The allies are too decent, and the country is going to be destroyed…! And Mr. Rejatto is just too outstanding around here!

Every time I see threads like this

Is there a meaning to life? No, there isn’t.

It crosses my mind.

>>1

It may sound negative just from this part, but in reality, it’s about “encouraging those who overthink and dwell on meanings,” so it’s actually positive.

Destroy the world economy!!

It’s a decoy.

You’re doing it, right?

Only ugly things can create beautiful things.

A manga that surprises you when you see the total number of volumes after finishing it.

The delusion has reached its climax!

The delusion has reached its peak!

Mr. Kurts and his surroundings are serious.

The indecent police are on the scene!!

This thread

I saw it yesterday as well.

>>12

It must be a mistake.

A rich flavor that seems impossible for just 6 volumes.

The counterfeit money workshop is so much fun.

I’ll give it to you.

There’s no way a person can overcome pain!! Don’t underestimate violence!!

I’ve been seeing this thread a lot lately…

Will it be animated on E-Tele?

>>19

The reason I see this thread is that the world economy seems to be breaking, which is bad!

Stylish! Stylish! Stylish!

You’ll get into the habit of stylishness!

The author is too good! You were doing it, right!?

I’m glad that all the leaders of the empire are smart…

>>32

Every time I see it, the protagonist is too much of a supporting character…

>>32

What the heck is that?! The difficulty of using it is way too high!

It’s definitely a line from Luke, right?

There’s no way the kidnapped slave is safe.

Didn’t you see this thread yesterday?

>>34

It’s just your imagination.

It’s the perfect volume for a two-cour anime, so I definitely want to watch it.

I love scenes where the value from Gresham’s perspective increases due to the growth of Frapeko; they’re usually great scenes.

It’s nice that Gresham is receiving proper consequences for everything.

You were the best!

The visuals and some of the lines are so ridiculous that it looks like a stupid comic, but I’m surprised by the high level of intelligence in what they’re doing.

I thought it was a strange manga at first since the one-shot.

Ultimately, it became a strange manga filled with inspirational quotes that moved me.

>>46

Could you please leave…?

It’s best if there is no opportunity to use “the economy is falling apart!”

>>47

It seems there would be no problem using it gradually.

>>49

It’s so ridiculously rational that if we clash, we’ll end up in agreement, it makes me laugh.

>>56

Wouldn’t it be better to join forces to achieve our common goal for now?

What a calm and accurate judgment…!

I never thought the present reality would turn out like this.

Who do you like more, me or Gresham?

I had started to feel that it was dangerous to talk about investments even with strangers over the past ten years, but I didn’t expect it to be this bad…

It’s not divisible by 3, right? Then “die” should be depicting a fool, but due to the author’s intelligence, they’re unable to fully portray the fool…

I’m starting to have fun!

I love it when enemies and allies keep switching places, and in the end, a situation arises where everyone can happily punch each other.

The story is always interesting, but you’ve really gotten better at drawing.

Are you an idiot to think I’ll give you counterfeit money when I’m about to make some?

This is just pocket change!

While this is burning, become mine!

Doesn’t binge-reading this manga damage your mental state?

It’s a useless ability, but thanks to Luke being incredibly smart, things are somehow working out.

>>64

What kind of wish would lead to spreading the plague like that…

>>67

If you’re going to mock us by saying we’re white, then go die black!

It’s tough to deal with the reality that there are now places to use stamps that are hard to find a use for…

The underlying story is always the same counterfeit bill.

I was excited by the development of various counterfeit bills emerging one after another.

I think the ability to not only shoot a coin but also control it shows considerable potential for growth.

If the same thing can be done, then aren’t drugs or locusts more dangerous? Yeah.

I liked how Dow was becoming more feminine.

>>70

A character that only fought in the wild becomes weakened when they abandon the wild… or so it seems.

It’s great to power up with heavy armament, isn’t it?

