Rojiura de Hirotta Onnanoko ga Bad End-go no Otome Game no Heroine Datta Ken - Vol. 1 Ch. 4

[uro-taku]

Hoping the sword just jumps out his hands and jumps into the mc's or starts bonking the prince

 

[Dante_being_impaled]

Mf brought a national treasure, a symbol of sacrifice, to a personal duel. Hope the sword is sentient and don't allow itself to be used by a jerk

 

[Pyras]

Would be funny if MC shatters that holy n sacred national treasure into pieces.

 

[Miserys_End]

I know I did, but that's because if the body wasn't converted entirely into magic than the sword would be EVEN WORSE, imagine a sword made out of flesh & bone, not only would it be completely ineffective but it would also rot.

Hence the transformation process? Just think of it as reducing the body into carbon and then alchemizing that into a fantasy metal. True the body is mostly made up of water, but that might also be accounted for by it weighing just a few kilos rather then the hundred or so the typical human weighs.

 

[StrangeStripes]

I have an issue with the female character's name.

Instead of using "Fine", use "Fain" as a name. Consider unique than using the common word as a name.

That would change the pronunciation. Her name is pronounced 'Fee-neh', and is mostly based off the German name, which is shortened from Josefine.
(For reference name in raw is 'フィーネ')

 

[Valve]

Hence the transformation process? Just think of it as reducing the body into carbon and then alchemizing that into a fantasy metal. True the body is mostly made up of water, but that might also be accounted for by it weighing just a few kilos rather then the hundred or so the typical human weighs.

You think she weighed a few hundred kilos? What? Now you're just being silly.
And no the typical human does not weigh even a hundred kilos, maybe the typical american though.
Did you drunk type?

 

[Miserys_End]

You think she weighed a few hundred kilos? What? Now you're just being silly.
And no the typical human does not weigh even a hundred kilos, maybe the typical american though.
Did you drunk type?

To quote myself

Hence the transformation process? Just think of it as reducing the body into carbon and then alchemizing that into a fantasy metal. True the body is mostly made up of water, but that might also be accounted for by it weighing just a few kilos rather then the hundred or so the typical human weighs.

Honestly don't think 70-100 kilos is that unreasonable for a fantasy human. Especially so when they fight monsters for a living.