Yeah, the author is definitely leaning into "this MC deserves it" so he/she can really make the yanderes more unhinged and make it somewhat comedic. There are many characters I'd feel sorry for in his shoes, but the MC outright explained how this was his fault, dug his hole deeper, then...
Probably true, but I think it would have been a bit better if he had a bit more impact on Siana being there. As it is, it seemed closer to Siana liking him for the kindness he showed to Mersha, and then Mersha sent Siana to him.
There would be some potential for this premise if they actually played around with the idea that if there is a 1:20 sex ratio, and women are incredibly randy, then there would be some weird stuff about it. Like, them acting like the stereotypical "prince" type would make sense if they are...
That is a neat plot point, but the way it is delivered is trash, and the only thing I can think of for how it fits is to point out that Ezekiel's suffering had a point. Something that she should have been told well before now, and well before she tortured the demon queen.
EDIT: it also messes...
The original servants were still servants of the family. It was still a trash development, but there is a difference between a servant being unable to do anything until someone higher up says "enough" and the queen letting things slide until the entire thing comes to light in public.
Royal and other high ranking parents would leave that to tutors and the various servants for the most part. I'm pretty sure, given that noble women ran the household while noble men were expected to be more outwardly focused, the education of the royal children would be her responsibility, in...
Because a new guy showing up trying to sleep with the FL is done to death. This guy is also not really interested in her, so I'm really just rooting for him to find a different love interest.
That is a really creative costume, and good use of magic to make something special. Too often with things like this, there isn't any creativity applied.
The male maids were exposition, as well as to explain that Faust's main motivation was to preserve his family legacy as well as protect his people. Every major female character in the story so far, and many of the lesser characters, have wanted to jump him. In other words, we are seeing a lot of...
That is the usual issue of an author telling, not showing. There should have been more characters that weren't attracted to Faust for one reason or another, and imo, the revelation of some of the four should only be hinted at this early on given how tied into politics that is.
I will say that...
Yeah, I think it would be better if he didn't loop as well, and rather he fell for her because she focused on improving herself and avoiding the whole engagement. There is even the third plot thread of the prince improving himself as well.
I'm just curious as to what her goal is. If she understands that he might come to hate her, then why is she doing all this stuff that makes him want to shut her out of his life?
Sure, but the author definitely wrote this with pseudo NTR in mind. The constant switch between the girls worried about him, while Cross is dancing with Seras, after Seras compared dancing to intercourse. Giselle just had the misfortune of being the one to think too hard about it, that we've...