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All that talk about her solving problems that he couldn't is, in fact, bullcrap, because in the end she was still simply fulfilling the role he assigned to her. The same is true with the other two. He supposedly sees them as much more amazing than he is, but they actually only exist to meet his...

Die Hard came out in 1988, not 1998.

I... don't really understand what happened at the end?

Good thing I don't care about spoilers with this series! Also, silly me for thinking he would actually bother to kill that guy.

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...I understand that it was necessary for the structure of the chapter, but there's no great reason to keep it a secret from her.

I was pleased to see that there was an update, but this chapter only exists to depict some extremely lukewarm tentacle porn. Disappointing.

...And then her spirit passed on from happiness.

Now he's a master military strategist as well, apparently.

...One day, memes will destroy the world.

This series has been pretty enjoyable so far. But if it goes the way of its source material, I'll have to drop it.

The reasoning in this chapter is incredibly circular. It's an attempt at cleverness that doesn't actually hold together to any substantial degree.

To claim that his family's deterioration is his "fault" is incredibly unfair and emotionally dishonest. He was traumatized and never received the support he needed to recover from that. Moreover, a family isn't defined by a single member's actions. All four of them had a role to play in the...

Is she finally going to become a real character with her own interests and opinions or is she just going to use her newfound voice to fawn over him all of the time?

A wall that high is going to mess with their farming in several ways, particularly by limiting the amount of sunlight their crops receive. More importantly, the single opening in the front will channel water into the village at higher velocities and leave them no means of escape. Everyone could...

Is any culture as obsessed with meat as Japan? Which isn't the same as asking if any country eats more meat per person. (Not counting sea life consumption, Japan barely even makes into the top 100 most meat-consuming societies.) But in terms of Japanese cultural output, I don't think a love of...

It's no accident that Hiro is juxtaposed with a flashback panel of Papa Mastermind himself.

The remainder of this chapter is where I stopped following the raws. It's just too bleak for me.

I think I said this with the previous installment, but I'm impressed that this is now really leaning into the idea that they're evil. They aren't simply misunderstood, although they might be that also. They're genuinely and unambiguously evil. This is a bit too bleak for me, so I don't really...

I can't say I expected a reference to the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal. It happened before many of the people reading this were even alive, let alone old enough to remember it.