This is, I dunno, maybe it's a cute concept and all, but I just can't help but notice that while they used the word "love" multiple times with regards to the straight couple, they went out of their way to avoid using it between the two women. It's framed as just strong friendship between two...
How in the world did they manage to make a manga about a girl comforting another girl after a breakup by kissing her on the mouth feel so heterosexual?
Having been abused by creators and artists I respected most, fan x writer stuff usually makes me too uncomfortable to enjoy, but this take on the premise is just unique enough to keep me interested despite myself.
tfw you ship characters so proficiently that all your gayest pairings become canon
It's like the author is just going down the list of all the overpowered isekai tropes one by one, not caring if a nearly identical trope has already been used before in the series already, and after going through so many it's starting to seriously push the limits of how clueless one kid can be...
I'm already not okay with the whole student x teacher thing to begin with but this was suuuper uncomfortable to read. I don't want them to end up happy together, it's a toxic and unbalanced relationship from both sides.
So their interests are developed completely independantly of any gender-related factors, and yet certain interests are still assigned gendered connotations after the fact? Seems a little strange, but maybe the fact that gender stereotypes are arbitrary and unfair is just the point they're trying...
it's all fun and games until patent laws are invented and he gets arrested for his blatantly obvious copying of other artisans' works.
I don't know why I'm still reading this absolute obliterator of willing suspense of disbelief, I just can't look away from the train wreck
Right, power fantasy, yeah yeah I get it... but the idea of a level 30 player practically soloing a raid boss that's marked as level 75 with a single skill combo is inflicting major damage to all my RPG design sensibilities
I don't really get the protagonist's logic. Her plan to prevent people from hating and ostracizing her is... to ostracize herself, make them hate her, and prepare to kill them?
Maybe her being dumb is meant to be the joke, in which case I clearly don't understand the appeal.
It would be great if the dad gets sent to the world of a yuri isekai series, where the heroines defeat him using the power of their love for each other. A very fitting final judgement for a homophobic demon lord
I spend a lot of time reading through random isekai junk 'cus it's like trashy comfort food for me, but every once in a while I come across a real gem like this. It starts off fairly standard, but the depth of the characters and the world grows quickly and it tackles some pretty unexpected...
If the GL here is incestuous, if there even in fact is any GL at all, please tag it sooner rather than later.
As it stands, this doesn't seem worth the risk of emotionally investing in it at all.
Please tell me I'm not the only one who's absolutely sick to death of jokes about boob size being a competition...
It's a type of humor so overused, old, dry, stale, and rancid that it makes Egyptian mummies look like fresh and lively individuals by comparison