Bunbuku?

Does the PC need to explode?

It’s definitely true that just because it’s not an enemy, it’s still incredibly bad…

Maybe it’s okay to just turn the possibility of losing into a leaf.

>>9

I don’t think Ayachan can specifically imagine the scenario of herself losing in a cooking competition, so it’s impossible.

If Ayachan carelessly tries to turn concepts into leaves, it might end up turning everything she has been involved with in the past few days into leaves, so that’s not good.

There are world lines where just catching a cold can erase the world.

The public security should arrest these guys too…

>>15

Since Dad is standing out as the decoy, Mom probably hasn’t been caught.

>>17

It’s become a big commotion just because Aya-chan threw leaves in the park, so it’s known.

As a negative example? The two children have grown up fairly well, so it’s safe.

Is there no heart in people?

If she hadn’t met Dad, she would have been the final boss type of mother…

The father who somehow managed to turn this into a single mother presence is incredibly impressive.

She has become a little kinder due to her maternal instincts.

>>23

My mother seems to think of the law as a leaf…

“I want you to be grateful that I didn’t go wild when I was told I owed one to the Public Security—it’s like a line worthy of a final boss.”

The scale of ability is like that of a god.

It’s strange that the world is safe.

In one way or another, Dad still does good things to the extent that he can sense Grandpa’s goodness…

Why is big brother a saint?

>>29

The stronger the ability, the more one loses reason.

Something like a Cthulhu Mythos skill.

I wonder what happened to the new work in the end.

When it’s on the verge of destruction, I save it.

Sometimes on the verge of destruction, but…

Isn’t it a dystopian manga?

I’m waiting for a Kindle sale, but it seems like I shouldn’t expect much because it’s a strange publisher?

Mom is really bad and commits wrongdoings, but… no, maybe that’s not good after all…

Both are bad, so I guess it’s fine…

I wonder what kind of person that is.

>>37

I’m glad it’s a raccoon!

The upper-ranking fox, which seems to be able to compete with this raccoon and appears to have many members forming an organization, is more frightening.

Even if I’m set on fire with the firewood I carry and sunk in a muddy boat, it can’t be helped for a beast like me.

Mr. Otter has become quite sensible as he has gotten older, hasn’t he?

Occasionally mischievous, but usually the one who makes the retorts.

Well, there is a drawback of not being able to leave descendants.

He is a scoundrel, but not a wicked person.

When you think about it calmly, if leaves → any object can be created, then any object → leaves can also be created, which is a pretty extreme interpretation of the ability…

I’m really glad that the anti-establishment band isn’t the type to change the world through tricks…

I’m starting to want to read a new series…

I think this mother is at a disadvantage with a 2-to-1 situation because the seniors are quite strong.

It has power, but it’s lacking in detail, so the quality is poor.

Turning anything into leaves is one thing, but being able to erase concepts is just too lawless.

It’s almost like a god, right?

The memory is shedding tears, which is a high point.

After going this far, forgetting to prepare the meal as a housewife is quite concerning.

I wanted to see it in an anime…

Make it an anime even now!

In terms of ability, you’re almost like a saint, Dad.

If you set your mind to it, you can easily do whatever you want with the world.

Isn’t Dad better in terms of ability?

I can control myself properly, but…

In terms of being foolish, Fumi-chan and her mother are not different.