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Oh, neat! So it isn't a post-apocalyptic setting, but an alt-history setting instead. I hope this won't break the story in the long run, though. Time travel needs to be handled very carefully as a plot point, because it tends to open a lot of plot holes.

This ending feels like getting to the end in an RPG and instead of letting you fight the last boss, the game just plays a cutscene where the main character blows himself up along with the boss, then cuts to credits. Subversive, sure. Also, very unsatisfying.

Nee-san has arrived. What do you do? [ ] Run [ ] Genuflect [x] Abandon all hope

Yuuki-kun bout to get obliterated

No long snout. Fake Borzoi.

Oh, somebody picked this back up? That's great!

Yeah I dunno about that, I think it's nice to have some stakes for once. 99% of isekai have none, because the MC is "the strongest" and will win without even trying.

I'm starting to think that the author doesn't know how she's supposed to react to this either, so he's putting off showing it until he gets an idea.

I like how everybody in this manga appears to be normal for like 3 pages and then goes off the deep end. It's great! I don't need to feel bad for these characters, they all deserve to be laughed at. :dogkek:

That timeskip :pacman: "Okay so the MC gets beaten by a bad guy and sits in a cave eating rocks for 7 years, and then when he goes back the bad guy's still there and totally recognizes him but gets wrecked in 5 seconds."

Uh, wouldn't something like "lady" or "young lady" be a better translation than "lass"?

Considering how she panicked to death after that, this must have something to do with... The Noodle Incident.

Truly the best of both worlds. As expected of The Genius Witch.

The plot is convoluted enough that I'd need to reread the whole thing to understand it, but it's such a feel-bad story that I don't really feel like doing that. So I guess I don't get it.

Compared to the raws, even this one is about 2 years behind (publication date for volume 25 is listed as 2022/07/26). Wouldn't blame fan-translators for losing their motivation since the official translations are starting to slowly catch up.

OH MY GOD, THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN!

Whoa there Author-san, don't get hasty! You've only dragged this reveal out for a year!

In Japan, they have a custom where the deceased person's family will pick their bones from the ashes after cremation.

Okay for a start, but when do the nuclear cows come in?

Putting aside the other (entirely reasonable) stuff you posted, this is what I came to post about. Rat poison is designed to provide a slow, painful death. Because rats are smart, they won't eat food that is surrounded by dead rats, so a fast-acting poison doesn't work as well.