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Welp, looks like we got a little sherlock holmes in our midst.

@Shamz I read "Animal" as "Anime" too, and one can argue there was a snake, though it never saw any use, I guess.

The way it took a while for him to accept it wasn't a game was really well done. That being said, I wouldn't have minded if he took a little more time to get over the killing.

I really wish that one of this otome game isekais made the 'villain' actually evil and not driven by circunstances, and maybe make the 'heroine' an actual victim and not some opportunistic bitch. It feels so cheap, like the author can't think of a way to make people care about the MC, so they...

Alright, if we assume he's not actually a god, what is he? I think the only theory that doesn't revolve around the supernatural is that they are all clones or something.

@Qelix All your point are valid, but considering that death just means he will revive at a previous point, I think being reckless when there's no one for him to protect is a valid strategy for gathering information and gaining levels. Unless there's some sort of limit to how many times he can...

Kinda cold of the MC to state it like that, but it does make sense, considering how he already fought for a long time to get out of the game before, only to be the only player left behind.

High Human? Like a High Elf, but for humans?

Is she doing all this stuff coming back from school or does she ditch it just for the shark antics?

"What just happened" - The manga

What is this madness, competent royalty in my isekai manga?

That part on the window was actually funny, not gonna lie

@Darkion Dorohedoro

@Kampfarsch Where is your profile picture from, if you don't mind me asking?

@UnknownSaint111 I'm with Sayaka in this one, this obssession of hers is not healthy and she should be able to find someone that actually appreciates her, should she give up on Akkun. On another note, there's no way Yoshiko's mom won't interfere with the date.

@ch0si We know for certain that she used Sasamoto for his job, making him delete personal information about her from the system. Maybe she needs him to do something else related to his job? Or maybe there's no reason besides keeping the story going and I'm reading too much into it.

Is the demon race as a whole in war with humans or was this woman just an outlier?

I was half expecting some "a cat is fine" april's fool shenanigans tbh, glad it was the usual fluff.

Was this supposed to be divided into more chapters? The way the situation is explained every few pages seem to imply as much.

Goddammit, the demon lord can unconsciously create meteor showers with his emotions. Good thing he's not emotionally unstable, or the world would probably have ended by now.