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Wholesomely lewd.

Here is the chapter and page where Lilianne is introduced: https://mangadex.org/chapter/b6e1ea85-5b06-4707-8300-9ff35632f797/7

This feels like a "Godzilla, Mothra, and King Ghidorah: Giant Monster All-Out Attack". Where it isn't a force of nature; but instead malevolent beings fighting each other. And in this chapter, I don't get why JP authors portray (maybe it is a real cultural thing?) that even her "foster" wants...

"I'm too sexy for my shirt Too sexy for my shirt So sexy it hurts"

It's... happennnning!!!

"Bernie? New psyco-commu, who dat?

So non-spoiler: yes, Char can do anything she sets her mind out to. And her brother helps her. That's one of the things I like about this series; Haruto doesn't go megalomaniacal power-trippy or edgelord.

Chapter title made me think artist said "f__ it" and drew some busty-blacksmith themed okazu. My disappointment is immeasurable and my evening is ruined. After reading, the armor nerd part of me wished they'd draw actual armor on women. Like Ironlily. Am I not alone in finding...

I'm with MCNormal. My knowledge stops at really big, well-produced series like Unicorn.

I'm current on the WN, and no, it's not like as he says. The story is simply not told in the same manner as the initial "action" sequence shown in the manga to hook readers. Read it as if -- by now -- Haruto is OP, knows what he has to do and shouldn't, and has power to spare. This WN isn't a...

Vol 2 Chapter 35 for this event. Also the raws are 2 chapters ahead (27?) If you want to read the plot mess instead of see it.

What chapter is this? Can you link it? ...for science. "0.5 chapters? What are those? :nyoron: "

This trope needs to die.

The cute guild secretary Sheila's gonna get kidnapped by a lecherous adventurer. ...the FMC.

Yo could say... ...they're gonna get wet. (When the goddess drags them down into her spring.)

Gigachad troll wingman classmate. If this were genderswapped, I wonder what his character would be. "The Carefree Troublemaker"?

"Too-long-Japanese-novel-names-accidentally-boxing-in-the-plot" strikes again. Although in this case, it was a plot mechanic too closely tied to the title literally; less the actual title. Such as if "A Tale Of Two Cities" was literally about two cities. ...but then author tried suddenly...

I wonder what asspu... (ahem) plot twist the JP author has to explain inciting acts of war, and why the Werewolves should get off scot-free. And this werewolf leader should be completely forgiven despite attempted genocide and war crimes, and becomes a buddy through "nakamah powa" -- and not...

Forgot to add: breaking engagement with royalty, even from royalty's side, is basically a banishment -- if not outright death sentence. Royalty wouldn't want smear on their honor of someone they deigned (even at one point) to marry a prince and carry royal blood, marrying a commoner. She is...