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I don't think they even attempt to to in the first place. They see some cool foreign culture, do minimal research, fill in the blanks in accordance with their own sensibilities, and it's a miracle if the end result actually resembles the source material. Happens all too often. To be fair, this...

Good material for an episodic dark comedy spin-off.

Wow, this world is abundant in blondies.

Ice cold. That's one way to avoid taking the harem route, huh.

Those escorts attract way too much attention. That's the opposite of keeping you safe.

How unusual. This is some old school slavery right here, with well-regulated rights and duties. I think some debtors today would actually enjoy such straightforward settlement plan where you simply work off what you owe, which might be easier than having to balance your budget on your own. I...

This is some Scooby-Doo level of silliness. Hiding inside barrels, somehow being able to talk to each other, and the bad guys are too gullible to figure anything out. Also the old 'stuck inside a locker together' schtick. Never a dull moment with this series.

That's not a crime by itself - fantasy can have weird tech just fine. I actually like the glass underwater windows, they're a decent reminder that this is an otherworldly fantasy setting. You could easily imagine it's like a dwarven invention or something. It's about how these ill-fitting...

From feudal serfs to corporate slaves - some things just don't change. They even get worse in some aspects.

Did she? She watched him dig a hole, and so did the gossiping maids. If she really knew, she'd torture the servant for disobedience her and probably recapture the maid, but she "rewarded" him with a trick of her own. And she was careless enough to hand him poison that could be used against her...

I thought it was implied that the child is a noble and the stepparents are commoners, so if they lost custody rights, they'd lose what they inherited.

He was sly enough to trick her with the fake burial, and she doesn't seem particularly wary of her servants.

If others could log into the game, they could grief his whole operation... or help him make it even more broken.

They also could be androids, shapeshifters, timeline anomalies, parallel universe doppelgangers - who knows what that weird program is truly about.

Now he's done it. Told the girl that he... doesn't hate her and suddenly she's into him, apparently. Why is she surprised about him knowing she'd kill him, though? It was pretty obvious from the way she acted. Her saying it's only self defense doesn't make sense either when he was clearly...

Numbers, colors, now a sketchy company. Are the girls real siblings? Or real people for that matter?

Super weird. I was at the edge of my seat, waiting for her to bring out some sick mind games, of for him to upset her hair trigger by saying something dumb. These rare words of advice and encouragement were wholesome. She's pretty cute like that even.

He wants to (literally) make friends and protect smiles yet the best his imagination could come up with is these deadly and messy firearms instead of something whimsical? I guess you could pretend they're water guns or something.

Mood change much? From sulking in bottomless misery to kawaii birb shenanigans. For a moment there I thought I somehow switched to a different series.

Uh, 'my balls' sounds off if you know what I mean. 'My basketballs' would be less ambiguous and also double as a brag, especially since she's already delusional.