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I know it's a punchline + shoujo trope skewer but I love how un-dense Yashiro is as a female lead in this chapter. It makes sense to think stolen kisses are likely romantic-- I roll my eyes so hard when I read FLs justify obvious flirtations from ML as "Oooh he hates me!" or "He doesn't mean it!".

I did a happy dance when I saw the new season is out. ❤❤ Though not sure if I'm just not recalling it correctly, but chapter 45 seemed to be tonally different from the usual angsty ones of the story. I don't think I've ever seen comically exaggerated expressions + chibified characters before...

MC - play stupid games, win stupid prizes. 2nd ML - scumbag. No backstory can justify reneging on a promise to a friend. FL - Just the usual dose of shoujo typical obliviousness that opted out of the PURITY ROUTE! As someone who *freely decided* (i.e. Not forced by religion or other authority...

Congrats Mangadex! Also, I'm mindblown that a week-long ad is that lucrative for the site. Any chance we can have it as an option to enable in our individual settings so we can continue to support the site?

I usually like FLs that aren't passive in pursuing their passion (in this case, the very traditional Disney-que Prince). But I was turned off by her One chapter showed This made it a bit harder for me to root for her. (On the contrary, a similar premise in Seducing the Villain's Father...

The art is YMMV but I love how unlike other isekai titles with childhood flashbacks, this It's also refreshing that as of Chapter 18,

Glad I dived in the comments and found a teeny bit of reassurance that my IQ maybe hasn't dropped badly from the quarantine. The past two chapters felt incomprehensible and pretentious-- a lot of navel-gazing mixed with verbal abuse masquerading as clever eloquence. I am not dropping this...

I love how the mangaka allowed the readers to piece the rest of the story elements together (e.g. the prince) and the pragmatic elements here and there (negotiating). So cute! 😍

"the last and final emotion I am allowed to have" got me right in the kokoro. Shoot noooooo! I have already chosen my horse in the race. Don't do this to me, author-san!

The look of amazement on little brother's face as Dowun uncharacteristically shows attachment was what really got me. Cunning, calculated folks don't usually hold on people or things that may impair their survival, even if they did invest their time in it. I feel this flash of vulnerability...

That was a bit underwhelming. 😯

That's the most facial expressions I saw from Father so far. Particularly enjoyed him mulling in jealousy over the thought of Yenny hugging other men. 😂

When he went down on one knee and called her "my lady" I had PTSD flashbacks from the horrible Assassin's Pride anime release. Ugh, the cringe.

Sir Wilkins is my favorite so far. I am not much charmed by the priest or the prince, but let's see if the author surprises us. 😍

God-tier humor as usual. Yummily earnest Hori-senpai deadpan copying the flower fields to his notes as if it were normal sent me ROFLing.

I'm glad that the wheels of the plot are finally moving and all... but my chapter highlight is Lucas worrying over Athy, him showing her his uncharacteristic gentleness. 😍

The amount of hate Jeanette gets from the fandom puzzles me, tbh. She genuinely loves Athy-- perhaps even more than Ijekiel-- and she has shown nothing but kindness. She isn't even a romantic threat. She doesn't strike me as a Mary Sue either. And all she wants is to be part of a family. What am...

I feel bad because this feels like Nozaki-kun lite with a dash of School Rumble, and I would have loved to read more chapters of it. This deserved a more conclusive finale. :( Also, I might be among the few shipping Teacher and the FL (despite the totally platonic vibes, but they have much...

FL should just marry the guy, not have sex with him so as not to die of childbirth, then divorce him years later. After all, grandpa just wants marriage for them.

I am half-swooning, half-exasperated by the misunderstanding-laden angst of the story. I like misunderstanding-wrought drama when executed nicely though, and this title does it with an unusual mystery twist. That may be what distinguishes "Everything Was a Mistake" from other Villainess stories...