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God, if Bojji solves this whole situation just by eating the mercury god like he's an afternoon snack, I'm going to laugh so hard.

Kind of surprised to have his backstory laid out so plainly in a side chapter. This kind of thing usually gets strung out a bit longer for mystery and intrigue until it can be revealed at a climactic moment. I guess this is fine too.

Definitely a symbolic gesture. She even thinks to herself that if they stopped to think about it logically, they could easily poke holes in what she was saying (it's kind of a non-sequitur to bring up the "price" of a commoner orphan, after all). But the point was to deliver an emotional...

That's really impressive, I didn't even stop to wonder if the symptoms for this specific poison were modeled accurately, but this fits really well.

What an incredible housewife fantasy this is, lmao. It's got it all: Cute kids who happily eat what you make for them and say "thank you" afterwards Attractive younger man who thinks you're beautiful and wants to marry you Scumbag ex who's life immediately falls to shit after you leave and...

It's certainly an "eats shoots and leaves" situation. English can be a little ambiguous at times. Maybe changing the punctuation or sentence structure would have helped.

I think "raising her to be an elegant lady instead of his wife" was supposed to mean that his wife would have been the one to teach Jelly how to be an elegant lady, but since she passed away, he will do so in her place.

Thank you for bringing this chapter out so quickly!

Diana: "...I really love Netori." Teammate: "Isn't her name Natalie?" Diana: "I said what I said."

Exactly lmao, she may not have been thinking of him when she wrote it, and may not have intended to say it to him in so many words, but isn't it completely true of her feelings? If someone shows her the letter and asks her if this is what she really thinks about Keios, wouldn't she just say...

It's a bit of a spoiler, maybe, but it's impossible to recommend otherwise, so:

If they're going to be an Angelica-type, it's going to be hard work - there aren't any doors to guard in a forest!

I've read plenty of romance stories with characters like Kaios in them - distant fiances who don't make any attempt to connect with or understand their partners for years, who are overly preoccupied with how their social standing is being impacted by their partner's growing disinterest rather...

Y'know, sometimes you get a spoiler that completely deflates a story and takes away from the experience of reading it, and sometimes you get a spoiler that adds helpful context and allows you enjoy a story for exactly what it's trying to be. Thank you very much for the latter!

As amusing as this is, I'm really curious how we're going to get to the point of rooting for them as a couple. Keios' habit of stomping around and barking orders at her, his sheer indignation at seeing her going out and enjoying her life instead of pining away quietly somewhere and hanging on...