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Maybe she lives in a world where men look like girls with dicks? But there's a boy she's talking to, and he seems like an ordinary boy from our world.

Apparently, it's a common problem with relationships - loving not the other person as they are, but a mistaken image of what a person is like. Especially for autistic people - behind the shyness, they are autistic. I don't think it's the problem here, though.

Did MC change her clothes? Lewd. I approve.

Those monsters who encountered humans for the first time, and needed elder's advice about what to do with them. This opens up so many questions.

So far, not a single nekomata in this series has demonstrated outstanding intelligence. Even living for centuries doesn't seem to imbue them with much wisdom. Perhaps they are just naturally not as smart as humans?

They think it is not the same level's monster, but a monster that somehow wandered in from deeper levels.

Should have been low alert instead.

This used to be common back in the day. Harem protagonist having a friend who tries to be a wingman. I guess it's considered too cliche these days.

Maybe the dungeon master is cheering for them?

That explains the whole "found in a cabbage patch" story - moles find it easier to deliver a baby (and hide their traces) to broken-up ground of a vegetable patch.

Do you think that makes him too smart for the job? Either way, I am sure the count did not expect a governor to be worldly when he offered that position to an unknown atelier meister. That is a position for a researcher, and they stereotypically tend to be bad with people.

I disagree. Magically arriving at right conclusions is a sign of bad writing, while misunderstandings are normal. Also, I guess you never read "Murasaki Shiiton Gakuen" and "Aho Girl". These are two manga I dropped due to having people who are too stupid. Compared to them, Kuruto is quite...

Daru is very much a mentor protagonist. Regardless of what his nominal job is. Pretty much everything he does throughout the manga, is trying to get the rest of the party into shape. But he is bad at it, which makes him look bad for the readers. A character has to be either really good at what...

That is the thing with mentor archetype - he does bear sole responsibility for other people's faults. Because overcoming them is his job, just like it's a healer's job to heal physical wounds of the rest of the party. That's how support jobs roll. It's only the damage-dealers who have this...

Yet another manga moment when they praise a woman's new dress, but it totally sucks compared to what she was wearing before that. Look, it is fine that Daru is the sort of mentor protagonist commonly found in other series. What is not fine, is that he is a failure as a mentor. For example, he...

That monster on a stick would make a good final boss. Just make it building-sized.

It's funny that "evil" Iris looks like a human, and good one looks like a cute little dragon. Also, I think they detected Gaius' magic, because it was that damn huge, and they just assumed it was Gaius' work.

I guess "beyond words" fit here. Because his words don't make much sense. I hope a few extra pages will help him explain things.

Yes, she definitely needs a man like him in her life. Or maybe a pair of dogs like the woman in the first picture.

The trick is, they are no longer in a position of ambushing him after a long fight. Yes, I still want to see the Association burn. And putting a clearly unsuitable person in charge of examination doesn't do them any favors.