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Authors need to stop putting Japanese culture in a Medieval European culture as if nothing.

ugh! a shota, I'm out.

@TehSDragon It's a fictional character, all that nonsense of drawing lines between the supposed good and evil is for a supposed lesson for the reader, it's like whether or not to revive the person you lost, that does not exist but almost all the stories with this subject always put a terrible...

I don't have problems with this Heroine that follows but with the foolish reason she had to fall into that situation that didn't solve anything

make the enemies "fear" him and let them escape, seriously author?... but what a great piece of ---

@boag My comment was because some people tend to say that X or Y story has "potential", which this one doesn't have, with all development building only around the MC and the fact that the solution, problem and the outcome is in a single chapter worsens the already poor way in which the...

There is no potential, it has everything that another isekai would have, wait, there is no plot, now add that it is of an cheap episodic type where the solution appears before the problem and the problem arrives soon after and everything is solved as if nothing.

Someone who knows him and older will take revenge, after being defeated another will appear to be this someone who knows them or someone who doesn't like children challenging their elders, and so on...

The same as always the "overwork" of Japan, when they are below the OECD average (#2X)