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She could have just said that she "hunted monsters to make her territory safer," but this is probably better. @tomonoshi To be fair, that basically did happen, and she did activate it a decent distance away. It's a bit weird that it was called "Black Hole," though, as it's more of a vaporizing...

I love the face she makes on page 7. It's just the epitome of "you've got to be kidding me," as if she's fully aware of how cliche the trope is by this point.

@ghostgamer1501 Honestly, I'd play it, too. It sounds like Persona is a medieval fantasy world, which could be amazing (including the school events). Also, it wouldn't be "gay", as all the relationship options in the game are straight, as far as I can tell. Unless you think it would be "gay"...

@SuperOniichan Yep, and the official charges labeled them as both the perpetrator and the victim. Honestly, the related laws are really weird and sexist, and need to be altered. Too bad any attempt would just be slammed with the "But think about the children" argument, and go nowhere...

@Nunally @onionskins I think it was mentioned that in going to Ain's country, she effectively had to give up her noble status. Since the 2 countries are on bad terms, she basically defected.

He gave her a "See-through mantle"? Interesting choice... I know that's just the name of the item referring to the effect, and it's not actually see-through. I just found it funny.

@ShionSinX People who inherit their wealth are notoriously bad with money, as they assume there is always more, so that's likely. Same with people who win the lottery. Also, if his family did go bankrupt, it's quite possible that any he did save went towards paying debts and hospital bills.

@Nami Maybe it just hasn't come up, yet? He hasn't had a chance to talk to anyone and introduce himself, and any other way of stating their name would be unnatural dialogue. It seems like they may run into an old friend at some point, so their name will come up. Also, a character's personality...

This is a really cool concept, and I love the execution so far.

This is a really cool concept, and I love the execution so far. ...but he did NOT need to go that far just to take out a single 2/1. Honestly, the sword he already had would have been enough.

Another protagonist that fails to notice a confession... I guess that's part for the course, but I've seen it so frequently. Maybe she did that on purpose, and will explain why next chapter?

16 is pretty normal for fantasy stories, even in Western stories. Ariel from the Little Mermaid was also 16, for instance. Also, this is technically an isekai, though it barely comes up, and she was an adult office worker before. So, she's not really a child...

How is the guy on page 2 a G rank, when the lowest is E? I guess he's just pretending to be a great adventurer so he can hit on the receptionist. ...or he's so terrible that a new rank was made just for him, because E wasn't low enough to describe how bad he is.

@TheTanJar7 @OverlordSaiki There actually are a few like that. I haven't read all of these, but these seem similar. https://mangadex.org/title/35675/boukensha-license-o-hakudatsu-sareta-ossan-dakedo-manamusume-ga-dekita-no-de-nonbiri-jinsei (Great story, but very long name) Raising Children...

@adfjs With a decent learning tool, like a flashcard app, hiragana and katakana aren't that bad. I memorized those in a few hours back in college, and only needed the occasional refresher to remember them for 6 semesters of Japanese. As for the kanji, it looked like she was looking up the...

@Aretheus Except that it made sense in TenSura story-wise due to the sheet number of names he was giving out. Here, you'd assume those were the names they were born with, which doesn't even really make sense. Well, I guess Ignus might make sense if they can check magical power at birth, but even...

@FgoSegul I don't think he's even aware of how he looks. Doesn't seem like Atou sees him like that, either.

@pakyu1199 That's honestly one of my main issues with Overlord: he's so worried about not meeting their expectations that he just goes along with their plans. And when he does give them orders, they can barely follow them. Slight rant about overlord: Anyway, it's nice to see a story...

He was just told by the god of his world to ask her out... And of course, his first question was how he knew her.

On page 18, the maids look like they are worried about if they'll even have a job, or if they've already been replaced. By the end of the chapter, they're probably hoping to be replaced (at least a little).