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I heard that at the time the usual thing to do was to ask a fortune teller whether a battle would be successful, so using common sense was a groundbreaking innovation apparently.

'Suicide addict' - now that's a phrase you don't see every day... Their condition is the only way to make a 'hobby' like that work.

What's the deal with the parents? It sounds pretty rough and unusual for both step-siblings to be neglected by both parents equally (typically you see the step-parent act harshly toward MC and/or the step-sibling being the favored child). And then MC says that he's still thankful for being born...

Seems like the most likely scenario (and the least dramatic). In the end, the author probably imagined it would be unusual and cute to have the wife act like a maidenly middleschooler, and didn't think that the relationship could appear suspicious or depressing as a result.

This kind of development seems difficult to handle gracefully, so I say authors should entirely avoid using former party mates for actual villainy at such an early stage of a story.

Watching this cute fox puts me in a good mood, even though I don't normally like bratty characters. She's so youthful, and bouncy, and expressive. It's also nice how her teasing is more playful than abusive.

Getting a bit self-aware there, huh?

This manga is like reheated leftovers.

I remember a situation from a different manga: 'Eww, you took a shower at that creepy loner's place?' 'He was just being nice to help me out, he didn't have an ulterior motive.' 'A guy let you into his house and didn't try anything? What a wimp!'

She can live like an ogress if she wants to, of course (and I think that's what's going to happen in the end), but it could be nice to have other options for when she grows up, and obviously Mizary wants what's best for Titania.

She's almost like a feral child raised by wolves, she hardly knows what it means to be a human being. She doesn't talk, probably can't write, probably doesn't know how money works - it's even worse than being a regular shut-in. The older she gets, the harder it'll be for her to learn how to...

When he mentioned having a valuable item, and then on the next page a bearded guy showed up all the sudden, I was sure it would be one of those classic slave trader developments. Hmm, his barriers repel stuff so I guess they can purge bad humours that cause illnesses. Sure beats bloodletting...

Not exactly comparable when your goal is to literally be the bigger man. Being suspicious over someone who's supposedly turning over a new leaf is one thing, but express contempt isn't very saintly. In various stories it's typically shown to be bad form to be envious of another's divine favor...

I thought the scene with Judith's final words was beautiful. She did care about him in the end. ... So how about going for a platonic approach? Ageha has no business with Judith as long as the relationship stays purely on master-apprentice terms, right?

I just wonder what the training even was because they mention it just about every other chapter. At this point I'm afraid it might never be revealed. I don't get that impression just yet. She spent the whole time shooting dirty looks at Jelly, being jealous over her apparent blessing of the...

It's hard to get the read on the vibes in this. Anything could happen - probably not exactly wholesome, though.

That castle defense was disgraceful. No soldiers, no weapons, not even lookouts to see what the zombies are up to. Fleeing as soon as the first line of defenses was breached. Failing to evacuate the royal family of all people - are you kidding me?

These kids are hopeless. They'll get old and retired and still continue to fail to get through to each other, huh.

I'd say it makes perfect sense, seeing how the idol culture might be the closest thing to massive religious worship in Japan.

Kyougaku Koukou no Genjitsu (I always type just 'co-ed' in the search bar to find it).