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That's what these arcs are for. To show off ridiculous skills against the most talented peers and gain some enemies right off the bat.

Those are rather scientific terms being thrown around. Even a few centuries ago, illnesses had less sophisticated names, like 'consumption' or 'lockjaw'.

Girls' outfits don't have pockets, huh.

This week has been delivering sugar non-stop, and this manga sure doesn't disappoint.

Entertaining stuff. I can't believe there would be so much mileage in that seemingly throwaway ⚽⚽ gag.

When I saw the scene with the 'Achoo!' and 'Kyaa!', in my mind I heard familiar sounds from my favorite Looney Tunes short.

They look like bridge barriers to me. I see they're on both sides of the road.

Fujimori-kun's casual clothes were cute. Oh, the blissful ignorance when you're bad at English and don't know what the print on a shirt says.

This reminds me of stuff JUM would translate.

It's hard to breathe with all these cute scenes in rapid succession.

He really dislikes getting wet, hogging a borrowed umbrella to himself like that and disregarding the sidewalk rule.

Classic MMO. A guy tries to grind defense stats in some corner by having enemies hit him, and then some noob shows up and kills the mobs, thinking he saving the guy.

Of all things written in the story I think Rua is very well written as a character with a complete lack of emotional intelligence because of her sheltered and spoiled upbringing. From her perspective, she was just hanging out with her best friend as usual until he suddenly snapped at her and...

I mean their forest is littered with random corpses and human belongings, so I guess that was a big hint.

Instant conflict, instant antagonists, instantly likeable protagonist that you want to see kick ass. It's the same deal as with stories from villain's perspective where the good guys are portrayed as idiotic, corrupted and actually evil. And I think readers, regardless of gender, simply enjoy...

These dramatic characters make this an entertaining read.

So the mom says there's fewer guys 'now', which means the shortage is likely a recent and sudden development.

A precious little girl with a serious expression - is there a name for that character archetype? It shows up from time to time in SoL. I wonder who could've injured someone so sweet and so strong.

Do these kids do anything other than studying? They just passed the test, they should celebrate.

A shut in? I must've missed the clues because MC's family was strangely supportive and so glad he's getting out of bed, going to school and socializing. I wonder if the story will dig into other students' 'reasons' anytime soon.