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Primae Noctis? Really? Feels a bit over the top even if its to establish these guys dickishness. I suppose it's Isekai so they might have it and its not like there are absolutely no examples of it in real world history. But. It was never a widespread thing historically like Braveheart would...

I thought he was giving all of that night's deliveries to little brother Shima :O

Ah, coffee. Yes. Very rewarding.

Ok this is gonna sound super weird. But it's the truth. After reading this chapter, which I loved!, I noticed my nipples are super hard to the point of actually hurting. This concerns me.

This guy is really good at finding something nice about everyone.

I don't get that sandbag at all. Someone care to ELI5?

Page 16, 13-0 after 12 innings. Wow.

Kind... good-natured... but absolutely hideous... Old timey people were brutal.

@zephyroths I think the stories usually start with Zeus seeing you... 😦

They had to call a doctor! 😦

For everyone wondering about the smile thing. As far as I know McDonalds in Japan actually had 'smile' on their menu like 10 years ago, for the grand cost of 0 yen. Even though it was removed it become a thing/meme for McD/fast food settings. Just google 'スマイル 0円'.

This is the stupidest shit I've read in quite some while. I love it.

Somehow this Seto guy reminds me of Frank from Liberty Meadows. Don't suppose many people would know what I'm talking about though.

@Vasqueztion

1. Even though the original does use ネギ that would be a leek rather than green onion. Personally I've never heard anyone use リーキ for a leek though, only ネギ. 2. Why the heck did she think he was gonna stick it up her ***?

I found it odd that they would only take people between 15 and 30 yo but feel the need to explain that if discharged due to old age they will get a pension. They make it out as a full time job until they retire but as an example the Roman army had for the most part 20 year terms for its...

Mike, you're alright, man.

Good for the author it got serialised but the art looks, I dunno, too polished now?

Top of page 17, such profound words :) Page 23, 4 meters per hour? Seems way too little.

I loved Hans when I read the book 25 years ago and I still love Hans.