I hope the manga doesn't time skip before the , the story after that made references to what happened in that time and all I could do was "aww, I wanted to read more about ."
In a real world setting, food production is basically money. They would've sent him to the plantations to pad out the grains, the commoner population, the military recruits, and the military supplies.
The VR was a "Historical Simulator" the earliest page showed an AI with the number 1 spawning monsters.
Somehow, that's the reason offensive magic was banned? So supposedly, after using offensive magic to solve the monster problem, it was banned.
Part 2 shows an AI with the number 13.
I think I've heard of Silkies here, Ancient Magus' Bride, and Death March. Basically Fae that have an attachment to houses and are excellent at housekeeping.
Like any Fae: beware of pranks, not getting what you were hoping for, getting a very bad deal, and or getting trapped in the Fae realm.
Meh, the teenage mages are already walking killing machines. Not that different bringing a gun to school. Rather, it balances it out.
Self defense aught to be a rule, especially since he's the clone of a son of a duke.
I always wondered about the isekai source books with cruel fates (not just for the villains), but then I remember my literature classes.
Wish fulfillment stories are everywhere, but the dramas are more memorable.
@flannan Looks like your responding to my previous post. I'm not saying they don't exist.
Skipping over game mechanics, what I'm saying is that "I hope the little 'previous life trpg' blurb actually gets revisited or expanded."
If the story goes "This world is D&D, but I drew the wrong dice...
@flannan Ah, I was basing it on Call of Cthulhu where everyone's an ordinary person and rolling under your skill level was a success, thus 100% skills for non-epic victims caught in supernatural situations.
I don't know if it's a translation thing, but when the Book-isekai character fails to recognize characters from a book and say they were surprised at finding out . . . .
"The real person is visually different from what I imagined from reading." 🤔