This is what Gemini had to say about the comment... I did not realize that you were this deep. Hats off to you.
Aesthetics and Representation
The user in the image expresses "disappoint[ment] that the look of the phoenix is nowhere near the real one". This highlights a tension between realism...
If he marries some girl who has a little sister (like this mage), then he would have a little sister(-in law)... Problem solved, right?
Then getting a little sister can be done through his own efforts and he doesn't need the genie for that. The first wish can be discarded and he's already used...
I don't get feels for this one. Maybe that's a cultural thing.
Refusing to do other people's shifts has never been hard for me (especially when I was a teenager that didn't need to work). My managers' staffing issues were the reason they were in that pay grade and I wasn't. I didn't have a...
She was unhappy about the situation and Leon's coma was a part of that. The author wrote, from Leon's perspective, that dragons are very prideful and their personalities cause them to seek revenge and dominance when they feel wronged. Dragons also measure each other's value through strength...
Oh, no! Getting cold like that could give these guys the dreaded manga sniffle-fever. They'd have to be nursed back to health with those semi-conscious skinship/confession accidents.
The only realistic conversation that can be had here is the stepmom telling Rena it isn't her fault. A married parent would not divorce over a rumour without bringing that up with their spouse. That's true even if their relationship is not good. Continuing this direction would simply be...
I'm surprised no one mentioned the tears. They did not look like happy tears when she asked why he's persistently kind to her.
That, and her being perfect at work where personal connections don't go very deep, yet living alone, and her saying "this is the best I can do" alongside her...