I came here to read more but turns out, there was only one more chapter before it leaves off?! And it’s a really good manga too, just when things start to happen outside of his knowledge, it leaves off on a cliffhanger. I’m curious as to whether or not he chooses to return to his own world or stay after everything is done. Although, currently I want him to return more than I want him to stay.
Both worlds are interconnected as well, being that it’s still “a game” from the wallclips to the “underworld” to even utilizing glitches from the original game. Even though they are no longer NPCs, nor are they stuck to dialogue, it’s still being stuck in the game world. From food to everything else still abiding by game rules, it gives us a hint that the body double was, in fact, part of the game and undiscovered. I think it’s possible that even if they act of their own accord sometimes, it could still be built into the game due to the unexpected variable, or the body double. It’s a really interesting read that gets you thinking even if it’s mainly comedic.
I came here to read more but turns out, there was only one more chapter before it leaves off?! And it’s a really good manga too, just when things start to happen outside of his knowledge, it leaves off on a cliffhanger. I’m curious as to whether or not he chooses to return to his own world or stay after everything is done. Although, currently I want him to return more than I want him to stay.
Both worlds are interconnected as well, being that it’s still “a game” from the wallclips to the “underworld” to even utilizing glitches from the original game. Even though they are no longer NPCs, nor are they stuck to dialogue, it’s still being stuck in the game world. From food to everything else still abiding by game rules, it gives us a hint that the body double was, in fact, part of the game and undiscovered. I think it’s possible that even if they act of their own accord sometimes, it could still be built into the game due to the unexpected variable, or the body double. It’s a really interesting read that gets you thinking even if it’s mainly comedic.