Boku wa Konyaku Haki Nante Shimasenkara ne - Vol. 1 Ch. 2

[artemis_luna]

-they’re working together
-fl already told him what would happen
-ml admitted that what the game!him done was horrible
-ml really wants to help fl
😆 I don’t need more reasons to be invested in this. Seems interesting already.

 

[hakunoyuuki]

The ML is so sweet <3 also A+ reaction to game-version of himself "I was a jerk?? A cheater?? lmao. I love how they're both children, it's makes it more wholesome somehow (though uhh the way the FL is drawn... She's literally 9. Why are you giving her a cinched waist and a bust??)

Kinda interested in seeing how this one will turn out. I'm guessing there'll be a time skip soon..

 

[mynameisneens]

A lovely ML and a courageous FL 💕

 

[Seraphus]

The wholesome nature of this chapter has overwhelmed my heart.
Pray, continue; I shall bask in this warm glow...

 

[jkl2953]

Okay, I was so confused on why the girl thought the Heroine also had memories, but I'm finally following. Since if she, the villainess, has memories, then it is plausible the heroine also does. Got it, makes sense. I like that the characters are actually thinking and not brain-dead.

 

[jellu]

That panel of shin just casually joining them in peeling potatoes is so cute!

 

[HiAndHello]

And this is why communication is so important; so much drama simply bypassed 😊

 

[nkcth]

This is so cuteee

 

[Prominis]

How does his sister know what a Cinderella story is if she has never seen or heard a story with the premise of Cinderella and any such works would have been destroyed?

 

[kaorihikari]

Man, I love the prince personality. Especially since he is close to his attendant and he doesn't mind peeling a potato (and seem good at it). Feel different than the usual perfect prince, they're either too cold or too warm. This one feel like the perfect neighborhood friend and I love it

 

[dearmusic]

Never seen, heard, or read the Cinderella story, and yet speaks of Cinderella as if it's common sense. Perfect logic...

 

[d_a_renoir]

”I've never seen that kind of story in novels or plays".
But she knows "Cinderella" with enough detail to compare it to the game's plot.
How does this work? Is "Cinderella" considered different from "novel" because it's a fairytale?
Are fairytales told through spoken narratives so it can't be banned like novels?