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They are a blast. Mars-kun is the best: "Isn't that what magic is all about?" 😅 The "kicking out of the obviously most OP guy from the party" subgenre is usually just a pile of crap, but this one at least had a decent start. I just hope it keeps me invested with the characters instead of...

Him trolling you, speaks loudly about being a Troll. Not that I have any problems with Trolls. I'm not racist, I love all species. Except for goblins.

Well done, miss Heroine, you've just met the final boss at Lv. 1!

Of course Ji-ho doesn't know much about her private life, she is not a stalker! Yeon-woo is just teasing her in that scene, to see how Ji-ho reacts. She even admits it later in the scene. As for why, we don't know, but I think she enjoys messing with Ji-ho and seeing her honest reactions. It's...

It's still waaay to early for that. From a story standpoint Yeon-woo is the catalyst for Woo-hui to get all lesbo with Ji-ho. Without her they would just remain friends forever. She needs to "date" Ji-ho to make Woo-hui super jealous, and get her to want to stick her tongue into Ji-ho. Yeon-woo...

I'm just straight up hoping for some kind of threesome, as the ending. The whole point of the series is Aki and Makoto slowly but surely giving in to their carnal desires for each other, and getting drunk on the immorality of the whole thing, so a clean ending wouldn't fit well. That said, it's...

Yeah, at her belly. She'd need to take her pants (and underwear) off before going any further. I'm not saying she wasn't going to go for it eventually, but she didn't even touch her butt, legs or anything below the waist. Because she does want it. Or at least it looks like that a lot. She...

"Friends" don't grope and kiss the other's breasts, period. And Woo-hui agreed to the whole groping thing, may I say, even encouraged it. The lowest Ji-ho kissed her, was on her stomach, that's still pretty far from "having sex" in my book. I don't think Woo-hui was angry, she just freaked out...

Woo-hui might have tried to stop her. The translation is less than stellar at places (e.g. "You're not holding back this time" should be "I'm not holding back this time"), so some hints of her resisting might have been lost. That said, she basically walked into the lion's den and offered herself...

Well, she probably panicked, and choose to escape. She might have only wanted to get Ji-ho off of her, but punched her instead. Well, at least she got her answer, as to why Ji-ho does she not look her in the eye: because they she wants to kiss her.

They are not together though. The translation is a bit rough sometimes, but Yeon Woo definitely said, that she didn't want to date her. They are just sex friends, or hookup partners. With no strings attached. Ji-ho is hopes to date her but that's about it. And she knows (or she thinks she...

"And so they'll [perish]" Damn girl, you could've tried something... less demonic? Maybe?

This author is something else. Just like with Flow, the art is beautiful, the story is good, but I'm just not satisfied with the ending at all.

The butterfly effect doesn't exist in JRPG-s, you can complete (or skip) all side quests in any order and it rarely affects any of the other quests. Of course, if they start messing with the main quest, then we can see some unexpected consequences.

I gave up on this manga, when they killed off Hoshijiro. Tsugumi was just... not a good replacement for her. Once I got bored, I skipped forward to the end to see if the author revives her at least for the ending, but no. It's a pity. I did enjoy this manga up to that point, but now all I'm...

She probably knew it all along. Being the oldest, she probably has the most memories about the time when the rest of the siblings were adopted, and realistically she could've figured it out, from the fact that their mother wasn't pregnant.

Ah that's the other one! I'd say it had a few interesting concepts, and the author had absolutely no idea what to do with them. This is already much better. I like that this book feels more like an actual printed strategy guide, and not just a straight up cheat item. With all kinds of useless...

This is so far a nice manga. With a much better start then the other strategy guide manga, where the mage buys the book, and just becomes OP. Hopefully it stays good.

Agreed, I love all the stupid shit this manga pulls.

As it should be. No topic, no matter how dark should be above being the target of comedy.