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Everyone asking why the cup disappeared. Here I am thinking, "That's probably $15 down the drain. $10 if it was a special."

So, was there a 1 year time skip last chapter or not? He said he lost his magic and mentioned something one year ago. I was already confused. Here, she said he lost his magic 1 year ago, but he says they haven't known each other that long. Either we got a time skip and he's weird for not...

Aaaand my respect for her just plummeted.

Pretty sure we have an author who does not know their audience. Despite the dense amounts of nudity, this has been a pretty vanilla ecchi harem isekai series. While teasing things like rape and NTR in such a series is nothing new, actually fully committing to it is another thing entirely. It...

Same. For a second, I thought He gently opened the door. How is a series about two perverts turning into one of the most fluffy, cute, and wholesome romance stories?

I feel so bad for the janitor; having to clean up all these red flags being littered around the place.

Him having her face in his head is making me very nervous; giving me A Town Where You Live flashbacks, which are the worst kind.

Ok, that last panel with them shaking is adorable.

Our primary villains are an anti-aristocracy group? Are we sure they're evil? /s

Jarreth, The Goblin King, is not amused.

So, none of those books were put up in order, right? They all have to be reorganized on the shelf? That seems like such a headache. Should've left them on the floor.

Chapter 3 opens: "It's been 5 months on the run since I murdered Ms. Elf."

Like hell! Ain't no way she's that good after only a year or two. Finding out, also, that she's still in elementary school by the end, and that she still drew that, is insane.

This could've been such a sweet chapter... shame the peanut gallery has to intentionally eavesdrop and be weird to ruin it. Seriously, this is their moment; all these creeps who can't mind their own business need to piss off.

Oooooof course.

I find it funny that we could identify it. It's gotta be the drawbridge, right?

This is like an allegory for war if a weapons manufacturer lost his wife to the very same weapons and said, "Make more! Sell more!" He's a greedy idiot who deserves no sympathy from anyone. Edit: How did I accidently quotation box?!

That phrasing on page 18 has me thrown for a loop for the rest of the chapter. I thought Sebastián was saying he wanted to marry her. Glad they emphasized the wish meaning by the end, but I had to reread that page to understand what was actually being said.

Gotta say, the ends don't justify the means. Glad there was a happy ending, but having a whole squad come along to interrogate someone about why they declined a proposal is kinda gross. "He's not doing well at his job" is not a valid excuse for this: that's his own problem. Following this...

Well, that's awkward. Lol. Not at the moment, but if I think of one, I will hopefully remember to come back and recommend it.