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Dunno what happened to the art here, looks more generic.

I'm pleasantly surprised by how Hero actually managed to learn the entropy section of the textbook well enough to understand the question. Shows he's not really dumb, just very naive and immature. Also I like how they were talking about actual physics, and the very interesting problem that led...

I love the little details. How they consistently draw the rope mark on MC's neck. I don't know how to feel about the Western influence in a Chinese Manhwa (I'm sure there's a political undercurrent), but this is definitely very well made.

Everyone knows Aunt May must die eventually.

@krispy might've been intentional, to give the boss a chance to save face in front of his subordinates.

Hero-nim is so naive it's a little off-putting. But the MC makes up for it.

Such chemistry, I can see the yaoi now.

Wow so unusual to see a teenager character with an unshaven face. Western influence is really strong with this one.

@YouSuckDiddleyUck what the hell would he gain by letting her read his memories? He's all the better if nobody knows he's from the future. He's not trying to stop some world ending event, and the thing about recruiting villains is that if they know you know more about them than they do about...

This chapter actually does a good job of adding depth to her character. We confirm that she's a spoiled brat, but uses her cuteness intentionally as weapon. A femme fatale in the making. And also she's not just there to gain information about the MC, whom she might have found interesting - she...

This is gold. Love the little twists.

@Rabcor of course they do, what do you think, they live in the stone age? It's just too boring to kill with bullets when you can shoot robot spiders that self-assemble into a giant spider with a nuclear reactor. C'mon, use your brain. :sarcasm:

Tries to recruit a villain/assassin - turns him into a good guy. Tries to kill the hero before he gains his powers - awakens the hero powers. I'm sure after all this they will become best buddies - much to the MC's chagrin.

@MPFT0 what I gather from this is that 嫁祸 is the Chinese equivalent of a scapegoat, as in "a gift that bears your disaster" or "a gift to quench disaster". I can imagine women being sold onto other families to pay the price for someone else's crime, hence "putting the blame onto someone else"...

@Kaarme obviously she carries it in her purse. Duh. Have you met a woman? :sarcasm:

@Faryshta he did it all himself for the satisfaction of doing it all himself. It didn't take very long, and he saved a lot of money. Plus, the slimes did most of the hard work anyway.

@HayashidaYuki the fact that the grain is drawn as wheat but the bowl looks like it's filled with rice makes me think the author doesn't know the difference.

Oh my, the level of secondhand embarrassment I feel from this chapter is off the charts.

@origamicactus I think this is the calm before the storm.

Can't wait for the results. This is my biweekly joy.