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Okay, I know a lot of people are freaking out about this. But we all know this is gonna be used for comedic purposes after they figure out they can just turn the hourglass whenever they want and start messing with people 😃

Haha, I'm going to prison now.

Literally a few days between the heartfelt goodbye and the next chapters coming out. Short boat ride indeed XD

This arc is finally over, and I'm feeling... Relieved, mostly. Can't put my figure on it, but something about this whole Literary Giant arc has felt a bit off. Like, there's something about how the characters involved are acting that seems really different than it did before. Might be similar...

It's nice we have the players for the official game, but I sorta wanted Isagi to not be chosen. Also, I'm predicting that the match is gonna be a horrifically one-sided stomp on the side of the Blue Lock players, just to show how much the characters have grown compared to where they started...

Me on Chapter 40: "Oh my god this is gonna be sweet, watching the alternate personality of the MC fight the super-powered Planetary Human! Me on Chapter 41: "My Little Planetary Human Can't Possibly Be This Dumb!"

Interesting premise, good art, and interesting and likable characters. I hope to god this becomes a full series, because this One-shot was pretty dang good!

Nice art, straightforward and easily understandable story, and a simple but very likable cast of characters with distinct personalities. Even the characters that are easily the 'villains' so far have redeeming qualities and you can't actually bring yourself to hate them. Also, the author...

First Impression: This story is going to be lewd. Second Impression: This story is going to be comedy. Third Impression: This story is going to be a tryhard violent erotic story filled with gore and death. Fourth Impression: This story is lewd comedy.

Aria, the main protagonist, is actively emotionally manipulating everyone around her and playing with the heart of an innocent and well-meaning boy purely for her own enjoyment. And every time we're shown signs of genuine emotion, of sadness, rage, and complete and utter terror, she simply...