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The light novel/web novel explains a lot better. She shows up, crazy stuff is going to happen, run away. And it's implied it isn't quite so coincidental because she wants to recruit the MC to her anti-pirate fleet. She's also a hell of a lot smarter in the novel. Like a thousand times more...

While yeah, accepting the affections of a twelve year old would be pretty bad, his reason being that he saved her is pretty dumb. I never understood it. The idiotic idea that accepting the feelings of someone you saved is somehow "taking advantage" of that person. That's stupid. The whole point...

Serena is a useful Aqua.

So, I take it that the power they used was so great it obliterated the "dimension" thing they were in?

Hope they remain bros instead of forced drama crap. And I hope that it turns out the guy who trained him was the real demon king from way back in the original conflict.

I haven't noticed anyone trash talking Phoenix.

"But do you not detest sexism?" How is you deciding whether or not you want to be more than friends with a girl in any way "sexism"? What, if you refuse is that going to be called abuse? WTF? It is not sexist to decide that you want to accept or reject a girl's request to be your girlfriend. I...

A female boss wouldn't attract more viewers. A hot female in a highly visible position would attract more viewers and popularity. Rather, moving her probably would get complaints sent in and likely contradicts some sort of internal practices used to maximize profit. It is a business, after all.

So, basically, she's an egotist who can't handle the reality that she's working for an entertainment industry and didn't speak up to any authorities about her boss's behavior. She also wanders around at night alone after drinking and is surprised that she is attacked. She also is upset that...

I can respect that Alvar, despite being a loud-mouthed ass, has the integrity to call out Lily for not speaking up for Remme.

When you push the wrong button and roll with it.

To be fair, usually those stories make sense. Like, often it's their freaking healer being kicked. And in this case, it's someone who enables their "charge in and hit hard" style.

So, is this not another "best friend ups and betrays MC for God-knows what idiotic reason" story?

It's a nice attempt at explaining why his class is disliked. However, the writer dropped the ball by saying it was disliked even before dungeons became entertainment. Because it makes no sense. The black mage gives you a massive advantage over your enemies. Writers need to really stop trying to...

Ah, the ubiquitious shoe-horning of Japan into a manga/light novel set in a different world. At least this one has the video game as an excuse.

Agreed. Besides, long hair just looks better on girls than short hair.

Wow, his fiancé is stupid. So is his brother. Congratulations on giving someone you betrayed and pissed off all that he needs (and all the witnesses) to completely destroy your life in such a society as theirs clearly is. He can easily use this to utterly wreck her future and probably get her...

This partly makes me want to see how her parents would react to her being basically adopted by the sword. Aside from their immense relief that he saved her.

Yes. Though even if there were no products made for them, that wouldn't mean they were looked down on. Stuff would be made for who will buy it, after all. What shows is that no one, at any point, indicated caring at all about anyone's species. Except that werewolf-like guy who seems to have it...

I don't see why the receptionist bothered lying about what happened. What actually happened is actually better. Both for the guild's reputation for strength and to investigate those guys' claims.