@getmepills later I realized that the world of this manga is literally as the author of the fictional romance novel wrote it... which is why all these anachronisms exist
bruh... was the territory's population mistranslated? there's no way a noble household gets enough tax revenue from 1000 commoners to support their lifestyle unless all of those 1000 people are the fantasy version of Jeff Bezos and they don't try to dodge taxes
how the f*ck did the duke get hundreds of pink heart-shaped balloons when it's clear that rubber products don't exist in this world???
I don't need sleep, I need answers.
this girl really lived for 16 whole ass years and doesn't understand how to make her own decisions smh
besides that, the way they make potions in this world is by tossing shit into a pot of water and boiling it with magic, and the enchanting process is literally to imagine what kind of effect...
bruh if somebody gonna die from an illness for which only one cure exists in the entire village why did it have to be a cold instead of tuberculosis or pneumonia or something lol
I like the character design and the drawing style but the way this story concept was executed is indisputable proof that the artist was wasted on the author.
I really love this idea that the "system" of progression these random people from Earth get put through is actually imperfect, and that it's possible to mess around with it if you have the right tools.
Is it even possible to earn more than $900 USD a month flipping burgers part-time in Korea?
edit: lmao how we went from the "princess in a tower" cliche to "goddess in a mcdonalds"
I like how among all the village's thatched-roof huts and half-timbered constructions there's just this random fucking 20th-century single family home with plastic vinyl siding and glass windows that slide open vertically...
what an epic anachronism