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I've read the first two volumes of the LN translation. Honestly, while the idea seemed interesting, I ended up dropping it in the end. I just didn't like all the grinding, especially since the protagonist has to grind a hundred times more than everyone else to get to the same level. Also, there's way too little character interactions for my taste. Most of the story is just pure leveling, and everything else is secondary. Maybe it changes later, but I don't really care anymore.

I haven't read this particular story, but I notice that I generally find this type of fantasy/isekai where the protagonist actually has to work to become strong a lot more enjoyable than the type where they are just OP from the start. Unless the growth is very fast and is caused by some wunderwaffel or something.

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Honestly, sound just like a pretty basic combination of some very common isekai cliches. I don't know how well it handles them though. By the way, are you interested in reading Monster Tamer? It'd be interesting to read your reaction to it. I'd say, thematically and plotwise it's somewhat similar to Arifureta, but darker and without comedic parts. I'm not a big fan of its writing, but I like how deeply it explores its characters and the relationships between them.

Good enough, i believe. The two non-main girls' stories are a bit rushed, and I found the medieval part more enjoyable to read than to watch, but the other parts are exactly the same in both formats. I haven't seen the first season of the anime, but, to be fair, LB! visual novel has some fanservice as well. I watched some episode reviews on youtube as it was coming out, and some people literally couldn't understand what was happening in the later parts of the first season. I agree that this anime makes a nice addition to the VN if you read it, but I still consider it one of t

Nice. I thought it was cancelled. Good to see it wasn't. Let's say I'm intrigued to see an isekai in the VN format. The ones I played so far were pretty good. Though I do hope it doesn't become too generic.

Honestly, it sounds generic enough to be from anywhere. I don't think I've heard this one though, so it's probably not from a VN I've played.

Imo the second part is a lot better, and I agree with @alpacaman that it works on its own. Though there is also something like a cliffhanger there, so there may be some sense in waiting another decade for 2b. Also, Mhakna Gramura and Fairy Bell deserves more attention than it gets.

Katahane Chuusotsu! 1st Graduation ~Chuusotsu no Time After Time~ Higurashi no Naku Koro ni

It can, if they hire cheaper and less experienced writers because they have limited budget. Though I'm not sure that's what happened here because I know little about this game.

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It's been a while since I read the game, so, honestly, I don't remember much about him. The thing that I know for sure is that I absolutely hated Kei's route in Extra, and, since it was the first route I played, I was pretty close to dropping the game. I'm glad I didn't. She's actually one of the main characters in another VN made by the same company, Kimi ga Nozomu Eien. Sadly, that game is still untranslated. Meiya. I actually didn't like her at all in Extra, but she grew on me during Unlimited and Alternative. Well, if we are talking about the trilogy as a whole, I'm

I don't think so. Not yet, at least. I'm not sure how American laws work, but I wonder if it's even possible to pick it up from them without completely retranslating everything? It definitely would be possible if they went bankrupt, but they decided not to pay taxes instead, and right now they aren't allowed to any type of business, as far as I know.

The Holy Grail of Eris turned to to be a surprisingly interesting mystery story. Though I'll probably switch to the LN when it comes out in March. Honestly, I thought that the villainess genre was done for, with a massive amount of absolute garbage that comes out regularly, but it looks like I found a gem.