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It's unfortunate that the writer seems determined to make Maria the perpetual punching bag of this manga's jokes, especially when she has been best girl since chapter two.

"Open the door which only exists here..." Why does it sound more like the start of a Gate spell (interdimensional travel) than a Time Stop spell?

They've really pushed Mary x Magilca a good number of times throughout the story so far, all while downplaying Mary's friendship with the prince. I don't know if it's just yuri baiting, but I think I'd be somewhat disappointed if the mangaka doesn't at least address their relationship at some point.

A sensible seasonal ending, with clear threats and/or obstacles still yet looming on the horizon ― an irregularity for many manhwa, to be sure.

"They're not as scary as you!" he says. At least the prince is well aware of the sort of person Astrid actually is and doesn't ignore her actions in favour of her reputation.

It was pretty obvious that the nursery owner was the genuine thing, but it was funny nonetheless. I expected, too, that the other two would be there under false claims, though I didn't expect them to be outright spies. The other lords and ladies must really want a piece of her "genius" and...

She's already making big plays and she hasn't even entered the academy proper. Let's hope she continues to move fast; her plans and schemes are what make the story interesting.

Damn, she's so smooth and she doesn't even know it. I can't imagine blondie not falling for her instantly with that line, especially given how much he was already engrossed with her. @Razorace Just so you're aware, being attracted to more than one person doesn't make you a whore. And while...

I have to imagine that she is looking more and more like a witch to Erden and their people, though I think that only makes her more appealing to them as a wife and master.

She's clearly very capable, but even I wasn't expecting her to do so much, much less land the killing blow. Very cool.

An interesting turn, for sure. There hasn't been much said about women's rights or the authority female nobles and royalty wield in this story, but it's definitely a good thing that the narrative has begun to shine a light on these things, as well other characters aside from our dear Duchess and...

It's kind of hilarious that, at this point, Rachel only continues to make herself look worse in the prince's eyes for every idea she misappropriates. Not that she could possibly know or understand the reason for that, mind you, but you'd think she would have at least picked up on the fact that...

Are there really people out there that don't get the fact that the other characters misunderstanding her intentions and actions is the entire point of the story? The whole narrative would almost certainly fall apart if even one major character suddenly understood things from her perspective ―...

I'm just glad that the issue with the playboy was resolved fairly quickly, as far as most manhwa of this stripe are often concerned.

While I doubt the prince means Adriana any harm, it's fairly clear that his true interests don't lay with her, but with the Crescente family's name and the dukedom itself.

That last shot of her at the end of the chapter: gorgeous. The art for this manhwa really is fantastic.

So, wait, does she have a legitimate mental illness, or is this one of those anime/manga "illnesses" that pop up every so often for the sake of drama? I was already enjoying the story for what it was, but it'd be interesting if the story took an actual turn from here and presented Asahina as...

Heh, when she mentioned wanting to take a bath, I instantly wondered whether they'd bathe together. ML does not disappoint.

The brother is hilarious. I definitely wasn't expecting her to win him over this easily, even if only a little. It'd be great if there wasn't too much drama between them because of this, though obviously their relationship hasn't been the best in the past.

The maid actually looks quite similar to Leabric, though this might just be a case of the sameface on the artist's part.