By The Grace Of The Gods reaches the sixth volume of the manga。I will reiterate what I said before about this series; the art is adorable。 The premise of the series could dissuade people， where the main character is a "Gary Stu，" but I find it relaxing。 Ryoma Takebayashi coasts through his second life as an eleven-year-old boy; he doesn't encounter any real challenges or problems。We finally reach the part where Ryoma opens a laundromat， but first， he needs to buy land， pay taxes and assorted fee By The Grace Of The Gods reaches the sixth volume of the manga。I will reiterate what I said before about this series; the art is adorable。 The premise of the series could dissuade people， where the main character is a "Gary Stu，" but I find it relaxing。 Ryoma Takebayashi coasts through his second life as an eleven-year-old boy; he doesn't encounter any real challenges or problems。We finally reach the part where Ryoma opens a laundromat， but first， he needs to buy land， pay taxes and assorted fees， and construct the building。 We encounter new characters from the Merchant's Guild and learn that any living thing can learn skills and techniques。The author reveals a plot point where the gods visit other worlds for fun。 It won't come into play quite yet， but this is important。The laundromat opens， Ryoma makes several business connections， and then holds a party to celebrate the store's opening。 All told， Ryoma makes food and drink for 29 people。 Last but not least， Ryoma meets his new employees。 Mr。 Morgan recommends them， but they don't realize how awesome Ryoma is until they hear of his feats。Finally， the end story discusses the twin employees and how they felt going into Mr。 Morgan's main branch。 It adds some depth to those characters。 Thanks for reading my review， and see you next time。 。。。more