Search results

F @siquall https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conscription_in_South_Korea After an exam when they're 19 or 20 determines physical fitness, they're required to enlist by the time they're 28.

People are seriously surprised that a "dark magic" user can use basic-bitch levels of necromancy? Asking the dead what happened to them has been level 1 dark magic shenanigans since level-based magic systems were a thing. It's the actual, historical origin of necromancy.

@elfalas Your knowledge of history is lacking, just as the knowledge of European history among Japanese authors tends to be. It's more rare for a church to be an organization for good in anime and manga primarily for two reasons: One, an organization for good doesn't produce much conflict, and...

I was thinking this the first time, but the idea of paying robots a wage makes no sense. If they don't own themselves, then they don't own their time and labor, which means you'd be paying their owner a wage for any work the robot did. Someone could just tell their robot to go work 24/7 and give...

1. Why doesn't points-girl put her arms in the sleeves and hold the coat shut? The only answer I can think of is that she's faking her dislike of it. 2. @mage_goo It's just a girl and a boy, so it's straight. It'd be different if she really thought he was a girl. 3. @1pwny I'm not sure what's...

She saved him, then dated him, something about an engagement, and she's not with him now, so they must have broken up. This translation is mostly but not totally intelligible.

I wouldn't call it "boring" to read but the "mc can't do anything" schtick wore thin awhile ago. This might be more palatable to people who actually like the idea of gaming with their non-gamer, overprotective mothers... do such people exist? If I were Ma-kun, I'd be constantly irritated with...

"Tragedy" feels more like a missing tag with every passing chapter.

Naw, Happily_Grim, paranoia would be thinking that the author gave the protag the power to do basically anything at any time with ease because he had no idea what kind of story he wanted to write, and needed a way to easily add new elements without further explanation... ...I think a lot of WN...

I don't know... even if you put it in a seinen magazine, the art style, characterization, focus, and relationship treatment all look "shoujo" to me. Maybe it's a shoujo author trying to write seinen, but unable to shake the shoujo. Maybe it has a lot of cross-appeal. Maybe the later chapters...

Demographic: Seinen? But, it's shoujo.