note at her home?