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You're missing everything. That was not that type of a story. The MC directly chose hell-mode to have the best adventure-mode lifestyle he could get. Who'd even pick "impossible difficulty permadeath" while wanting to chill around? The MC wants to go to the battlefield, defeat the demons, and...

Good riddance. So much angst and self-doubting monologues that went nowhere.

To the people disagreeing with me, I want to remind you a plot point in which a higher-up in human society was the one who "created" Crown to begin with. Stating that human-demon-conflict was the best end-result. While integration of demons into human society is on route, so is the attempt to...

No kidding. I don't know what the author was smoking when he thought that having a cutesy story be introduced by slavery and threats of grave abuse and death. She is literally depicted as a product, in a world everyone but the prince sees her as a product. Personally, I am not vibing with that..

I know that this is basically a lit-RPG, I accept the notion of "levels" and "skillz", but every time these sort of stories use such blatant game mechanics in their stories, I cringe inside. This isn't a smidgen of a living world anymore, just an actual video game. The only story I saw that...

Tbf, he's not wrong. Demons are immensely dangerous to every living creature, including themselves, which is why they were never united thus far. Only under the human threat, and ironically, using them as a model of sort, did they manage to properly group together. Forming their own nation, and...

It lives! Hopefully.

God damn this story ia dull. I can't believe I made it thus far.

It's really hard to understand why the narration makes it seem like the MC will never see his parents ever again. The author knows the story will get canned sooner or later? lel.

Damn. I was about to say: "Finally, that kid died!" But, damn. That twist was so much better than whatever I had in mind. That was some strong shit right there.

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Yeah, def brain dead story. But I think that much was obvious since chap 3 or so. The story's main appeal, imo, are just the kids being cute kids. Everything else is the author just abusing the "I'm a futuristic ninpon-man who can apparently do anything" isekai angle mindlessly. P.S: I am...

This sort of twist just feels like the author ran out of ideas how to take the story forward, so they literally just took it backwards. edit: so this twist is plausibly due to the author working on other stuff. Uh, okay, wow.

Oh, hey, comments. Why do I get the feeling that Gospel will somehow save the day by the end of this operation? Also, please, for the love of god, kill that teleporting kid already. The author lit used it for every single turntable moment in the arc thus far.

The Chinese agent fucking killed me. Because of course a Chinese woman would basically look like Chun-Li..

Huh. This was an actual good read, that's a surprise. At least, if it's not taken too seriously, that is. It's surprising that the author / mangaka managed to make all of that absurdist comedy work out like that.

The description gave me cancer. That is all I have to say.

...An interesting cliff-hanger / way to wrap up a season: leaving off the audience on a totally baffling note that doesn't leave the audience with much. I guess we can at least expect to focus more profoundly on Ramia's past in the next 'vol'.

@Angie7 Rather than lecturing people about morality, maybe try to read between the lines. my angle was that if they are "bad guys", that suggests that they assist the twins for a nefarious reason. And the black / white factions you talk about generally have one massive difference between them...