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@Xystus I can say from deep personal experience that social anxiety is not always at one constant level. Some days are better than others. It's not a certainty that someone is going to choose avoidance every single time.

If any single thing has been made clear by this series, it's that Konoe Yuuto is not "extremely normal."

For those that know, does the novel progress any further than this? If there's any more story beyond what the manga presented, I'd greatly appreciate a summary.

Some pages of this translation were pretty straightforward, but others felt really unclear. Altogether, I'm only confident that I understood maybe 2/3 of the chapter.

...It occurs to me that I don't really care about what's happening in this story.

If we were to assume that this story is anywhere close to concluding, I would expect this time with just Nagi and Hiro to mark the end of the Hiro route. Not that the route end isn't all but assured, because it is, but I think it's still too soon for that.

I just want this battle to be over. Is that really too much to ask? This villain is so very boring.

Whether or not the translation is entirely accurate, it's at least entirely readable. It's easy to follow, which makes a great deal of difference.

@R-Mod Right, that's what I mean. That he's acknowledging that it's literally a story and so it follows the rules of one. Their world used to be the actual world with actual people, but then it became a manga story that follows the rules of a manga story.

The amount of hostility in these comments is really disheartening.

When he refers to the nature of their story, is he actually acknowledging that nothing the supporting characters do matters to the outcome because they're not the protagonist?

And in a few months the whole building collapsed because Haruka doesn't actually understand architectural engineering and didn't realize that the foundation and the soil under it need to be able to support the weight of such a heavy structure.

If Grain could vaporize everything in the area with low-level magic, what's there to stop him from just nuking this ship as well?

Does anyone, including the author, actually find this character interesting? I'm skeptical.

The mediocre translation doesn't really help matters.

I originally hoped he wouldn't get involved with Carol, as the isekai slave harem trope has been done to death, but it's been obvious for several chapters that things were headed in that direction. Oh well.

Even if we assume the most likely point about Sousuke, that he's the one that's engaged to Hiro, it still doesn't begin to explain why he's absent or what Daddy Mind Games is trying to accomplish with all of this. After previously planting that photo of Sousuke, did he even plant that game save...

The entire setting of this series is wholly irredeemable. Just wipe the slate clean and try to forget that this story ever existed.

All that talk about her solving problems that he couldn't is, in fact, bullcrap, because in the end she was still simply fulfilling the role he assigned to her. The same is true with the other two. He supposedly sees them as much more amazing than he is, but they actually only exist to meet his...

Die Hard came out in 1988, not 1998.