I really like how the MC has all this future knowledge about the best upcoming technology, even knows how it works, but doesn't steal other's achievements.
He could have made himself out as a technological genius wiz-kid like some time travel/reincarnation stories, but instead really lives up to his ideal of helping others succeed. He makes conditions ideal for them and earns credit that way, showing off managerial skill and business acumen. Meanwhile helping the qualified but not office politic-savvy get their dues and opportunities to use their skills.
I also like that he's cleaning house for the company and removing those who abuse their positions.
Maybe he can turn that fraudster group into a bad guy busting group like on the show Leverage.
Aww, the author must have gotten tired of drawing it. Back to generic boring shonen hair. Boooo ╥﹏╥
the author actually like the hair and did not mind drawing it but the editor like it short so they changed it
the author actually liked the longer hair and did not mind drawing it but the editor likes it short so they changed it.
I think it was the artist not the author since the author creates the novel (origin of the story), not the manga version (=・ω・=)
I feel that horror, like jokes, lose a lot when explained. I think the picture posted with the explanation is enough of a clue for people who don't get the horror at first.
Spoiler for first chapter:
For example, the first story. The image with the explanation is a girl with weapons falling out of her backpack. I think that's enough to get you to look back and see she has her hand ready to push that guy in the first panel and slipped, falling on the track. She was the serial "train accident" killer all along.
She must mean she doesn't use any special scented soap, and goes for unscented. Otherwise I can't imagine how weird it must smell, no matter how often she wipes down with water...also I feel the guy about how hard it is to get some jewelry on. It would be funny if he got frustrated and squished the mechanism so she can't get it off again.
Oh no, a love interest, eww. Also, did they just let that child sex slavery ring go?! The bad guys obviously did it before...its that half elf's main business. Just kill them or at least freaking report and detain them! WTF, they will definitely just do it to someone else, right?! And the creepy guy who requested a child is still free too. Author-san you can't introduce child slavery and rape off-hand and without any reprocussion or resolution wtf! Losing interest despite the fluff, very disappointed.
Well I agree with you, but this elf have connections with nobles who ofc have power and don't want their crimes get exposed so it's hard for kirito to just jump straight in and act recklessly especially when he always trying to be lowkey and avoid unnecessary attention all this time. Not to mention he's still new to all common senses in capital, he probably doesn't know human trafficking is common and even if he wanna report him, he needs solid proof yk
I bet he wanted to get Aine a dress and he brought the princess for fashion consult. Either that or the king made him escort her as a way of forcing them together. They are both nice, straightforward people, no cheating involved. ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶
As cute as their father-daughter bond is, the story has gotten stale for me. Yeondu is now a strange facsimile of a child. She too perfect: never messy, angry, or upset for long (which people often see as "being bad" rather than a normal part of children learning to process emotions and new ideas), always sweet and goes along with anything. No tantrums in the grocery store or refusal to eat certain foods (except for once where she was instantly pacified.) Now there's no tension or conflict left with all their family drama settled.
I'm also uncomfortable with him vlogging so much of her life. I know this is a fantasy world where all comments are nice and there are no stalkers or perverts following her online, but it's really turned into a business where he earns money from her. Her self esteem is fine and they could stop vlogging now, I don't think Yeondu would care. Let her experience things without it being posted online for strangers! I object to family vlogging of children in real life but I tried to ignore it for this story assuming it would be temporary.
Now the focus isn't even on them bonding and Yeondu overcoming her trauma and exploring the world with trust and curiosity. It's all the YouTube business and subscribers and whether her dad will romance one of the women in his life. It's just boring for me now and I feel like the last twenty chapter I skimmed as nothing interesting is happening anyway. I caught myself putting off reading rather than leaping on updates, and realized the story is over for me.
This is just my opinion, not bagging on anyone still enjoying the story. Just disappointed at the direction it's taken.