Moumoku no Koushaku Reijou ni Tensei Shimashita - Vol. 2 Ch. 13

[MangaDex]

 

[lesseffective]

And then there was 1 chapter remaining...

 

[Rxnfr]

the story progression is too fast, can't blame them when they only got 14 chapters tho

 

[DaoFox]

this was a novel I really wanted to read but it was never getting translated v.v so glad I can see the manga through, no idea if that means there was only that much story or if it was like a short adaptation/promo

 

[Odious1]

Well, at least her ears have developed some (that's not saying much, though). She's from modern times and she's had years of slooooooow life in comparison, and yet, that whole time, she didn't train herself at all?? That's seriously mindblowing to me! How did she not go bored or crazy out her mind?! It always makes sense to me when a reincarnator dives into learning everything possible. A second life, an experience of death, childhood w/ and adult's mind, the slow pace of a feudal noble life, lack of any entertainment (aka, mind numbing), etc... that's a lot to overcome while being bored for 16+ years. So, a reincarnator that doesn't get into learning, especially someone with a handicap, NO, SORRY, it makes no sense that's she's even sane atp😐

 

[Elfteiroh]

Well, at least her ears have developed some (that's not saying much, though). She's from modern times and she's had years of slooooooow life in comparison, and yet, that whole time, she didn't train herself at all?? That's seriously mindblowing to me! How did she not go bored or crazy out her mind?! It always makes sense to me when a reincarnator dives into learning everything possible. A second life, an experience of death, childhood w/ and adult's mind, the slow pace of a feudal noble life, lack of any entertainment (aka, mind numbing), etc... that's a lot to overcome while being bored for 16+ years. So, a reincarnator that doesn't get into learning, especially someone with a handicap, NO, SORRY, it makes no sense that's she's even sane atp😐

She actually said a couple chapters back that she had her maid read her lots of novels, effectively listening to audiobooks.