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@gubly Thanks for the short spoiler. I was wondering what the difference will be from the other four or five other mangas with the exact same premise. Seems like a pretty minor one though. I'll follow this one for a few chapters and see if that changes anything.

I second most of the opinion here: someone got written off cheaply. I was wondering what happened with her, and whether the protagonist was just going to forget her and switch to the restaurant girl like the low-morals playboy he was not supposed to be. Guess he will, thanks to a cheap trick...

"I was right in executing you." That reminds me of many villains in movies, wondering why the hero is upset after they killed his wife/child/dog. He still thinks he was right as his undead victim is looking down on him. Zero self-reflection. That's kind of hilarious in a way.

I still can't get used to Tanaka v2 referring to the girl as "used goods". In my view, that's the kind of term that shows a disregard for non-virgin women, and potentially women in general, as little more than objects. With a loss of value after first use. I don't get this fixation on...

@WhiteMageGoose The MC spilling the beans early on is actually pretty common. Sometimes to a trusted ally (generally a childhood friend or servant), sometimes to the main capture target himself. I can think of two cases where the "villainess" actually embraces her role - albeit cartoonishly so -...

It's not necessarily a bad idea originally, but the number of similar settings in this manga category is getting a little overdone. "I get into a game world / rewind time as the villainess who dies in any route." (Then again, in the "rewind time" category, the MC typically only knows one ending...

This is a slightly strange setup. "We summoned you just to be a figurehead in a new year festival." So the summoned "hero" is going to lose one year of his normal life for entertainment purpose? I'm glad there were a couple hints that this is not all there is to it or I would have been a bit...

This feels weak. So far, the only manga with a "healer is OP" concept I liked is "The wrong way to use healing magic". It takes work for the OPness to build up, but the MC is relatable and you get an explanation as to how healing can be abused. It's not a "god-given cheat that turns healing...

The description is a little off, but more importantly the story is quite an emotional rollercoaster. It goes from super dark to outright comedy, and the transition seems a little fast. Not sure what the tone is supposed to be, so it's a little confusing at times, but it is quite ok overall. Not...

Bad temper was justified, but she would have had better results trying to discuss things just a little. She did get at least partial refund after the mc intercedes. Also, how is "potato rank" not condescending? So, she is basically justified in all her reactions, but still she does have...

@blablablub She has a bad temper, but I like the mc even less. He decided to stay f-rank, which will lead to a continuous use of the trope "people will be condescending until I demonstrate how awesome I really am". Rankings in manga are always irrelevant, at least to the mc. But there are...

I find the whole chapter super weak.

Someone is enjoying this a bit too much. 😁

I'm more than a little annoyed at authors who cut a chapter mid-sentence. That's not how you make a cliffhanger. That's just making frustration. Doing so just before a reveal is classic, although abusing it can also become a pain to read.

@movileanu12 This is probably one of those cases where a shortcut was made in the adaptation of a LN... and so things make no sense because a detail is removed (a dialogue, a fight scene, ...), but a reference to it still remains. This can be confusing at times, so I wish they didn't go for...

I would note that this is fantasy + reincarnation, but not isekai. The MC reincarnated into the same fantasy world he lived the first time. Funny how the tag "isekai" gets added to anything in a fantasy setting nowadays. It will completely lose its meaning at this rate, if it's not already done...

@Amerak, this is more of a slice of life manga. Nothing is bound to really happen unless there is a sudden genre shift. Note how the very few battles were very short and totally one-sided. This is a story about an isekai'ed protagonist slowly build his domain (from a farm to a village... and...

@Cacia Thanks for the info. The translation team messed up here, which was my guess, but given how manga often references non-japanese culture, I couldn't quite exclude the possibility that the author himself just used that name for some reason.

"Snow White" and "not scary"? That seems obvious. Might be different if they meant yukionna. (which would better fit the concept of wearing a kimono with snowflake patterns.) So, was the author mistaken or did the translation team mess up by trying to westernize things?

Pretty average manhua. Art is a below average, story is lacking originality. It's surfing on common tropes and doesn't bring anything new. Makes for an ok read while waiting for chapters on other, better stories.