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A certain sister had strange aspects of them dialed up. Huh.

Oh this is quite alright so far.

At first I didn't recognize this but realized that I've read the WN. Spoiler but not really: the is hot .

@Roadrunner9000 I've only read the LNs and the manga, haven't watched the anime. The series is very good relative to the vast majority of series on this site. I can't comment on whether the anime does it justice, but I assume from a comment by @TrueGoddessReincarnation that it does not.

I really like this one actually.

So it's alright, but why is no one questioning how she casually carries a dragon with her?

A main couple that doesn't fall for each other instantly and is slowly growing closer? Blasphemy.

@Soulofkefka Apologies for another @, I had a thought when reading the most recent chapter on the topic of the reason why demons are so simply straightforwardly "evil" by nature. They're foils for Frieren. Demons are otherworldly creatures with power that far exceeds that of humanity, with a...

So much for the .

@Soulofkefka Hard disagree on several fronts. It's a story about someone who has never had to think about the inescapable restrictions of time learn to value things on the same temporal scale that the everyday human does. Although there is action, it is not centred around it—I don't think this...

@djasindra That statement is so incredibly broad it applies to every single fictional character who applies otherworldly knowledge/perks without having omniscience—as long as they aren't always right, that comparison still applies. If they are always right with no unexpected results, it's...

@JayCantRead If I had to guess, he

@monkey123 Utilizing knowledge from outside of the isekai world's knowledge (aka cheating) is a staple of isekai, especially power fantasy/growth isekai. Whether it be through an encyclopedic knowledge of the game, a casual mental download of wikipedia that enables them to port over whatever...

@djasindra They're very different on multiple levels. The only real similarity is the isekai villain/villainess premise, which I assure you, is extremely common.

@monkey123 There aren't really any specific similarities aside aside from the overarching setting, which is otherwise rather common. Have you heard of power fantasy isekais? It's been a major trend of the last decade.

.. I don't remember the characters from chapter 30. Maybe it's been a while but I have no recollection of them whatsoever.

Cute and relatively light on drama and other conflicts that tend to be tossed in on a whim, but I'm not sure I'm all too fond of the pacing. The plot seems fairly cut and dry as well. A few criticisms in other places, but overall still generally good.

I originally dropped this because I wasn't looking forward to the completely unrepentant male lead doing his utmost to worm his way in despite not knowing or caring about the people he claims to care about. If he loves her that much, why can he not understand what she's thinking to any degree...

Strong start. The isolation in a crowd was nice.

If androids are mainstream and commonly built, with technology as complex as what they appear to have, surely someone could have built a prosthetic limb. Neural interfaces already exist in our world to some degree, as do brain-computer interfaces. This world seems a good deal more advanced.