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I love both these two. Taira and Furi are really good kids.

This guy is pretty damn lazy if he's not attempting to acculturate and learn to communicate, and instead pushing other people to learn Japanese. That said, this translator girl is obnoxious. Her broken speaking skills are being passed off as competent to people who have no idea. The blind...

Guess I'm not straight anymore... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@SemiNoodle You know, that's honestly the best explanation of this I've ever heard. I'm going to try to remember this in the future because I think it will be much less of an annoyance if I try to keep these two types of romance entirely separate, mentally. Personally I find Fairy Tail...

You know I can read this and enjoy it without any expectations since the story appears to be frozen in time anyway, and I actually like Seto as a person a lot having known a lot of really good people like this in my youth, but I have to say it really makes me ask some questions about this person...

wtf did that boy become? A crusnik?

This story has no form of conflict. No I don't mean a shounen conflict that requires fighting. I mean any form of basic conflict integral to what makes a story even a story. Even if you give the story a setting, isekai/fantasy/magic/etc, that isn't a plot. It's the details in which a plot...

While the dipshit Lichie Lich sits in his boss room restating his npc lines, our man over here is looting the entire lab like it's walmart on a black friday. Meanwhile, what is this stupid rabbit constantly complaining about? Our boy is building an entire civilization but this moronic rabbit...

Balud gives no fucks about what's fair, this fight, and I am completely here for it.

It's almost embarrassing how, after 80 fucking chapters, we can barely differentiate one country/location/setting from another, few if any of the supporting cast has been developed to the point that it's worth knowing their names, not a single antagonist has been introduced that represented a...

Usually if the story ends because the couple finally confessed to each other, it's because the author's understanding of a romantic story is infantile. Dating is hard work and serious effort, and the process itself can create complex stories that are absolutely worth telling. (It has it's...

Hitsuji Gamei (the author) is, for all intents and purposes, an extremely low budget Kinoko Nasu (creator of all TYPE-MOON works). He seems desperate to differentiate "real" or "serious" magic from typical Isekai game style elemental magic, e.g. casting Fireball level 100 using a videogame menu...

This is a pretty simple story and I'm enjoying it but, man, would it kill this author to add some characters to the cast. I like the blacksmith and the dryad, so I'm glad they are recurring, but I don't even remember their names.

I wonder if the author will renege on his promise and be forced to write Sansui a personality if he really intends to shove him into a bed with Brauer, a woman who has spoken 2 important lines this entire series and has a personality made of cardboard. I would really laugh if the author is...

God, I really can't wait another whole month for this. There's so much material to cover and we get 25 pages every 30 days. If at least the page count was much higher I might be able to wait, after all weekly releases would be incredibly taxing to the mangaka. But at this point I'm sitting...

I wish he would shut the fuck up and take his promotions with a bit of ambition. If you're so worried about being bothered, become someone so important that you can't be bothered... It's fantasy and he can pretty much do no wrong, so that solution should be the obvious one.

Ahh yes another chapter. Finishing an unimportant fight with some random woman for reasons that don't matter. Page through it and the poorly executed motivational speech she's given, and now... It's time for the most exciting part. To read the comments! Anguish. Rage. Disgust. Terror...

God I swear this series should just be weekly. The page count is just a bit short for a monthly release. We're gonna have to wait 30 days just to learn 5 facts about this magic high school he's about to attend.

Jesus. It's not only forced, the lack of foreshadowing or any sort of preparation destroys the plotline's believability.

@Inslayer I'm borrowing that "Center of the World" Syndrome. We just know the supporting cast is going to suffer if a manga forces 7+ roles onto 1 protagonist.