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@pingustrategist Hmm... I agree and disagree. If the FL was a man, we would have everybody cheering for the incredibly obvious romance. It's not that this can't be a friendship, it's that the author hit all of the familiar plot points you would see in a straight romance, but because the two...

I find it funny that she feels guilty about not being the “real Maise” and deviating from the plot when this whole story is about how she deviates from the plot. I’m waiting for her eureka moment when she lets herself be herself.

What always gets me about these "misunderstanding" romantic subplots, is that they only work if one person specifically says they "like" the other--not that they've fallen in love with them--and it usually leads to tens of chapters of the author trying to draw out the conflict by making the...

Interesting! Not super different, but it has a really solid premise that doesn't take forever to explain and doesn't get glossed over either. Plus, the story has very specific stakes, and not just...death for no reason. I look forward to seeing the evil prince, he seems like he'll be an...

Little crumb as a pet name is simultaneously insulting and incredibly cute. She can add a literal god to the number of people who want to protect her. Her only talent is being charming, and it works like magic. Better than magic, actually.

Does Yse realize that he’s getting played here? All she had to do was compliment him a couple times and he dropped the act.

I almost felt bad for him until he went all murderous. But it’s weirdly relatable that he’s afraid of her rejecting him and feels like he can’t express what he really thinks to her. At the same time, he really is trying to ‘nice guy’ his way into a relationship with her, so I don’t feel that...

I am frustrated for her. He takes her so lightly that she had to break up with him twice. I’m glad that she dodged that bullet.

@miyako19 Dude...look at our villain’s face. Look at him. My guy is practically salivating over the main character. Who is a guy. I don’t need to invent what is clear as day. You can’t tell me that this is a normal rivalry when he looks like this. Part of the reason why gay ships happen is...

I don’t know why, but the big ass sign on the front of the palace is hilarious to me. It’s like building a castle and then slapping a flashing McDonald’s sign on it. I like that there’s a mystery in this one. I would honestly read a whole series about Su Luxia being detective. Or a spy. That...

He’s put her in a hard spot as a commoner. She just hit him over the head with a...I think it’s a hoe? If she says no her family might be punished for attacking a noble.

@ShuRin Realism can come from any number of things, and I think it comes down to how the elements of the story fit together in a way that’s true to life. This story is set in a faux European country and is not realistic at all in my eyes. And that’s fine. But violence and crime =/= realism in...

@orth0dox I’ve found a decent amount of high quality shoujo with great storytelling (isekai and otherwise),and a lot that is beautifully drawn, highly entertaining trash. I am a dedicated fan of both. I don’t see anything wrong with cliches that make sense in context. This is less about taste...

I don’t know why so many comics in this genre—in isekai in general—have slavery and human trafficking subplots. I’ve come across it so many times and it’s just...baffling. I haven’t seen it ever really treated seriously. The author just writes it in to show that the heroine is tough, or kind, or...

Isn’t she a soldier herself? Why fight the guy you think is your rival in love and just...bypass the woman who has stated for most of her life that she is not romantically interested in you? You’ll clearly lose, but wouldn’t it be better to face her instead? And that’s assuming the duel has to...

So...was that a magical slap or something? It was effective but girl...

From here on out, imma pretend that the eldest is 24, the second son is 20, and the third son is 13. The age thing is one of the most ridiculous elements of this whole story, and I refuse to be constantly thrown off because the author made up something that really seems to have nothing to do...

I never understood these stories about nobles where they go around insisting that everyone who isn’t a noble is disgusting, then fight wars and murder each other to rule over people they clearly hate. I need to read some fantasy about regular people...

Wow, what a hot guy. I bet he’s 2 years old.

Hey. Prince. You can be mad. You can be surprised, or even angry. But it’s not the five year old’s fault. I swear to god, you better put her down and act like you have some sense. If you’re “worried” for her, then why does it keep coming across as bloodlust? Those kids are going to hoard money...