Do any of you read the manga Puritan? Apparently the same publisher

>Kirishin, Japan's oldest Christian publishing company, will launch what it is calling the "world's first christian light novel" via its newly planned label. The company is holding a contest to find the right book to become its inaugural Christian light novel series.

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I can't imagine it going well, either it's allegory and japs can't do metaphor past a superficial level or it's just a regular story with christian flare which secular nips do anyways
In fact I don't like most christian fiction, especially modern stuff, I prefer straight faced theology books

>>161655730
An SoL about a Christian girl would cute and fun. And Narnia practically invented isekai, so that's not really out of the question either. It could turn out alright

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>>161655582
>glasses
>twin braids
Is there a better combination?

Just change Isekai Smartphone so MC is literally rather than figuratively Jesus.

>>161656437
This joke was funnier with that show about the dude with the guns and the horny imouto

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>>161655780
Pretty sure it was Mark Twain that did invented isekai.

>>161657435
>grammar
I no type good

>>161657435
I said practically. It's also kind of unfair to give him the first time travel story and the first isekai

>>161657435

Does Gulliver's travels count?

>>161657529
That's stretching the definition; Gulliver's Travels slots firmly within the genre of the classical travelogue, just while being a satire thereof.

>>161657529
Nah. The argument for Connecticut Yankee is that the main character literally gets trucked ok, crowbarred and ends up in a fantasy land.