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They're basically the same age!!! Yayyyy

There are so many stupid isekai stories where the MC doesn't use her brain - ffs, this isn't one of them. It's a tad frustrating watching the MC not realize the hero's feelings for her, but it's quite understandable given the situation she's in (she may know the novel's plot, but she's not...

I feel that this is Chi's one-sided crush, and Ren sees her as his sister-- maybe he's just surprised because she normally doesn't give praise so straightforwardly. Plus this manga is so wholesome, the idea of a high schooler with someone who's past college age doesn't mesh!! I could be wrong...

@Triviakoya, @Slutdropjin, @Carolrude, I completely agree. When I was much younger, reading stories like this were so interesting and guilty-pleasure-y. But now that I'm at-- and in some cases even beyond-- the ages of these "older male leads", I just don't understand, how, in good conscience...

That monk was so sanctimonious from the start-- @ccirce I completely agree with you!!

Okay so the young master is probably the same guy who killed her parents (with the moon tattoo), and he's buying her freedom because he feels guilty for putting her in a position to be sold to the red light district (same fate as his sister). Mmmm....

This was such a cute chapter! I also appreciate that the female lead is the smart one 😂

I think it's just the start of a crush on Chii-chan's part...not sure if Ren actually likes her or is just being friendly.

"But listen, the the world is pretty much always gonna see the swastika as a nazi symbol[...]" By "world" you mean the west. "[...]but it's gonna be a very very long time before people will see the manji and not go "uhh... that's a swastika"" By "people" you mean westerners. I'm glad that you...

Yeah, I agree, there's no going back on the meaning of that symbol-- in europe and america at least. But what the author is trying to say anyway is that this symbol has a different meaning in asia and always has for a long long time as part of an important religious tradition. The translator...

Haha those are great questions-- My best guess is: We call him Joshu and Joshu was the name given to him by people who believe in identities, but did he call himself that? As for not thinking ill will, I think that in Buddhism even "thought" itself is an illusion. So encouraging someone to think...

I think that's Joshu's point though-- there's no such as "identity". It's all the same, and drawing distinctions (such as native vs. foreign) is contrary to Zen.

I don't think there's a difference in terms of taste, but it's kinda gross because it's like using salt for an exorcism or something and then cooking a meal with it afterwards... just bad vibes I guess!!

Don't you think you're overreacting a little? It's only been 2 pages, and the raws are up to like 300. I'm sure there will be more character development, and so far this series has been different and refreshing.