Isekai Teni, Jirai Tsuki.
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Honestly, while I normally would like this from the story, I pretty much hate all of their characters of the MC group...
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this is not yaoi ,this is the author making fun of those homophic guys out there, that consider touching other guys is gay,
if normal people though like that, then all those football and soccer player are gay for either slapping or patting ass and back
if normal people though like that, then all those football and soccer player are gay for either slapping or patting ass and back
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I like it, this is not like some generic isekai where MC has cheat skill and many girls. It's more like people that transfer to another world can choose his/her skills with fixed points, and if you choose cheat skill there is some disadvantage like high risk high return so they must choose carefully (except some people who doesn't check the skill and just pick because it's looks strong).
i think no one will picked this, the title either ended or have unlimited hiatus, manga raw never updated at ch 17 since 1-1-2022 n LN stopped at 2018..
i also think author busy with novice alchemist's store that have wayyy more hit than this one and decided to leave this.
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If I'm reading the copyright stuff correctly, LN volume 8 came out in 2023 in Japan and there has been about one new volume per year so far.
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This is kinda good, you can tell that these silly goobers are actual friends with how they interact with each other at least as of chapter 6
I ran across the LN for this and came here to check out the manga. It's not as good - skips way too much stuff and jumps around too much. I kinda hope it's been dropped, and will be rebooted in a few years in a form which does the LN justice.
The LN is by far the most realistic isekai I've read, and subverts most of the common isekai tropes. None of the MCs are OP. No harem. The girls act realistic with slight hints of whom they might like (which the guys are realistically clueless about). The guys aren't that confident so willingly defer to the girl who seems to know what she's doing, but step up when called upon. Fate of the world is not at stake. The main antagonist is the situation they're in, not some demon lord or other OP being driving the plot. The main characters start with only slightly advantageous skills - thinking, planning ahead, effort, and teamwork are rewarded. While those seeking the short route to an easy life via traditional OP skills quickly get themselves killed.
It is pretty much the perfect slice of life isekai story (so far - i'm only halfway through the LN). A diary of what it'd really be like to be isekai'd without all the OP crap (even covers the terrible food, and toilet etiquette in the wilderness). Heck, in traditional D&D fashion they all start with barely enough money to get into town, register with the adventurer's guild, eat a meal, and sleep for one night. The main drawback is that because it's so realistic, the plot isn't very dramatic. You're just following a bunch of kids trying to figure out how to survive and make a new life for themselves after being isekai'd.
Regrettably, it took me a long time to get to this one because I'd put it pretty far down my reading list. Due to the title, I assumed it was going to be about an OP MC who used landmines to blow up anything which got in his way. I was delighted to find out I'd been completely wrong. ("Landmines" refers to the OP skills which had been set up as monkey's paw traps, and is used as a mechanism to delete all the isekai'd classmates who were into the OP trope. Pretty sure that was the author's way of saying he was sick of stories about OP isekai skills.)
If you ever wanted an isekai story which isn't an isekai meme story, this is it.
The LN is by far the most realistic isekai I've read, and subverts most of the common isekai tropes. None of the MCs are OP. No harem. The girls act realistic with slight hints of whom they might like (which the guys are realistically clueless about). The guys aren't that confident so willingly defer to the girl who seems to know what she's doing, but step up when called upon. Fate of the world is not at stake. The main antagonist is the situation they're in, not some demon lord or other OP being driving the plot. The main characters start with only slightly advantageous skills - thinking, planning ahead, effort, and teamwork are rewarded. While those seeking the short route to an easy life via traditional OP skills quickly get themselves killed.
It is pretty much the perfect slice of life isekai story (so far - i'm only halfway through the LN). A diary of what it'd really be like to be isekai'd without all the OP crap (even covers the terrible food, and toilet etiquette in the wilderness). Heck, in traditional D&D fashion they all start with barely enough money to get into town, register with the adventurer's guild, eat a meal, and sleep for one night. The main drawback is that because it's so realistic, the plot isn't very dramatic. You're just following a bunch of kids trying to figure out how to survive and make a new life for themselves after being isekai'd.
Regrettably, it took me a long time to get to this one because I'd put it pretty far down my reading list. Due to the title, I assumed it was going to be about an OP MC who used landmines to blow up anything which got in his way. I was delighted to find out I'd been completely wrong. ("Landmines" refers to the OP skills which had been set up as monkey's paw traps, and is used as a mechanism to delete all the isekai'd classmates who were into the OP trope. Pretty sure that was the author's way of saying he was sick of stories about OP isekai skills.)
If you ever wanted an isekai story which isn't an isekai meme story, this is it.
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Lotta chapters needing to be uploaded
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