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How is he not dead by asphyxiation??

@sonyaism they did recognize her, problem his her father sent her to war in hope she'd die so that his younger daughter could inherit the land and as for her sister she's (at least up to now, this chapter included) just a spoiled, stupid brat used to see her sister mistreated and belittled. You...

Yes, and this noble went kinda like "I have more important problems so I can't bother to think about flowers. You want to plant them? Help me then". As a matter of fact, I really like all these sidequests, it's the best way for Shirayuki not only to earn credit but to be really knowledgeable...

@Abangerz forwards should be selfish but they also need to play for the team. They need to be able to understand what to do and when. If the team had more chances to score a goal if Ashito wasn't the scorer than that was the right thing to do, in the end it's always about the team, not the...

@MyLifeIsTwilight Not sure since we don't get a good look at the whole thing, but if I have to take a guess he either passed it to the "decoy" or he passed it despite seeing the opponent going to close the gap. Than again, I could be totally wrong but that's what I think about from what we see.

@NoraDaimio while I agree that it's a bit stretched out, I have to disagree about the author missing the opportunity to wrap it up: Shirayuki is still not "important enough" to marry Zen since she's "only" a royal pharmacist in an official friendly relationship with the neighborhood kingdom.

Someone save that poor slime on page 9, please!

@fodderchara18 he also did it in the selection iirc, but that wasn't my point. It's obvious (and normal) that he lacks something compared to his teammates, but having him act like an idiot that can't receive a ball after he's previous team was basically a "give him the ball" one and that whole...

First chapter: we learn that all his teammates pass the ball to him all the time and he learns about oriented reception from Fukuda Now: he's behind everyone else because (amongst other things) he basically can't receive the ball correctly

Good thing it's a flashback, so we already know everything we'll end up fine

I'm confused, didn't Hana said she was the coach sister-in-law? But now it comes out she's his step-sister? (I'm not complaining about anything, I'm just trying to understand better)

@Leomonade what reputation?she's basically considered a slut by everyone (except her childhood friends and her servants) after what happened at the beginning, that's why she's forced to marry him, he's the only one willing too (even if only for money). That's also one of the reasons everyone in...

@Keimichi @mahtan Ty both, I'll look into those (or avoid them, I'll have to think about it 🤣)

@Keimichi can you point me out examples of otome isekai in which the original heroine is bad and still herself? 'cause all the bad heroines I can think about are actually isekaied people too and that's why they act bad since they take their happines for granted since to the it's a fixed story...

@feha point is, she had to give up the harem route since all the other targets got in a relationship (which doesn't happen in the game) while the prince's route is supposed to have him in a relationship so she was left with only the prince. And yes, I know what happens since I read the LN, and...

@RandomDoge his motives are different, but he still plans to ruin the love/life of two persons for his own reasons. When he was a butler he went against direct orders and ruined two lifes. Now he's a noble, and sure, he acts for his family, but he'd still be a noble if his daughter doesn't marry...

@feha she's not really thinking about the prince. She only thinks about herself and what she wants/thinks she's her by right being the game MC. If she thought about the prince she wouldn't aim for the harem route first, everything she does is for HER well being. I could delve into it more but...

@Exile I wasn't talking about age of consent (which, in my country, is just for having sex), I was talking about legal age, when society consider you a full fledged adult that can makes his own choices without the need for parents/guardians approval, which in Japan is 20 (I don't know if there's...

@rarewaifu Yeah, but I'd have personally preferred if the author put Uruka's confession in the first of "her" chapters instead in what seems to be the last shared one @tigerstar186 How is he a filler pawn?Things go differently in every route, so it's only normal for Nariyuki to make different...

@supersaiyandoyle In Japan legal age it's 20, so it's not stupid for him to wait till then, especially considering she's his former student.