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Well... I wouldn't call that a victory, sensei. It was going that way and only stopped because you headbutted each other into unconsciousness. Next time you might not be so lucky (and seeing the kind of manga it is, there will be a next time).

...wait a second. If he's a knight, how is he still a commoner? Knights are usually low nobility.

By the spoilers before, it doesn't seems that way. But Because he pretty much left her for another woman. Me. If a manga has nonsensical or infuriating parts and you can undo the stupid, do it.

A guilt-free no-drama nip-slip? Emotional support instead of emotional struggles? People are rooting for her because she doesn't bring any of the baggage or drama Shizuku or Umimi bring to the table, and that's more than enough for them. I'm just here with the popcorn to see how this pans out.

"What if I say no?" Bad move. Even if he cannot hurt Sienna's body, it doesn't extend said qualms to wherever are the other imperial souls. And maybe he could help with the reincarnation by finding those resurrection rocks if she leaves.

A pity Anker didn't make it. Hope that jackarse Egon gets Nurenberg-ed up his ass. And those three cannot agree with each other for dear life except of how awful the coffee is. Strange minds really think alike, huh.

Before anything, let me be clear that I consider the freedom of love, marriage and choice of partner an undeniable right (in fact, isn't something like that in the UDHR?) regardless of gender, race, orientation, social status or whatever. I'm not unreasonable or extremist regarding it and can...

Unfortunately, arranged marriages are (heh) arranged by a third party who might or might not have their own designs on the matter. And might, directly or indirectly, apply pressure for the marriage to go forward. Of course, forcing a marriage of others because of personal interest regardless of...

When will they get dwarves freaking right...? :facepalm: Regardless, nice chapter.

The problems with this type of service is that there's always one MF (or CNT, gender doesn't always matter) who takes things too far and ruins the fun for everyone...:pout:

While I believe the change from the OG to the "Author's Cut" version suck, I don't think the progress is truly gone. I think the serialisation's success (and having his way with the threesome) probably got the author confident that it's going to last longer than he thought, so he's probably...

Cool, Demon Lord. Now, next point in the agenda: "Techniques & Spells Naming Class: How NOT to sound like an 11-years-old edgelord." And I'm afraid attendance is mandatory, m'lord. You need it, ASAP.

Wouldn't the Empire's attack on Ginza which killed a lot of people, enslaved a few Japanese citizens (at least one of them ended up dying) and kickstarted the whole plot count? I remember on the first third of the manga that Japan considers the other world part of their territory (hence "Special...

He is! Yanai Takumi actually is a JSDF veteran and rather controversial because of is nationalistic and Right-wing tendencies, as you can see somewhat blatant in this chapter and work at large.

I have a trick for that: if the title is so long it doubles as the sypnosis, big red flag. But even so, the saturation gets to you. One in particular struck a cord tho': it was your typical unmatched isekai garbage, but had a TTRPGs munchkin (the kind of player, not the card game) and proud of...

Oh, no. I know there are good isekais out there, and follow several of them; that's why I said "most isekais" and not all of them. I agree with you on the popularity train, but I think this is slightly different. In those other cases, at least the authors would try to do something worthwhile...

The thing is that most Isekai are not meant to be literature, or even an interesting story: they're consumer products, made for the stereotypical japanese otaku (existing or no) to buy, self-insert into the base wish-fulfilment they offer and forget their crappy lives for a moment and forget...

Shhhh. It's an Isekai. Don't ask them good worldbuilding.

Even adults have moments like those. Also, if you look closely he wasn't even thinking about giving him the time of the day for a while, it was after when he gave it consideration, which is what an adult does. And after realising he's not committing too much effort, he's in no real risk and the...