Asoko de Hataraku Musubu-san

exactly what i was thinking lmao

Hmmmm no wonder your saying that,  look at the end ch29

Even tho there are certain events that I don't personally like, I thoroughly enjoyed reading this to its latest update.
Definitely a good read (imo, lol).

Interesting manga

I don't necessarily disagree with a lot of what he's saying but it's really 4th wall breaking, especially when going on long multi-page rants. I love fiction used as a mirror or lens to examine our own society and culture, which is why old Star Trek is great. How the Arachne were handled had that vibe and made them fun to read.

On the other hand, Taura became a mouth-piece that went on multi-page rants which sucked the fun out of those pages because the lens to examine our own culture/views lost pretty much all its subtlety. Keeping up with the Star Trek analogy, it would be more like modern Trek than classic. For the sake of storytelling, a lot of what was crammed into the feminist rants shouldn't have just been pages of text but instead actually shown when they got to the Centaur village. As the old rule states; "Show, don't tell."

1/3

I'm assuming lenalee gona come in and help him stay true to himself.

Read scanlated series long enough and usually its second nature to understand the implied meaning despite any bad translation/grammar.

I've read manga for nearly 18 years now and rarely do I encounter a truly bad translation that makes it impossible to read.

i like the art, the cover art is rather simple but it pulled me in
got no qualms with reincarnation
man gettin reincarnated as a woman when he's as macho as can be?
find it rather disgusting, quite clear nothing deep is goin on here
if there was some gender dysphoria going on i'd be able to appreciate it for what it is, even if i dont embark on that journey
but otherwise this feels like some sort of cheap juvenile fantasy
and shame on all of ye SHAME FOR SHAME enjoying this garbage smh

4 chapters remaining before the manga ends