443: Earth's Anon

I imagined it, but everyone's really struggling

444: Earth's Anon

The food...

Maybe Japanese people had an advantage there

Since we're a nation that eats just about anything

445: Earth's Anon

Too many transmigrants are just giving up and ordering sandwiches because they can't eat "this stuff"

446: Earth's Anon

It's kind of pitiful when it comes to religious dietary restrictions, but they do seem a bit too serious

447: Earth's Anon

There are actually quite a few things that look pretty tasty though...

Hygiene concerns and all that make it hard to say for sure

448: Earth's Anon

In the end, I think civilised people will just have to head to big cities in the other world and pay high prices for meals.

449: Earth's Anon

I never imagined there would be so many people in the world who can't eat grilled fish

450: Anonymous from Earth

Maybe they're just saying they can't eat it because of cooking methods, though. They'd probably eat it if it were prepared as sautéed or fried, right?

451: Anonymous from Earth

It's become popular to send messages to people who can't eat it for religious reasons, like "It's similar to pork but isn't pork. Pigs don't exist in that world."

452: Anonymous from Earth

Ah yes, that makes sense—there's no way they could be the same species

after all, it's a different world

453: Anonymous from Earth

If they can pull a spirit stone out from inside their body, that's kind of expected

454: Anonymous from Earth

Do people who've been transferred also have spirit stones coming out of their bodies?

455: Anonymous from Earth

Probably so. It's safe to assume it was remade to suit the other world during the transfer. Since you're gaining abilities by spending points, your body is inevitably being remade anyway.

456: Anonymous from Earth

Why do vegetarians even exist?

457: Anonymous from Earth

Seems like they're doing pretty well. There are quite a few edible vegetables in that other world.

458: Anonymous from Earth

Food is abundant here.

Lower survival difficulty than I imagined.

459: Anonymous from Earth

Most people who were randomly transferred ended up dying.

460: Anonymous from Earth

That's just because they foolishly walked into danger. It's just the natural selection we'd expect—idiots don't survive.

461: Anonymous from Earth

Since it's Level 1, no matter whether you're a warrior, mage, cleric, or fighter, you just have to grind it out—why can't people understand that?

462: Anonymous from Earth

There's no medicine for idiots, so it's unavoidable, really.

463: Anonymous from Earth

It's pretty harsh, but if you choose random teleportation, you apparently get an extra 30 points, so I guess thinking about it isn't entirely unreasonable. The points you get by default were probably only around 30 at most.

464: Anonymous from Earth

It's not like it's guaranteed to send you to a dangerous place, you know.

465: Anonymous from Earth

The truth is, random teleportation is set by default at first, and if you want to ensure a safe location, you have to pay 30 points. That's the god's great trap. There's a big difference in feeling between gaining 30 points and losing 30 points—even if it's the same number of points.

466: Anonymous from Earth

Even someone like Worigami said they might have randomly transferred if they hadn't had time to think things through...

467: Anonymous from Earth

God is scary, really...

God is the Devil...

468: Anonymous from Earth

Only four people are still alive out of those who ended up randomly transferred!

469: Anonymous from Earth

Forty-one people died within just a few days after transferring.

That's a pretty brutal number...

Hikaru really survived against the odds.

470: Anonymous from Earth

Some lucky ones did end up in relatively safe spots even when choosing random transfer, but we won't know for sure until they come forward themselves.

471: Anonymous from Earth

Even the booklet handed out to all transmigrants clearly states, "Where you end up is the most important. If you can choose, prioritize safety above all." So why were there still quite a few people who chose random transfer despite this...?

472: Earth's Anonymous

That booklet—was it published by the UN or WHO or something?

473: Earth's Anonymous

Yeah. It's called "The Scroll of the Otherworld Tiger," compiled by experts.

Some say Japanese light novel writers participated, others say they didn't...

474: Earth's Anonymous

Well, even if you hand out booklets, there'll always be a certain number of people who just won't read them.

475: Earth's Anonymous

Seriously, God should just publicly reveal how the transferees' points are being distributed.

476: Earth's Anonymous

I really want to know the secret behind Jeanne-chan's strength.

477: Earth's Anonymous

Come to think of it, there are actually quite a few viewers more focused on "Scrolls of Great Healing" and "Scrolls of Youthfulness" than on the characters themselves.

478: Earth's Anonymous

That's just human dreams, you know—youthfulness.

