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So is Hisui the only (fully) human member of green batallion now?

I can't really buy Al's reasoning. From previous chapters, it sounds like he is the one that cut off contact with his sister after she gave up her role. We are told she tried to reach out to him during the intervening years, but he was too busy feeling sorry for himself to talk to the person he...

I really dislike Hibiki, so glad to see him suffer the consequences of his dumb philosophy. We never really spent much time with Pink, so her death isn't too painful.

I like it, but I'm confused why she didn't recognize the commander? At the beginning the commander took of her helmet so "she could see her honesty". Shouldn't she have recognized her when she was clinging on to the duke and realized something was up?

Was this supposed to make us empathise with Al? Because it did the opposite for me. He wanted to help Anis develop Magicology, and when she gave up her claim to the throne to focus entirely on Magicology, placing him in the ideal position to help her (not with the actual research, but from a...

I really disliked the whole "octopus aliens" subplot more than the robot rights shenanigans. At least the robot rights and the different perspectives follow the original themes. The aliens just came from nowhere and offer nothing to the plot. But what bothers me about this terrorist plot is, how...

Right, it does seem like, if he really felt the things he claims to feel, he could have approached his sister before turning himself into a vampire. His entire family seems supportive, and he could have brought up these concerns with his parents. Like, "how do I deal with all the nobles and the...

Same thing I was complaining about last chapter. Al complains that the "current" Anis would be a better queen, but that's only true because she had time to build up magitech while not being the heir. No matter how smart or driven she was, if she had been a queen with no magic or achievements or...

She knew how to power-level herself to lvl 99 because of playing the game.

Power-leveling requires a certain mindset most people don't have. Such as forgoing the revival item and equipping xp up instead. In addition, Eumiella is a dark-type, which gives her advantage against everything but light-types. She is also the "hidden boss", so her base stats are even higher...

But she only has her magicology because she gave up her position and devoted her time and effort to research magicology. Without that time and effort, she'd just be a regular person. And if she'd taken on the duties and responsibilities of being the heir, she wouldn't have been able to devote...

He kind of highlights why she couldn't be Queen though. The people around the throne look down on those without magic, and she doesn't have magic. Her research into magicology was only possible because she gave up her position as heir and devoted her time to it. If she had stayed as heir, her...

Right, but even if they had such a deal, he has no reason to believe they will hold their end of the bargain after he is dead. The "80% after" clause would mean he needs to be alive to cash in. Given his motivation, his actions can't be justified. It's better to live and take his mother into...

No, they can't. That's the whole premise of the story. They're on the run after a failed invasion and betrayal, trying to return to their territory to regroup while breaking through enemy lines. There hasn't been a clear explanation of how the space travel works, but it appears to require that...

It's a bit cringey to see social reform and discrimination handled so simplistically. Especially when it's taking a "reincarnated in an magic academy otome game" premise and making a sudden turn such a long way in. Throughout history and around the world, feudal systems and aristocratic...

The design of this ship doesn't match either the Capricorn or the old Gorgonia, so that's unlikely. Maybe Gorgonia with a lot of repairs, but it also has the alliance's emblem. It's weird though for the alliance to have something that outmatches the Empire to such a degree. It kind of throws...

I'm a bit disappointed with the whole "delinquent" thing, because it's shown that she was never mean-spirited, which makes the whole redemption shallow. There really is nothing to forgive. Even with the one person she "hurt" (while they were ganging up on someone 5v1), they're probably going to...

This guy needed money, which he apparently got an advance on (he wonders if his employers will be pissed that he didn't give them a refund). So why did he not immediately buy the potion and secure his mother's wellbeing? His actions would make sense if he had healed his mother, and then was...

So basically, his defeats are because he is hired by doomed idiots who refuse to follow his instructions. So he just stands back and lets the idiots get killed.

Can someone clarify why the queen would be risking civil war if she just leaves him be? Do the nobles have any grounds to demand some kind of punishment of him? I know they dislike him, but they would still need to have some kind of excuse to use as basis.