This is definitely saying something, given what else has been in this manga, but that's probably the most uncomfortable scene for me yet. I really wish the author had spent more time on the immediate aftermath for the MC.
Well, it's not the hardest an ending has blue-balled me, but it's certainly up there.
I'm not going to rate this, because I want to put a 2 on the ending and maybe a 9 on the rest of the chapters.
If things keep going at this rate, we'll need one of those conspiracy theory walls of string to keep up with all the love triangles and quadrangles and stuff.
Oh, hey, a humor doujin that captures the misunderstanding spirit of the original? Sign me up!
"If only he was a lolicon" completely cracked me up.
@Walter_vi_Britannia
You're right, tho.
I was excited for epidemics, but these are rather disappointingly bland diseases, unless our MC misdiagnosed them.
For one of those symptom sets, I instantly thought "oh god, it's cholera - this is actually gonna be a challenge", and instead it's... seasonal food poisoning? What?
@SakuraShower...
Just about the only twist I wouldn't anticipate at this point would be a shounen-ai/yaoi relationship erupting between the hero and the demon lord. Practically everything else is possible.
This goddess seems spectacularly bad at her job, although I get that people have not exactly been making...
After living in a wasteland of stories where it takes approximately a thousand years for anybody to realize their own feelings, or, godforbid, do anything physical about their feelings, this is rather refreshing.
I think it's still ridiculously over-the-top about it, but it's certainly different.
I'm officially disappointed the dog-eared girl didn't get screwed doggy style. That's quite literally the entire point and highest purpose of canine Kekomimi.
I'm honestly not sure what the downside to Canaria saying "look, your dad just told me he wants us to get a divorce, so you can marry a high-ranking noblewoman (probably Gracie) and get backing that allows you to hold the throne" is.
That puts the ball entirely in Caesar's court: he can decide...
WOW. Ok, I'm totally on board for this isekai. It was pretty good when it was just the MC cooking for a bigass demon wolf, but taking it into sacrificial religions is amazing. (And I love the art.)
The entire idea of animal sacrifice, across most religions that practice it, was humans eating...
I liked that arc. It kept pulling interesting twists and turns out along the way up until the final exchange. (Actually, my money was on Ryuu being naturally impotent, and having been giving Joe the 'fair shot'. Ryuu's already mentioned, possibly as a joke, that his own little swim team isn't...
@HOOfan_1
Ryuu's a manipulator, but I think he's a benevolent one, from what we've seen so far, and is actually trying to improve things for people. Frankly, everybody in that hare-kon is either a manipulator, or Koharu - and Koharu sometimes genuinely busts out lines that sound manipulative as...
WOW.
I hope the author pulls something fun out as a twist for this plot.
This certainly puts a different spin on some of the things Yuzu's said to the MC and others. Really interested to find out whether this affair started before or after it became clear Ryuu probably wanted the MC more than...
I hope she eventually finds herself and come back - and the twist is that the other three might have signed the divorce papers, but never filed them. Or however you could pull that sort of thing in Japan.
It almost seems like, in some way, Ryuu thinks it's probably going to be better for Madoka...
@nogenem
LN title version of this chapter: "How Did An Innocent Schoolgirl Like Me Get Baited To A Karaoke Bar For Lesbian Action By Thirsty Wives When I Only Wanted To Join Their Husband's Harem?"