I thought it was just a gimmick, but it turns out to carry through to the end…

The part with the counterfeit money killer has a good pace and is interesting.

I can relate to “I don’t care, so I get praised!”

>>73

Throb

Seriously, that’s a useless ability.

People who can’t communicate are scary, you know.

I was made to realize that having someone on your side who understands a story like Gresham’s can also be frightening.

No, no, no, fake bills are going to be made! And it’s a bitter fake bill from Luke! Isn’t there a lot of weird phrasing?

After all, humans are already among the larger and stronger animals, and things got out of hand once they started using tools…

It’s well done how iron and locusts simply translate to power as a number, but specific banknotes become worthless.

I think the style is a bit different when a named character falls in love and then dies.

>>81

Ms. Viola is a genius!

I have debt, so this time I can earn from a negative!

It’s hilarious that the government’s rationality has led to the currency being untrusted.

What the heck! That’s a valid point!!

>>83

It’s common for a smart field team to be led astray by upper management that doesn’t believe in paranormal phenomena.

It’s nice to be told by upper management that it’s too reasonable and lacking actual evidence, so it’s rejected.

Basically, there are just a bunch of idiots behaving stupidly, but it’s tough for Kurutsu-san around here.

There’s a perseverance tax coming out!

>>86

You’re not going to hold back!

This is bad; the delusion has reached its climax.

A wonderful manga that teaches about capitalist money and currency economy.

I’ve never seen a situation where allies are so capable and decent that it nearly leads to destruction.

Incredibly interesting, but hard to recommend to acquaintances.

I can’t take it anymore! (falsetto)

>>91

Zero!

Zero! Zero! Zero!

I think if I list out what Rejat does, they might be a character that recent readers dislike.

Every scene where they’re involved is too funny.

The subtlety of the outfit made me think, “This manga is interesting.”

>>92

It’s like a gag, but it’s certainly strange that a runaway slave, who shouldn’t be wearing a cloth-like ethnic costume, is so accustomed to wearing a suit.

You can also learn about boys.

Gresham is too scary whether as an enemy or an ally.

If I’m going to propose an anime project, now is the best time since the whole world is paying attention to the economy…

>>95

It’s just that the boy is ejaculating a little…

>>95

I’m sorry, I’m sorry, for the sake of the world?

>>111

For money! For money!

The world economy is breaking down; it’s too much of a trend.

It’s the first time I’ve seen a manga that uses the shameless police as bait.

>>98

It seems like you often come across such shameless police…

A work that balances laughter and tears is personally highly rated by me, but I cried a lot at Kurtz’s death, so it’s already a masterpiece.

I don’t care about failures!! I don’t care at all!! I can just get up as many times as I need to!! Starting from scratch again… No!!

I have debt, so this time I can earn money from a negative! Luke~!! Things are getting interesting!!

Guns give power equally to everyone!

But it’s even stronger when someone with a well-built physique uses it!!

It was a wonderful flow.

I am a human paper factory! It’s bad if it makes a sound.

When you flip the cover of volume 3, it’s scandalous!

When you flip the cover of volume 4, it becomes like this~!

These guys are too detailed!

I saw it without evidence! It’s unreasonable to demand a huge budget, personnel, and authority just based on that.

>>114

I’m really trusted to leave the investigation and countermeasures to me, huh…?

>>117

But it was too early for the Gappur people, hahaha.

I couldn’t figure out the origin of “Iefu,” but Nanashi explained it to me right away.

Is it possible that the anonymous person is actually smart?

Even if I see the same arrangement, I would think, “Isn’t it just a coincidence for me?” So the leadership’s adaptability is impressive.

Isn’t it against the rules for a self-centered president to be born in reality, just like Gresham?

>>119

Huh? Of course you can.

Get used to it.

>>119

Don’t mock Gresham.

>>119

That guy is self-centered, but his goal is consistent, and he’ll do anything for it.

Isn’t that overstepping like means becoming the end goal?

