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Slavery in manga is full of contradictions. It can be both a shady gruesome profession, and a respectable business handled in broad daylight. A source of supposedly valuable companions, who look like skin and bones with dead eyes. Some MCs don't mind it, some dislike it yet still pay the...

It does. He was just minding his own business and a moment later the whole universe goes yandere on him and won't let him be until he has eight kids with the gal (they were even discussing marriage and parenthood out of nowhere in this chapter - say what?). It's amusing to see the story power...

The author seems quite deliberate in addressing the frequent complaint about brats being let off the hook just because they're cute girls. Normally you don't see that much focus on getting them to realize the consequences of their actions. She's a sheltered child who was bored out of her mind...

Huh? I don't follow, why send an OL to do manual labor on a farm? I though she was going to do office work while putting up with some rural mishaps.

Well, the terrorists are against interceptors like the particularly large one lodged in Kyou's chest, so there's a threat she'd join them to stir up more trouble down the line - and she's a big time murderer already. It's not all that certain that Mom can trust her completely.

Arrogant? More like cheekily committed to staying in character. In many of those slave girl stories, the slaves don't act like slaves and/or the MC doesn't treat them like slaves, while other characters also rarely acknowledge the difference in status, making you wonder why this is even a plot...

What do you call such a socially awkward monster? Hikikomorah?

A couple of rookies were assigned to such a critical operation? Fishy.

The little brat is progress incarnate. Might as well go fetch the wedding rings at this rate. But it makes the MC look like a tool. His motivation and agency are non-existent as he gets swept by events beyond his control. The story is basically on autopilot now.

Why insist on farming human crops when most creatures in the area can effortlessly devour/trample an entire field?

Liking English is suspicious, being bad at English is deceptive, let me guess - having completely average aptitude for English also means being up to no good? That would be like keeping a low profile, waiting for her to lower her guard, I bet.

When you think about it, your average romcom MC just doesn't seem suitable for any sort of disabled girl care. He'd either be too shy to be of any help, or too pervy/weak-willed to not take advantage of a defenseless body. The bathroom scene was awkward and tone-deaf. Set up in a cliffhanger...

Perhaps we'll learn more during GFs arc, because this story is very fond of keeping things secret and drip-feeding the missing details. Maybe she was playing the waiting game, thinking he'd get the hint and go to her first? I've seen unreasonably uneventful timeskips in a different manga before...

Well, crap. And worse yet, he'll probably have to fight Judith like he used to in the parasite sword path... Assuming Ageha will even let her live. I liked her uncharacteristically flustered look that continued throughout this chapter when he showed up as someone who appears to knew her very well.

Sure. Her sin is just about her being a complete moron who believed that by making him jealous he'd grow a pair and stop being such a passive doormat. Sounds like she got that cliched idea from a friend or a magazine column, and she thought she'd help him become more of a man that way - well, it...

From what little was mentioned about her, the maid's biggest 'crime' was changing her shtick to that of a sadistic brat, wasn't it? Then, when she happened to find MC in a particularly sour mood she was merely doing her job but in the end she was the straw that broke the camel's back. Sounds...

How unusual to see elves act so modest and chaste - and in manga of all media. Normally they're very often shown as free-spirited, and comfortable with partial or complete nudity. I mean, they're more aligned with nature than civilization.

'We made some walls weaker on purpose so that we could easily tunnel through them when needed' You know, this does sound like the kind of complete nonsense only a dwarf could come up with. I'll allow it.

He basically won't make any moves on her until she starts playing hard to get because he doesn't want to treat her like an easy bimbo who's fine with anything and anyone, huh. Aaaand he'll fight to protect her from anyone who even looks at her the wrong way.

Well, it's not particularly popular, all right. And the chapters are short in both length and discussion material - they tend to have action scenes mostly - so I guess there's not much to talk about. What is the author popular for?