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Yes, it's the problem, but it's also an original part of that particular industry. The idols get income from that industry, but in exchange for that they need to accept that consequence. If one is not willing to accept that particular consequence, they can choose to develop a skill that allows...

Well, huh. I was lamenting in the comments of the previous chapter that it would be better for Reda's character growth if Nycto died, yet I was 100% sure Nycto wasn't going to die. But she did, or actually had already died a long time ago. I didn't expect this story to surprise me.

Indeed. The dude had never made anything with his skills, so what can you realistically achieve in a few hours? It's kind of a pity the author still forced the prince to make such achievements. It would have been better if the first days had been used to get the prince up to the very basic level...

That's just her basic personality. I reckon it comes from being 300% too serious, which is also what other characters have noted. She holds herself to absurd standards, which she can't follow, making her unhappy. She also seems to worship nobility, which suggests she's from a family that has...

Dude gets his piece of paper for free. Who cares if there's a plot behind it?

Unfortunately that stance would doom Miyabi to loneliness. If he can't get together with a younger woman because it's "big yikes", he can't get together with an older one either, because it would be "big yikes" as well. After all, he has the body of a young lad himself, regardless of his soul...

Three more chapters, huh. I wonder if some of it is spent on the others learning about Daru's past. It would explain some things to them. I'm not sure how much Athena would enjoy it, understanding she's basically a replacement for someone already dead, in Daru's eyes, but if such a trifling...

"What got me through is knowing this is the future I chose for myself. So, whatever you choose for yourself, I'll follow you with no regrets." Isn't that a contradiction? He added following Liz is what he's there for, but anyone would understand that's just bullshit. If Liz became a terrible...

I don't see how joining Red Cliff would benefit Miyabi. When teaming up with Liz alone, you might say he's in an equal position, even if he insists Liz is the one deserving all the praise (in his disgustingly phoney, boot-licking Japanese salaryman manner). But in practice their relationship is...

A slime nest? So, they stumbled upon the main office of a political party or corporate headquarters.

They will be much happier and full of satisfaction if Van allows them to pass once their revenge has been claimed. Otherwise regret, even if now negligible, might have still grown in the backs of their mind like brain cancer.

Luke is doing good work assuming control in the duke's household. It's quite subtle but effective. I wouldn't really have expected this, but it's pleasant to see. Though I'm not sure how much of it will remain once the duke himself is back, but it definitely won't be wasted. In practice as long...

Gamer girl got gamed by her own game.

Don't be too ecstatic about learning Schultz's magic attribute theory. It will only help you clear a single academy exam, but in practical matters, it won't help you a bit. You will never need it in life after graduating. It's one of those things.

Normally an elf eating orc meat in Japanese media means something else, but this works as well.

This chapter made me, foremost, think of two things: 1) By the end of the trip, Miyabi must ask Mel's permission to pat her head. 2) It was great to see the scary maid flustered and surprised.

Tyson the Tank sounds like the perfect name for a warrior in that position.

Maybe the store's freezer was broken and the ice cream wasn't properly solid anymore.

Hard to see why it wouldn't be possible. Surely a random enchanted ring isn't something like the One Ring, only able to be destroeyd in the fires of Mount Doom. I mean, if any random enchantment made things nearly indestructible, one would just need to enchant an armor with whatever and anyone...

Isn't he wasting it anyway? He could just use the final composition. If the enchantment isn't sufficient, just melt the thing and make it into a new ring, free of the failed enchantment. Then try again. What is he going to do about these iron rings after all is said and done? To retrieve the...