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That's a remarkably bloodless fight. Mangakas usually don't shy away from spilling it. Is Mr. Wafer the reincarnated robber from chapter 1? A little big for a seven-year-old, isn't he. I thought it looked like a baby rattle, you know sleep magic and all.

That is unusual. Normally in these stories the young protagonist is warned about facing certain death if they don't change their behavior.

Maybe they're meant to be unusually developed if Misha is surprised they're all the same age. Perhaps they matured faster because of their high stats/level/magic power/mental age? It's rather uncool of MC to have Misha at the auction even though she's already been traumatized by slavery. He...

Yeah, if he swapped with Diana, she'd maybe be able to whip Alan into shape. They both play the role of seniors, senpais, basically babysitters assigned to their respective parties - as seen in this chapter especially, and in chapter 6 where the king would rather talk to Ishua than Alan.

Her reaction to It's fun because I'm with you, Claris looks a bit off. I think she was supposed to look flattered and blushing, but to me the heavy sweat drops and furrowed brow make it seem like she's deeply disturbed by that remark. It's funny how they're supposed to be seven, but they're...

This is a really nice guild compared to many other stories. Way too often do you see adventurers who act like jerks and get away with it, and sometimes the guilds themselves are sketchy organizations. The one we have here seems full of camaraderie.

That Elena's got some guts to rush in and block an enormous cleaver with her scepter to defend a partymate. Too bad she didn't have the same enthusiasm when MC needed help against the hero, so those guts are about to be spilled on the cave floor. And those are some cool-looking monsters there...

The author went an extra mile to make this pile of garbage as nasty as possible. Just looking at him is enough to feel sick in the stomach, and he's not even doing much yet.

The story does have a certain naive appeal that makes it refreshing. For instance, I like how it's hard for me to tell whether the author intended the fight against the goblin king to look epic or comedic with how it was won with just a single blast of magic. Only occasionally do you see some...

More importantly, they don't die needlessly. Surely the guild can appreciate lower casualty rates.

Now that's a happy expression for someone who doesn't smile much.

That's one way to finally be able to hang out with someone 'your age' when getting reincarnated, huh. Though it's a strange reunion since they were basically complete strangers.

Wow, everyone is out to get you in that cruel world: monsters, demons, fellow adventurers, bureaucrats. Even if that moron hero's party is still doing fine in combat without their strategist, they might fall victim to fine print instead.

Dat tonal shift. Nothing but silly overpowered shenanigans so far, and then this genuinely disturbing, diabolical degenerate tortures, kills and cannibalizes some students in the most grotesque fashion.

The slime kid's smug game is strong. All he does is smirk and gloat.

Is he starting to lose focus when thinking about Diz all the sudden? He swaps her with this imaginary waifu Reibel and then feels bad about being unfaithful. I guess this could make for an interesting nuance when using his power.

Interesting ability activation method. He needs to come up with a whole make-believe scenario to trigger it. It's like those Peter Griffin's cutaways, where anything could happen. I guess we'll keep seeing the characters change outfits and jobs a lot.

I like how because of the nature of the series it's impossible to predict what fate awaits the cat.

These guys aren't pushovers unlike many isekai characters. They're more than willing tell others off, kick their asses if necessary, and they have the skills and raw strength do so. Is that why these kinds of series get axed? Because they stray too far from what the regular readers are used to?

Lots of mentally unwell characters in this story, huh (maybe all of them are?). I like how the mangaka doesn't just tell you that, but also shows how exactly it affects the characters' thoughts, judgement and actions. I find MC's characterization especially convincing because of his tics, and...