479: Earth's Anonymous

Great Healing is a dream item too. It heals missing parts and all...

480: Earth's Anonymous

I think options like the transfer beings being able to return to our world will eventually come up. At that point, I wonder if the gods will allow "souvenirs" or not.

481: Anonymous from Earth

It'd be powerful if spirit magic worked here just as normally.

482: Anonymous from Earth

It's impossible since there are no spirits here.

483: Anonymous from Earth

Scrolls probably wouldn't work either, since there are no spirits to activate them.

484: Anonymous from Earth

That's possible.

485: Anonymous from Earth

If healing magic and scrolls have the same structure, then it's a no-chance scenario.

486: Anonymous from Earth

What about potions?

487: Anonymous from Earth

Even those might just be concentrated spirits in liquid form—can't say for sure.

488: Anonymous from Earth

If they exist in liquid form, isn't it possible for them to affect the body directly?

489: Anonymous from Earth

You don't know whether spirits are harmful to humans or not?

They're pure outsiders, and in the worst case, they could kill you instantly.

490: Anonymous from Earth

But it's fine for those who've been transferred, right?

491: Anonymous from Earth

The theory that your body gets remade to match the standards of the other world when you're transferred is the most plausible.

492: Anonymous from Earth

This is a confusing story—whether dreams exist or not...

493: Anonymous from Earth

Who's the transfer user I'm most curious about right now?

494: Anonymous from Earth

That came out of nowhere.

I'm the amnesiac Superman from Germany.

495: Anonymous from Earth

It's Hikaru, of course.

496: Anonymous from Earth

Jeanne-chan.

497: Anonymous from Earth

Lady Jeanne.

498: Anonymous from Earth

Dark Great Sorcerer Hikaru, my heart melts.

499: Anonymous from Earth

Still, it's definitely Origami-chan.

500: Anonymous from Earth

Mr. Maximilian Marshall

501: Anonymous from Earth

Twin from Romania

502: Anonymous from Earth

Jack Alexander Fox-kun

503: Anonymous from Earth

Yeah, it's really satisfying to see Jeanne-chan. A beautiful girl with more power than even Mr. Maru—absolutely the best of the best

504: Anonymous from Earth

The episode where Jeanne-chan defeated a zombie with a log—unbelievably epic

505: Anonymous from Earth

Her mental strength is no joke. She never skips training. How could someone this talented be hiding somewhere like that?

506: Anonymous from Earth

Jeanne-chan is insanely strong—she shows zero interest in spirit magic at all.

Physically and mentally.

507: Anonymous from Earth

According to a theory thread, Jeanne seems to have taken a debuff saying she "has no potential for spirit magic."

508: Anonymous from Earth

No way... seriously?

509: Anonymous from Earth

It's amazing how brave you are to take on anything in a world where spirits can solve anything

510: Anonymous from Earth

Let's discuss Jeanne-chan's story in a dedicated thread, otherwise it'll get out of hand

511: Anonymous from Earth

Surprisingly few transfer users actually engage in combat

I thought everyone would become warriors

512: Anonymous from Earth

There are plenty of magic users, though…

513: Anonymous from Earth

Don't you think a lot of transfer users get bored quickly, even if they learn spirit magic, since they can only use it a limited number of times?

They lack the determination to steadily work hard

514: Anonymous from Earth

In the end, only people who truly admire the other world would have that kind of mindset

They're too busy just surviving in daily life

515: Anonymous from Earth

I don't find it very interesting when transfer users just start as apprentice bakers or farmers

516: Anonymous from Earth

In the end, it's inevitable that viewers gather around certain berserkers.

Their transfer abilities are almost all combat-oriented anyway.

It's like the gods' will or the godly system design is flawed.

517: Anonymous from Earth

On that note, OriGami is impressive.

Even though they're completely terrified, they still want to fight.

518: Anonymous from Earth

We should also push that reclusive Hikaru guy.

He'd be incredibly strong in battle.

The spirit magic bonus is insane.

519: Anonymous from Earth

Spirit magic, you know.

520: Anonymous from Earth

You guys are always saying you prefer combat-oriented stuff, yet you never miss your erotic channels, right?

521: Anonymous from Earth

Obviously.

Not watching would be rude!

522: Anonymous from Earth

Cool (not cool).

523: Anonymous from Earth

Speaking of food, I just remembered—apparently you can survive by eating spirit stones

524: Anonymous from Earth

—that's about as rare as Indian ascetic monks doing it