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You're telling me he's been holding onto that book this entire time and he didn't even read it?

So wait, the battle between demons and humans was because of some kind of madness on the demon's side? The same madness that's currently plaguing the summoned heroes? Damn, I'm super curious now.

Good to know that the dragons are also stupid. At least the issue is (partially) resolved :lol:

Oh yeah, I forgot that Babygirl is currently going through a training arc from the magic puzzle box.

Horror-horny is the ultimate combo :lol:

Why is our baby girl looking like a horror film character? She's scaring me omg

Why is the apostle so THICC? Also, I like that her first instinct is to tell him that he's probably just overworked. It's a human response.

Lmao everyone immediately recognised D and sent out a whole army. Dude's got a bigger wanted poster than the Executives.

Maybe it's just me but man, that sister Saint is an idiot.

Seems like they were going to use Invader S as part of a marketing ploy, and D simply got unlucky by being there.

From this chapter, it seems like it's actually her job to test VR games. I mean, she enjoys it but a job is still a job and those simulations are sold to those in Zone A. What I find interesting is that even though she's a Zone B resident, her life expectancy is a mere 55 years. FIFTY-FIVE...

She's definitely gonna die in the Game Pod and wind up actually be in the game itself, except without the game mechanics.

She has a deadly disorder that will slowly kill her by breathing, and she can't feel anything because the player turned the pain receptors off. That's probably the only reason that she's even able to function tbh.

I can't explain it but the "real world" premise is surprisingly more interesting than the fantasy one. Made from a factory? What? So she's like a test tube baby? Is that how the future is like? So like that one movie about being able to make designer babies by altering their genetics, except...

He's so strong that even the top Rankers are newbies to him. It's a good thing he appreciates their presence, even though they're not doing anything (nor can they since he keeps killing everything first).

Oh, so Baria basically died and then went back in time. That's her story and how she met the Duke in the second life. Leonia forgot about that part of the story.

I usually have trouble following otome politics but this one was surprisingly easy. Just for anyone who doesn't understand: 1. There are two factions currently in the Imperial Capital: the Empress (who's from the West) and the Concubine (who's from the South). The Emperor (Lord Bastard) is...

"Does it hurt?" "Yesh." That's such a kid response that I've forgotten she's a reincarnator. Unlike other stories, she actually does act like a child.

Noona showing the true heritage of kings. At this point in time, she's practically the strongest human in the world, even stronger than her boyfriend.

Wait, so you're telling me that Tesron is actually super smart? I thought he was an idiot. Wait... I recall in Ch3 that Tesron used to run away and make excuses such as being reincarnated. Does that mean that it's all true?