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I come by here and notice that everyone is missing the point this chapter tried to make. The flowerbed doesn't seem to do shit anymore. Or, at least, the one that gets affection from whoever's color the freesias are is no longer Alicia, it's Ophelia.

You really were so clever, that you had to revive a months old argument... just to double down on doing the same thing I had pointed out you were doing? Bravo, good sir. Feel free to reply to this, I refuse to continue pointing out all your mistakes for you.

"I need to make this dude, who spent his every waking moment talking to me in elementary school, notice me!" Sure guys, the Male MC is the only one who is denser than lead in this story.

To the surprise of absolutely no one.

Either way, she's a liar by omission. Just like the tags. There's no "romance" here, just some poor sucker being tricked.

Author has the King talking about "experiences of frustration" as if Lythe's entire life couldn't be summarized in just that phrase. Not every child who is raised by criminals becomes a criminal themselves. Kite simply has more of his father in him than Lythe does.

The only part of your comment I'd like to add to is that; there is indeed a lesson for Lerunda to learn from this happening: to take responsibility for others actions is, more often than not, not kindness but arrogance.

"My plans of a harem will be over if the daughter of a duke becomes interested in me" So I guess we're just gonna condemn Mashiro's outburst from 2 chapters ago to selective memory loss, huh?

Wrong. The elves were in a situation where they had no choice but to sacrifice people. These humans had ample chance to NOT be a volatile potential threat, but chose to be. To say nothing of having to establish their, already precarious, situation first, before being able to even consider...

Well. This is certainly different.

I figured someone would have commented on how "compliment" is being used incorrectly in this chapter, by now. Basically, the usage of "compliment" during the meal should be replaced by "flattery," no? The whole dialogue becomes mind-boggling unless we assume that.

That's the neat part: you don't.

Of all the predictable developments. Considering the previous chapter, that is.

"Overly dramatic" is this series' middle name. And I'll take that resolution over another 2 years of having to deal with Lloyd cowering from "Ruby's" opinion on every little thing. The joys of monthly releases.

It doesn't take much: raise someone from childhood without any sort of frame of reference, all the while repeatedly decrying everything they achieve through blood, sweat, tears and LITERAL BRUSHES WITH DEATH as "the bare minimum." Lloyd's stupid isn't annoying because it's unrealistic. It's...

Thanks for the clarification.

I look forward to how they're going to tell us that didn't even hurt anyone, next month.

It's not even that the plot is mid, it's that the pacing is awful. I feel like it's been a year since anything happened. Even though "stuff" was happening last chapter. So strange.

I mean... yeah. Tamagoro was a premiere hentai artist. Of course a character they made would be that kind of material.

They changed shape, though... Sometimes life just happens like that. And it's just as annoying then.