moody_bish's manga / #isekai(24)

vol1... AHHH excited for the next volumes (tho i think it'll be quite a long wait. // Vol2 is so annoying when the mother came and it's that ideology that children should just live with it even if theyre abandoned—and like, he's 50, why does he have to keep himself available for that bitch UGH

Interesting MC who is a little dense, but is very proactive and humble. Takes magic and responsibility seriously, but is unable to refuse his sister which trapped him into a sudden polygamous engagement with 3 girls. Despite being OP, he is confronted with a heavy responsibility to take on the world's biggest threat on top of all the complexities of an aristocrat.

i often repeat to my myself that this is not real life, concepts like waste management, cultural reset, weapons for war, and all other big shit will not he taken seriously. besides that, the ambitious author really make me lose my mind in both positive and negative reasons. WHICH IS WHY I GOT SHOCKED WHEN I SAW THE RECOMMENDED PAGE TOO SOON. i hope it updates soon

it's so wholesome! even if it shows just a chapter, like an introductory subarc for the MC—it doesnt make you feel empty coz it fulfills the introduction, the prequel of whatever adventure or drama that would unfold after finding her people.

[Dropped] Aresh is the only reason I can tolerate the MC's worsening self-satisfying workaholic trait. I'm bitter about it coz there's more sympathy for workaholic people who doesnt give a sht if their self-paced and work-hoarding trait ruins the whole system (an actual extreme and not like the workaholic who does it within reason and in consideration of a system rather than their own.) Besides, it's worse that he is actually very much aware of how he treats Aresh. Let's say Aresh also satisfies himself in breaking into the MC's little world, and sure, there's a satisfaction to that...but only that. I tend to roll my eyes at the MC esp when I knew he wouldnt even face Aresh until Aresh had to bulldozer through his faux ignorance

erased a long rant that was fuelled by frustration ch29—it has a nice build up (often absurd but it's a diff world anyway). Risa reminds me of myself in terms of giving advice yet being unable to keep it. I'm disappointed that her friends and family are passive towards her just when she needed major help. (i get that they want to support her choices, but most of the time it was their coaxing and carelessness that got her into trouble anyway)

woke up to another world in a younger version of his body, captured and turned into a slave, saved by a beastman and realized he was mates with him and another beastman

@22 this story is making me hate most of its female characters and feel bad for this kindhearted yet clumsy and impulsive male MC(actually he's also quite irresponsible despite the signs of how critical his influence is. he just kept buying shit and importing them with little sense of awareness). But the contrast between his desire to help in the agriculture sector and the schemes around him outside the village...like BRUH. I WANT HIM TO JUST LOCK THE VILLAGE (except the girl he met first, she's the real one. actually, all the people in the village are the real one)

it's a crime to have made this into a one shot when the story mentioned some events that would have been nice to know more about...and maybe an extra about their runaway life together

[[dropped]] after trying to tough it out from ch26 to around ch33 since the translation made the story less and less understandable. i really like the story tho huhu demon king doing the summoning? diff beasts/tribes actually taking a human seriously just coz the demon king has his back? this meta like interpretation of modern business into fantasy tropes then re-interpreted into modern dynamics thru uchimura? it's not so perfect of a story, just a good read but even if it's hypocritical to criticize free translation, it just ruins the story