>>6

But what if you even have knowledge from your past life?

>>14

It depends on what kind of part-time job you had…

>>28

If you hold out until spring, there’s a chance.

If I could somehow revive by regaining new knowledge from my past lives every time I die…

I’m going to die again…

Isn’t this just that the suffering has dragged on?

>>31

Is it something treated as a test of guts?

As the enemy country invades, all the royals will be captured and executed immediately afterward.

>>18

This is how it should be!

>>41

I can make pudding!

>>18

This child, who carries the blood of the king, seems likely to be executed.

>>111

I can make pudding!

>>119

Eating for a thousand days shows true grit.

What is the relationship between recovering past life memories and resurrection?

From here, I’ll use my past life’s part-time job knowledge to survive, be picked up by a super strong handsome powerful figure.

I’m probably going to be spoiled with my part-time job knowledge, how unfortunate for me, since I’m quite knowledgeable.

Can you at least let Chappie live…?

Isn’t there a way to handle it more peacefully instead of having heads chopped off one after another?

Because there is a gap between the name and appearance, Chappy also seems like it might be executed.

On the other hand, the protagonist bribed the enemy nation’s old woman with pudding.

>>48

Right after changing from the execution course to the slave course by bribing with pudding.

I was declared to be made a wife by a man significantly older than me.

>>62

Are you going to increase the number of slave children again…?

>>69

I mean, with that appearance, it looks like a lolicon…

>>48

The protagonist made a deal to satisfy the people with a thousand nights of a thousand dishes in exchange for their help.

Also, since the old woman seems to have a connection to her past life (though it’s pretty faded), pudding has had an effect on those memories.

This is definitely a place where I’m thrown into a tatami room prison.

This is actually interesting as a supernatural ability story…

The battle between time stop and fate manipulation was ridiculously intense, like something out of a fool’s dream.

>>38

How do I face such cheating with just my cafeteria job knowledge…

America before the emancipation of slaves.

It is said that a Black slave woman was impregnated by the plantation owner.

Does that mean that even when it’s a target of discrimination, it can still rise up?!

>>39

I can’t stop my sexual desire…

>>39

I think it’s an interesting phenomenon that it’s acceptable to impregnate a slave, but being pregnant with a slave’s child is looked down upon.

Since I’m technically a member of the royal family, I can become a national hero with my part-time job knowledge.

You did it to help me escape from the enemy country, didn’t you?

Is it a battle manga?!

Detailed request desired!

It’s amazing that you can make pudding in another world.

I can’t do it without pudding mix.

Should I register for the manga where the dog dies…?

>>54

Is this really the time to be doing this!? Either I see that it’s all over for me, or the only way to escape reality is to bully the slave kids…

This manga has a good tempo…

What else is pudding made with besides eggs and sugar…?

>>58

Milk

Also, if possible, vanilla essence.

Everyone got caught without returning from the snowy field, and it was no good.

Is there a member of the royal family who was executed and came back to life with memories of their past life?

If you did swimming in your past life, then it should be fine…

Isn’t it unthinkable to raise a child with a slave alongside the legitimate children’s?

Getting a chance to make pudding right before an execution is quite interesting.

Of course, the person who sold their own children, born from impregnating slaves, was deeply disapproved of by those around them.

>>76

It’s quite a common thing.

Although this can’t be said to be common in America, there were quite a few of them.

https://pocket.shonenmagazine.com/episode/2550912965209555132

Treated like a Celestial Dragon or something.

Don’t say that your mother’s keepsake is something to be taken lightly.

Suddenly, a feeling of Ghibli has surged up.

It seems that it was judged unnecessary to write about the details of war or military matters for a female audience.

>>86

Seriously speaking, if you’re dragging out the “got what you deserved” part in this kind of work, are you looking to die or something…? So this is not wrong.

>>86

When reading war-themed stories primarily focused on romance for women, it’s common to wonder why they are fighting a war in that state. Isn’t it essentially a loss in that situation?

>>86

Stories about young ladies often have a surprisingly detailed focus on such things.

In this case, I’m just quickly moving the conversation forward.

In this heavy snowfall, completing the suppression in just one day…

Was it the one whose novel was canceled?

She is picked up by the empress who also has a past life, but that person is also quick to let the heroine die.

It was hard to read because the abuse of the heroine continued.

I couldn’t handle my dad being beheaded without even showing his face.

The unfortunate thing is…

Provoking a major power (making a pregnant empress drink poison to induce a stillbirth)

>>96

You said that you would go so far as to say it’s divine punishment for collapsing after drinking poison, you fool!

>>103

The act of making the destruction of nations one’s mission.

>>104

It’s almost at the level where it’s done intentionally by a royal who was actually a reincarnator to follow the script…

>>114

I’ll root them out with all soldiers at max morale.

In the first episode, Dad was beheaded, but…

It’s terrible that he’s the king who impregnated so many slaves and feels nothing about it.

A little more like this… it’s about the balance…

The Emperor is so beautiful that everything has flown away.

>>107

I thought I was being hated to death because I’m a princess of a country that did something like what was mentioned in the post above…

Despite the fact that many of them are relatively decent people, they are misunderstanding and are on the verge of killing the heroine’s pet.