The world economy seems to be breaking down, but the monetary system is not the root cause; it’s just the way the collapse is happening…

>>120

The problem is that it breaks even if the cause is different…

Guns, Germs, and Steel

Drugs! Grasshoppers!! Banknotes!!!

The confusing statements of middle-aged men that are regularly interspersed.

I saw the bills coming out with a thud♥ thud♥, please believe me.

>>125

I also created constellations together!

>>127

I didn’t make it!

The efficiency department is a decoy.

It’s not often brought up in threads or anything, but…

I love the scene where the Gabur people have an indescribable expression when they drink the beer made from the hops they created.

>>130

It’s because it’s a drink after a day’s work…

Is Luke wearing a sailor uniform as a shota and instead of ejaculation, he’s releasing something else? Could this be the author’s preference?

But the management called in experts who are knowledgeable about boys.

Even though it’s a comic about Rejat’s bland private life, it’s somehow really painful.

It’s like something is stuck on, but…

>>135

You can really tell that I liked the constellations I made with Luke and putting stamps on them.

>>135

Isn’t it great? It’s a portrait of my beloved person painted by the number one artist in this country!

Moreover, they’re plastered all over the country.

Wherever I go, Luke is there.

>>137

Gross.

It’s an interesting manga from the start, but I believe the intensity and momentum from the point where the mansion battles begin up to the final chapter are at a level that will be remembered in the history of manga.

Every episode, or rather, every page has memorable quotes and scenes…

I think there’s probably a bit of “I’m not gay” in Rejat’s principle of behavior.

>>139

“Was it really? That was a sad word…”

All 6 volumes… All 6 volumes!? What’s with that density?

From what I’ve seen of Yo-chan from Sankyu, it’s quite… yes.

The battle of wits of a fool can be done just by hiding one card on their body without needing strategies like Luke’s, yet they immediately shoot their allies, it’s amazing… truly a fool.

>>144

The resolution of the stupid villains is quite high, isn’t it, those kidnappers?

And looking back, it’s clear that Kurts-san’s decision to handle them on his own was a fine play (I think if they had survived, they would definitely have acted in a way that would confuse the situation).

I mean, at first it seemed suspicious, but once I opened it up, it turned out that Kuruts-san was only making fine plays…

The tension that comes from knowing you’re out if the banknote number leaks is good.

>>145

The cheerful appearance of being able to make money from Gresham’s negative shows that a single strikeout does not mean the game is over.

It’s interesting how the three characters in the beginning maintain their balance until the end.

Winning twice with a win-win strategy! They’ve been living by that all along, haven’t they?

I really love the scene where Dow uses a pistol.

>>152

(Colette-chan with a wobbly drawing style)

I mean, I think it’s amazing that it was drawn consistently hot all the way to the end, just as originally planned.

Calculated and always interesting.

It’s really interesting how the roles of the chaser and the chased can switch.

It’s been amazing all the way, but the final battle flips everything upside down and makes my head spin.

The Thank You Pitch is interesting, and this author did it, right?

>>158

So it’s not a compliment!

>>162

I am praising you!!

>>162

Someone who can be praised confidently because they are below me.

Don’t kill me~! Don’t you understand the preciousness of human life! It’s 600,000 Berg! I think this is the line that best captures Gresham’s character.

>>159

It’s not that I disregard human life; I simply see both as equivalent in a pure sense.

>>159

This Gresham, with a 0 Berku rating for Yelgo, is amazing in a way.

Even though there are a lot of characters, I can read it smoothly…

To be honest, I thought Dow might die, so I’m glad he survived.

I’ve been seeing this manga a lot lately, but maybe it’s actually better for the economy if I don’t see it.

>>166

It’s just your imagination.

No one could have predicted what the next serialization would be after this manga finished.

It’s nice how Luke, Gresham, and LeJett are adversarial, then become friends, then become adversarial again, and then become friends again.