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This makes no sense. The countess at least should realize that if the emperor himself got involved and went to such lengths to steal the Duke's daughter and return her to the count, there must be something special about her. The maids and such should also know she's not some random child from...

Also, the more I think about it, the more certain I am that Willem was the one behind the thugs. First, the motive: he likes the MC, and wants to look good in front of her and get her to drop the pretense of being the prince's fiancee quickly. That is to say, the attack was fake. Now, the...

This chapter has such a massive tone shift between scenes that it's hard to take it seriously. Someone hired a bunch of thugs to assault and disfigure the daughter of a duke, and these guys didn't even report it to any authorities, or the duke himself? She just went to sleep and went to school...

They've already scanned his dna, that's how they discovered his dna was strange. He was inside the super advanced scanner. So what use is having samples?

Why does he have a sword? He already shoots rockets out of his arm!

Not surprising that the prince would ignore that she already has a partner. Or rather, that was expected. The approach was strange though, since as everyone pointed out, she can just ignore it or better yet, switch it to anyone else.

So, he won't become king of an established country, he's going instead to go to the middle of nowhere and build up a new territory? And he thinks that's somehow going to be less work for him? Ruling by expediency (essentially, being a tyrant not bound by laws) also means you have to take care of...

Why wouldn't he consider that Winry would go after him if he suddenly disappeared and showed up next to the ring? It's clear both of the twins are fighters, and they think he's weak. If they see him in danger, of course they'll get involved. He's been pretending to be weak all this time, but...

@NotLazy They're keeping it all in cash though, so it's essentially untraceable. I suppose there's the question of how the conversion machine works, since bills have serial numbers. He is counterfeiting money, but I assume they're "perfect" aside from the serial number. Also, I'm disappointed...

I really wish we'd see some interaction with the wife at all, given they're going back and forth to do business. If he's being loyal and it's a major plot point (he likes the summoner but is refraining because of his wife), we should get some idea of who she is and not just some unfounded...

Like @Qelix says, him staying faithful is fine. The real question is why, in the past month since he was first summoned, and with his x6 courage, he hasn't had a conversation with his wife? How did they even get married, if after three months they don't even see each other? He seems to care for...

So how does time work when he is summoned? He was in the middle of a conversation when he was summoned, but we definitely saw that his coworker noticed him disappearing right in front of him. He spent some time in the other world, then returned some time later and it appears as if his...

The artist really went all out in drawing out the scummyness of the ex-husband. That expression is amazingly revolting. I feel offended just from seeing the way he looks at her.

Can't keep everyone happy all the time. She lost 5 points with the knights, but gained 5 points with Eclis (went from 27% to 32%), so on the whole I'd call it a win. Plus she asserted dominance. Might be a short term loss, but enable greater gains in the future than letting them happily badmouth...

@twinklecake So is everyone at the gym a cold-blooded leader, willing to swing an executioner's axe to punish a criminal and lead thousands of men to kill and be killed without hesitation? Because if they're not, Ars' training completely misses the point.

It had a good setup, the isekai twist seems a waste.

Is he an idiot? The reason he couldn't go was because he couldn't stomach watching people die, not because he wasn't skilled with a blade. Training is pointless if he still can't order his troops to fight and kill, and deal with the consequences. The normal way for him to develop that skill...

If the author is going to do a series about territory management, I wish he introduced a bit more about the territory other than "it's dilapidated". For example, is this city they just entered inside or outside their territory? Is their territory just the ruined city and surroundings?

He is guarding the tenth floor and we only just saw the hero party cross the 5th or 6th floor. So who is he fighting against the following day? Is it one of the other top 3 parties? There's been no mention of anyone closing in on them so far. Or was there just a timeskip between the succubus...

Still not clear why the support skill makes them horny, or even remains active continuously.