lol, she says she and Mio would lose, and yet he lost against Mio in their first fight, fainting like a little b*tch. So tired of such stupidly forced situations/plot holes.
Love when subordinates take action without asking even though you already have. They even have a general with telepathy that could have talked with him about it but no. Just force this story down a path of BS idiocy even more.
The author loves to use plot armor. Nothing new to manga. If you can handle that and the usual idiotic tropes and "comedy" then you'll probably enjoy this story.
Needs a comedy tag as pretty much every other page has a gag, joke, or ridiculous plot development meant solely for laughs.
Rated 1 for stupidity in not just the main plot of 100 million years alone without learning anything besides swinging a sword around, but also the very lame tropes used...
“Please don’t call me that.”
“But we all call you that.”
“Okay, then I can start calling you ‘piece of shit’ even if you dislike being called that.”
“Oh, I never thought of it like that. Maybe we’ll stop being rude and shitty and call you by your name instead like decent intelligent beings.”
The author has already established with that light stone scene that they are alright with forcing these stupid situations for the sake of this extremely shitty and annoying form of comedy. And the fact that being asked to assist with a task immediately becomes "It's a date" is itself overused...
He's in a home economics class, which requires you to have the ability to not blow up or burn down your school. Not sure how he is unable to comprehend, "Danger!"
Willful ignorance as plot armor, yay.
This author must have had a really shitty past relationship or multiple for them to come up with this story. Geezus. Yandere jealous psychos to the max. Just leave and be done with such dramatic and illogical people.
Obviously, their love for jewels allowed them to bypass logic (most likely).
That or it is an actual jewel and the character's skill involves gems allowing them to know things?
This story has been less than consistent and very illogical, so what does it matter now?
Yeah, this entire story makes no sense. The "company" has control of space/time and more. No reason they have to have these people do the things they are except an arbitrary reason made up by the author to support whatever they want even if it goes against the systems in place. "This...