Because I stopped him with a jumping kick, I received lashings (almost dying) for being disrespectful.

Jealousy can lead to being scalded on the feet because you dislike being treated gently by the empress.

>>125

Even if I sustain such serious injuries, I survive by having a weak little goddess heal me.

Despite being weak, the fact that I’m getting along well with the goddess makes me suspicious that I might actually be a witch, doesn’t it?

Well, let’s cast a curse. If you’re a witch, you’ll survive, but if not, you’ll die.

I’m on the verge of dying again in that flow.

>>135

There are quite a few cases where readers who read the comic adaptation become curious about the original work and then end up thinking, “What is this?”

>>120

Boil your feet?!

>>120

That’s just infuriating… No wonder the novel got canceled.

If you’re going that far, using a lethal poison would be a better option.

Since it’s a war anyway.

Huh, this beautiful empress had a stillbirth? Isn’t that too sad?

It’s a good thing that the cleanup of the used stage equipment is quick…

There are countless works that were carefully done and ended up dead.

>>110

Well, there are things like that that I want to see.

Karma is great, isn’t it?

When it comes to battle scenes, I have to draw a lot of soldiers in armor.

That would be extremely difficult in a manga, if not impossible in a novel.

For that reason, it’s only enough to know the fact that “a war occurred,” so it isn’t read much.

Even the empress, being a member of the royal family, must have thought about the abused children… so maybe that’s why she set a buffer.

Given the handling of the thread image, it seems like they would have died at 0 years old anyway.

A king’s severed head is outside the frame.

It seems like they are explaining that by doing this, the protagonist’s memories can return just before the country is destroyed.

Even if she is a child of a slave, she carries the blood of a king.

Even if it’s a girl, it will be beheaded.

>>130

It’s just a spark for later, isn’t it?

The butler’s face is so dramatic that it makes me laugh.

I solved the problem at an amazing speed, but how will this unfortunate setup live on from here?

It doesn’t matter if the royal family of a country that could perish in a day survives or not.

It was so speedy that I couldn’t help but laugh.

Aren’t you being doted on and protected by a great man?

Why does such abuse continue?

>>138

The popular female-oriented “narou” stories I know usually resolve crises quickly and feature satisfying payback, so why would such works choose to depict something that feels like death…?

>>147

Is it the author’s fetish?

A level where soldiers massacre without listening to orders.

Is this being canceled…?

No way… Even a nameless person should dislike developments where everything goes perfectly due to convenient plot twists…!

>>143

I actually like how that kind of development progresses smoothly and at a good pace.

>>157

The above development is too much of a negative convenience in its unfolding…

I couldn’t handle it when I found out the true identity of Her Majesty the Queen.

There is a connection…

>>144

What is this, are you also a reincarnator from Japan?

This guy made pudding and saved me, but if it were someone anonymous, I would have been killed by milk agar jelly…!?

Your Excellency! Would you like to have milk kanten?

>>154

Chop off this guy’s head!

There’s really nothing interesting to see except for the initial ridiculous development…

I registered it as a favorite for now because Purin-chan is cute.

It’s kind to have cared for the child born from a slave for seven years.

In America, if you were seven years old, you would be sold off for profit.

>>160

Aren’t you kept alive to be subjected to abuse?

There are cases where you won’t be doted on after such a heavy-handed introduction…

>>161

Since abortion through poisoning is not straightforward.

>>161

It’s common to see a pattern where someone is doted on by a person of high status, yet despite being important, they are in a weak position and unable to protect the protagonist.

>>178

Isn’t it your duty to protect me, even though you’re a prince?

>>161

You got picked up by a handsome guy and got to enjoy yourself, huh?

The leader of a large country was almost poisoned by the king of a small country.

The heir that was supposed to be born was stillborn, and I was cursed as if it were divine punishment!

It must be eradicated.

It’s a bit amusing that the Empress was a regular in her previous life.

It seems like living in another world for a long time and being able to kill people normally would be difficult to balance…

I thought it was a manga for girls about growing up and getting along well with a handsome guy, but then the king’s head rolled away…

Is this based on a manga?

The emperor seems to like noname.

>>169

In the end, a monster that kept making different delicious foods every day until it was completed…

The Comic DAYS is currently stalled at 4 chapters in 2024.

I wonder if it’s a fresh start with Magapoke.

>>170

Is it an update with the addition of episode 5 all at once?

I can make rice cakes!

Her Majesty the Queen was a regular at an establishment in her past life that inspired the idea of pudding! The fact that it’s understandable in a meta way is very kind design.

There was someone who posted a different recipe video every day for a year…

>>181

The king who has been mean and his child die too quickly in the first episode, lacking in catharsis…

Is it better that there is no drowning route?

My feet are being boiled.

I’m reading “Narou,” and so far it’s been cheerful, but will it get tough from here…?

I understand how you feel when you write novels on platforms like Narou.

I sometimes feel anxious that this is going too well, and the writer finds it more enjoyable to write about failures than about successful outcomes.

But when you are on the reading side, you usually end up failing at managing stress levels and hate.

The disparity between the creators and the readers reminds me of Mario Maker.