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For anyone who likes Olivia's scolding No like to a dog, the Kindergarten spinoff has some good scenes like that.

The main differences are: The Dame (Freda) didn't exist in the web novel, Kent had ONLY 3 skeletons as familiars at this point, he was starting to train the first five rescued students in stage coach driving. And Kent was sneaking into Yuika's bed behind her maid's back; the maid hadn't joined...

Here's what I'm betting: The Hypnosis app is a prank. His sister is weird, the gyaru is clearly already into him. It will be revealed as an allegory about how Japanese society reacts to authority.

I was talking about in the future of the novel, not in the manga so far. Kent snapping looks like Suit yourself. My own biggest problem with this series is how much Kent lets Yuika push around and abuse him, brings back some bad memories for me. Though it's what led to that spoiler I gave you...

I can think of several times Kent snaps. Donovan mentions Kent is one bad day away from becoming a disaster. The reason this scene is so frustrating is that the mangaka cut it in the middle of the scene, instead of finishing the conversation where they apologize to him.

Cute lil bonus art.

This made me laugh out loud, because of how ironic it is.

Well, if it's like the web novel, Otherwise, this is happening exactly like the web novel, minus the part pointing out how Yuika enjoys acting. If Yuika isn't made kinder to Kent in this version, it may be a dropping off point for people. From a Doylist (out of universe) perspective, Yuika...

Great way to earn trust.

It's alright, some things are set up for payoff later. Kent's plan wasn't just for amusement, Kent intervening in the training has the payoff The bickering with kids is supposed to be a break, downtime, like the diner scenes. Dog boy is like an obstacle that can't simply be answered with...

Interesting. Kent has basically been stalking Camilla so much that he has a decent grasp on her psychology (by now he's got her daily routine memorized by the hour), appearances mean a lot to her. That's where the whole 'saint' and 'hero' thing comes in. She gets upset whenever anyone doesn't...

There has truly never been a kinder, more gentle soul than Keyaru.

Those maids sure did gossip a lot in town for a random adventurer to know all that.

You will see one of them in the manga I'm pretty sure. The other girl's problem is like a cancer that metastasizes: Yeah, I have trouble believing anyone who read into the 700s of chapters of the web novel could possibly say THAT is their "best girl".

Agree. Sachiko Watanuki stole her spotlight. We really needed that whole chapter about her baking a cake, author-san!

Well, her character is focused on "kawaii" appeal, being adorable and huggable. And she loves Kent for who he is, not his powers or because he rescued her. It hasn't yet shown the real dark sides of the other girls. I could write whole pages; let's just say that Manon's smack last time was the...

Well, besides the timeline of adapted events being thrown in a blender... They were making plans to train up the five students to drive carriages for the rescue, it was a whole subplot. It introduced Snatch, a troublesome horse Kent has repeated encounters with. In the manga's continuity, he's...

God I love Princess Correction.

One of them has the title Cleric, that should mean she wrecks face with a mace, right? The only isekai I've ever seen get a cleric archetype right was Reincarnated Carrier's Strategy in Another World with Luna.

Her 'daddy' has arrived.