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I want to sort library by aggregate rating on MangaDex so I can see the manga I like that are the most underrated.

Party banishment. However, very often it's right there in the title so I think it's less needed.

It's just not smart. It's their word against each other until there's video evidence, at which point... Normally the load is fed to threatening enemies to open up an escape opportunity for the rest. Isn't simping normal? Not familiar with streamer culture. Vampire-chan has a cute face, curves...

Holy Empire of Sidonia makes me think we're going to be fighting space battles against starfish aliens in mecha. https://mangadex.org/title/82d1553b-84a1-4baf-9e14-8ac72f034aab/knights-of-sidonia

That or they're just not allowed to hire her. I don't think she can be forced to work as a court sorcerer but she probably can't work as a magician unless it's there. If we're thinking other paths, maybe she could take over for her grandpa as Lord of Valal.

I feel like Cynthia will end up where Liesel was before... in between the prince and the saint. Max could be in danger too. I think Liesel will be safe like she wanted to be but care too much about her friends.

I always thought Cynthia/Max because they tease each other (that means they love each other). The bonus chapter is fun. Liesel harem!

Gideon isn't the killer, he's an ally of the killers (Ulysses the prince and Iris the saint), at least in the previous life. Yes, it's a disaster, but it's probably not as bad as she's making it out to be.

Witches can control the weather and the wicked witch of the night fog forest did just that for a whole year. That's a whole thing of their mythology sometimes even in real life, especially calling for rain when it's dry. I don't think Marietta can do it just yet so she won't be able to help...

She's probably fine, she has her dragon familiar still. It's a holy beast. That's gotta be worth something, right?

Page 2: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/NeglectfulPrecursors If you're doing stuff with the potential to end civilization, you could just not do that (make it illegal) or hold off until the potential negative consequences can be contained. Furthermore, I feel like this is not well...

Serena can use most of Melody's spells. Her choker is a magic battery; Melody charges it every now and then. Being a doll, she needs magic to even move; she'll run out faster if she uses spells. She can and will use them when needed but tries to avoid it.

If I'm to avoid my destruction flag.... I've become a saint!? I just wanted to live peacefully in my village! One day, Rachel realizes she's been reincarnated as the doomed heroine of a fantasy game. To avoid her disastrous fate, she begins special training with her childhood friend Alfred, but...

New hero also has them... I think. They both made it sound like MC's performance has dropped due to middle age, and that is why he's being fired. Doesn't seem like a good idea to me, but what do I know? Isn't two heroes better than one as long as you can afford both? Dispatch them to different...

In this universe, slimes are weak monsters and can't do the mimicry-style transformation; although they can change the shape of their body (similar to a Dragon Quest slime). The best you get is those five tiny splits. I've thought for a while that they might eventually be human-transforming...

It feels like an ass pull. A more natural development is a girl slave to replace the missing MC, and MC frees her. Slaves as party members is a thing but enslaving your party members is not really a thing. Some crooked heroes have a charm skill they use to get beautiful, powerful girls to follow...

War... War never changes. -Fallout, opening monologue

Similar: Due to Their Appreciation and Expectations, I Can't Exploit My Slaves <- The first two girls have development powers, the third has the power of labor (which is also important), with protagonist power useless for both creating and destroying. This is all played for laughs. This is...

The trope is crossing the moral event horizon. The act varies, but the key is for the villain to be irredeemable in the eyes of the audience.

Sounds like Bio-Meat Nectar, about an outbreak of genetically engineered creatures that eat anything organic (plastic, hydrocarbons, and cellulose all ok). Mature bio-meat are slaughtered and fed to humans and animals (they're delicious). They escape containment and begin eating everything...