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A certain black hedgehog is going to want to know about this.

weird nips

While I was also a bit incredulous about the neutron star thing, I thought about it a bit and they do seem to understand spatial magic a bit (or at least Luck and Filly do), so it's not too outlandish for them to have studied things related to this during all their research, even if their...

@somaanggoro came here to say this same thing

It's not good, but I'm a bit surprised at how low the rating is considering there's only 6 chapters so far. People usually seem more forgiving until it's clear there's no real plot.

Yeah, a wifi hotspot from the phone could have taken care of this without any extra technology, but plot-sama has spoken.

Garbage setting, garbage plot, mediocre art. They have skills for no reason, everyone is familiar with gacha, and MC gets exiled more or less because he didn't have any points. Welcome to isekai.

lmao that ending got me too

Chris's magic made the cat the biggest of all its siblings, so logically Kanji will become bigger too 😏

The premise for this story is completely ruined by the author's inability to conceive of the mentality of someone who trained for as long as the MC. If anything the MC would have gone insane from loneliness over the years, but I don't blame the author for ignoring that. The lack of confidence...

Shyamalaned

Wow, okay.

This is where the premise of the story starts to break down, IMO. It doesn't really take away from it's enjoyability, sort of like the Matrix.

@BuffSoul Seconded.

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It's so dumb how the game makes the NPC suspicious about the information the game gave to the player...

More like DAD Tube amirite?

Helping the dude unwind

So silly. "Look how rotten I am, teehee," the series. Oh well, I guess the series has been pretty up front about that, it's just been a bit so I forgot.

This is another silly arc IMO, though the author did a good enough job making it flashy. It's like the entire Giant Guild never stopped to think about how the person they're trying to recruit. Thankfully, the author doesn't always drive the plot using his own (character's) stupidity.