Recent content by Solipsist

It seems like most people that replied to you, agreed with you, give or take. I'll take a different stance here. <_< The issue, at least I am having with the narrative, is the emphasis on: "I AM FILTHY", "I ROBBED SOMEONE'S FUTURE!", etcetc. None of those arguments make any sense, they are...

Just saying, if anything, the issue isn't that governments are overly complicated, but that they are abusable and prone to corruption, and its inherent complexities are used to filibuster and stop positive change. Human law is complex because it has to be, too many diff scenarios and...

High-socities have the base expectations of generational wealth, in the sense of currency, housing and most importantly, networking. "she" being a literal outsider, without even government support or attempting to use homeless shelters and soup kitchens, means she truly has no starting point to...

that felt like a machine-summary, but never the less, that's appreciated. c: I also think it's important to note that it is heavily implied that Mie is causing Olivias's nightmares.

Absolutely superb art, okay-ish story. Adaptations get some real work-in.

I need to either reread this, or look for a good summary, because I can't recall anyone's name or what's going on :v

I feel like the ship of "what her dad might think" has sailed off shore, long ago. Also, the dad wasn't anywhere near these parts, and it wasn't even remotely hinted that Allen was worried about the dad. As someone else said, it feels more like a "Jap, turbo-virgin MC behavior".

....Didn't they already had sex? Why is Allen squirming around washing her body / seeing her nude? Seems kinda silly. Either way, cute part. They should learn to lock the door, though. :u

A (gyaru) Fujoshi has joined the party! Why does this feel like a pattern in almost any romcom? For a friend to start stalking the "awkward main couple" and fantasize about them?

This conflict feels extremely unnecessary.

There it is. In case someone doesn't know the reference, it's one of the famous reddit stories where someone got concussed so hard, he imagined an entire lifetime, and what prompted him to wake up, was how bizarre the lamp seemed. Depression and dissonance followed. In that sense, is the...

Ah, now I remember why I didn't like this one. Married on the 1st day. And to a very young girl. Why. Derailing a story before it even started...

Always with the servants who run their mouth, in a way that can EASILY get them killed, should their superios hear any of it.

"So I guess, torturing them for their entire lives, wasn't really a salvation, maybe, I, too, was the bad guy.."

Just wanna say that I'm amazed a Jap fantasy, isekai manga made use of Slavery, without making it fantastical and joyous. It is actually played straight. GJ not romanticizing slavery, like 99% of manga.