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I forgot Onizuka is super strong.

Wait, are the elf merchants mother and daughter?

I have really struggled to pinpoint what time period Lefay is from. She mentions Avalon and being persecuted for her ears and people thought she was a demon or a witch, but she knows of Japan and mentions Britain and Japan being friends. The English did first contact Japan as early at the 16th...

I'm a little worried this manga is falling into a problem a lot of fantasy and isekai series run into where they throw way too much at the reader at once. We have the goddess scheming, a tournament where you get to bang the people you defeat, and a daughter from the future in the same chapter...

I can't tell if the translation is bad or if the plot is badly put together or both.

I'm so hungry now.

@KeiosKod I personally think Lefay is from the early 20th century. She mentions Japan and Britain were friends which I think refers to the Anglo-Japanese Alliance which was signed in 1902 and was dissolved in 1923. I agree she doesn't seem to be from too modern a time, but I think she might be...

This manga manages to be the stupidest and best thing at the same time. The idea should not work, but it pulls off being parody, comedy, drama, and a pretty sincere romance.

I love how their shared reaction when the wind picks up and blasts them with the rain.

Good thing he already put that marriage offer out there just in case.

I find it pretty interesting that when Himeno pictures her teenage or adult self she's basically just picturing a variation of her older sister.

The author actually wrote out all that and what's even more unbelievable is that the translator actually translated all that tiny text into English.

Poor Reiko, but yeah a head injury like that she should probably go to the hospital.

I thought Mikoshiba and Hori knew they both worked for Nozaki?

@hina_sw I think what's scarier about her imagination is she seems to be okay with the imagined assault on her older sister. Like it's just a thing that happens.

@jj_reads_manga the landlady trying her best to make it happen.

I love how no matter how happy or sad she might be, Itachi always looks pissed off at the world.

Honestly I'm pretty sure Lefay isn't from modern England. She referenced the Anglo-Japanese Alliance which was signed in 1902 and seemed to talk about it like it was a past thing and the alliance dissolved in 1923. But she mentioned punk which I don't think was a thing until 1980s. But I'm...

I think the author might be insane, but I don't plan on stopping him anytime soon.

Who is she? What is even happening? Did I just forget because I haven't reread any of the chapters or did we miss an entire story arc?