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All these comparisons to a shitty action comedy light novel about a hypercompetent character. The only thing these two have in common is there's a girl in both of them. Are you all stupid? Can you not tell two pieces of fiction apart?

Because she's a fantasy race that cannot speak.

@TheOneToRule Mika is implied to also be autistic and non-verbal as a child. When overwhelmed by it she would shut down, go limp and "become all creepy". Her mother would rationalize it as "a demon possessing her", and claim that "she used to be such a bright child", things that parents of...

Why the fuck did she build up the first guy's confidence then off him? When she could've tricked him into becoming her pawn? He already had a reason to hate literally everyone there, and his power would have been incredibly useful to her in shutting them down. If she had any kind of brains she...

@OSIDJ pretty sure the knocker was "passed down" by implanting it in the children, not via birth. It's possible it laid a genetic foundation somehow, or polluted the faie cycle of the Hayase clan, but I doubt the knocker itself ever passed itself down without leaving the mother's body.

The little boy might be Pyoran. Remember she asked to reincarnate as something useful to Fushi.

The mother took the hair tie because she's a jealous, immature idiot trying to live vicariously through her daughter's accomplishments. She's not malevolent, just profoundly childish. The Hayase clan consistently raises morons. Even the ones that leave the flock are executively impaired.

I'll withhold judgment until I read it but I don't like that it's not 1 in-story day per chapter. Makes it feel cheap.

Mizuha is going to school to drop off the hairband.

Louis brought him a giant bloodbag drawn from himself over time, of course, because he's that insane.

The personality flip was originally described as something that reversed whatever she was feeling at the moment. Having fun leads to anger, but it was always pretty sketchy that no other personality had been shown. This seems to be an attempt to remedy that and bring her infection closer to its...

This was a revolutionary premise, but it was obviously fumbled in the execution department, what with the very predictable ups and downs without any real progression. Ken keeps having good ideas but failing forward instead of building anything, and the manga kept burning its supporting cast till...

Nowhere near as good as the TV version. Kind of disappointing. Go watch the anime, though, it's amazing

@Purplelibraryguy I would rather see people try to paint by numbers something this complex than another "innocent life isekai"

The best reverse isekai out there. Hopefully it gets a big enough following that stuff of this level of quality becomes more common.

A tragedy that a manga this well-made got such a horribly lackluster adaptation.

This manga is really, really good. The only flaw I see are the superfluous isekai elements that don't add anything to the story. Should've made him a reincarnated being from the same world instead of Earth.

Cute but it really doesn't need to be serialized. It's never going to change or progress and it has very little to offer beyond the cute premise. The romance equivalent of a newspaper strip

The naming scheme of these wuxia/xianxia cultivation stories is atrocious. Why name your story "Against the Gods" if that's not the premise? All it is is masturbatory 'The name references that the main character is super duper powerful! So much so we're going to use hyperbole in the title'. When...

The bit with the dad was fun to read, but goddamn so much dumb grinding in the comic these days. These fights are such a waste of pages, it makes me mad. I don't care to watch the protagonist stomp all over some enemy that's just a walking stat block.