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That was… honestly kind of pointless. In a series where people get killed at the drop of a hat, often for merely being flawed, they had an actual criminal and… kinda sorta accepted some money from him, not even under false pretenses? Tame. Very tame.

Okay, so… at what point does the author play the "MC has turned 18 so he's technically an adult" card?

"Wah!? Are these pecs!?" he said, looking at his stomach. Apparently anatomy is not his strong suit. Maybe he was secretly a manga artist.

Says a lot about the average workplace these days that a manager who isn't an inhuman sadist is plausibly an automatic target for romantic love. "Hey, you — yeah, you. You're young and naive… you know what? I'm not going to cut your wages and work you to death." "Oh my god, you're… you're so...

Usually isekai manga try to follow the actual development of technology to some extent. This one? Jumps straight from nothing to Polaroid instant cameras, apparently with autofocus and image stabilization. I don't know whether to think that's impressive or terrible.

@CountryMage: FIV is definitely a high-level disease, it has a 20% fatality rate with treatment. But it doesn't spread to humans — only cats. If he was an expert in diseases from the perspective of Earth, he might be cautious about diseases that slimes found to be "high-level" but he wouldn't...

@CountryMage: how would he know, in advance, how contagious the disease is? There are all kinds of bacteria which can survive in feces which are dangerous but which we usually don't need to worry about because they don't spread easily. (For example, cholera is not something to worry about unless...

Just a quibble: "epidemic" is really the wrong word, here, because it refers to a disease which is widespread, not necessarily one which is fatal, and you don't use the word until the disease is widespread. (By definition, a disease nobody has caught yet is not an epidemic.) "Plague" is probably...

Uh… y'know, I'm really feeling like the fairies are behind everything in the first place, and the whole Demon Lord/Hero thing is something they set up for reasons of their own.

@Ceiye: she's calm because whenever she's in a 'head' scene the authors force her to be calm. Our emotions are carried by physical things within the body — neurotransmitters and so forth. If somebody somehow could force your body to be in an emotional state, from a chemical perspective, it would...

"I bear the Kuga family a grudge so I'm going to set up a bizarre, obscure set of clues which apparently nobody around here will actually be able to even notice without the chance presence of an outsider… that will be my perfect revenge!"

@TheGTF: It's obvious that the whole point is that she's going to revolutionize cuisine in that world, and everybody is going to say "wow, your food is so good, I never thought eating could actually be pleasant!". If she wasn't going to do that, then there would be no point to having a manga...

If we're being realistic, a world where the food is terrible would be a world in which there was no good food available, or else one in which humanity was so completely different from the way it is in reality that somebody transferred there from here would be in shock from a lot of other sources...

Yay, it's back!

Meh. Nowhere near as entertaining as the other version.

@casualqueue: yeah, that would have made more sense. I mean: 1. Creating a human clone and loading it with memories implies a level of biotech high enough to be able to completely hijack somebody's senses and immerse them in a VR world anyway 2. Creating human clones would automatically be more...

So… speculations on the bandages, anybody? Is he really deformed/injured or not? Are the bandages made of something special (like money) or are they just there to hide his face?

@Dalam: pretty sure that pose is "artist used a reference photo of a bodybuilder/athlete sitting on a sofa with legs crossed and arms along the back and just added weights where it looks funny". He's not leaning forward, which means his center of gravity would be way behind his foot, so if he...

Huh. Very interesting. I hope this leads to an actual story and maybe an explanation of what exactly is going on, and isn't just going to be "two girls are friends while periodically going to a mysterious other world which we aren't going to explain at all".

"Premilimary"?