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What the fuck? You're telling me the second chapter actually has seven pages? This isn't a mistake?

Will Japanese authors ever realize that mandatory "exposition male friends" aren't actually mandatory? I'd welcome male friends if they were actually fleshed out characters, but they just never are in manga like this one. On the other hand, I really do appreciate the lack of classic constant...

She was confessed to by her whole fucking class/school? Apart from that, let me guess — she's a heroine who wants to make MC fall for her so she can reject him, only to end up falling in love with him?

Plots like this one would be far better without the constant inclusion of jealousy from other people. It doesn't add anything to the story. Genuinely, how much of a fucking loser does one have to be to behave this way? And, apparently, every single male student around them is like that? Also...

This has strong filler arc vibes, but it doesn't feel out of place at all, and there's actually solid reasoning for everything. I just really hope it won't take the form of constant "someone underestimates Kousuke because he's incognito -> Kousuke shows how OP he is -> repeat."

Did they all collectively fucking forget about the fact that the saintess has the right to refuse the marriage? They just assume both of them will want to marry their princess.

God, the scene with Demonio rejecting the handshake was one of the most forced scenes I've seen in my entire life.

God damn, fucking finally. The fight took "only" 8 chapters, and the arc 14.

I have a really hard time thinking of a way this would make sense. What wives? Whose wives? Why wives?

And I never claimed otherwise?

I don't really like the inclusion of the emotion-erasing skill. Though, I can't deny that it adds to the mystery of the story. Edit: It seems like people are misinterpreting my comment, so I'll clarify my point. I don't mean that this is a new addition, I know that it's been here since the...

I'm not really interested in the reason for his current score, but the effect it will have on the plot. My point still stands.

What… What is this supposed to be? Did he flex on it? Is he JoJo posing?

So his score didn't improve even after that? Don't tell me the author is just going to use this as a cheap plot point for making constant scenarios where people underestimate him because of his eternally-bottom score.

Neglecting his daughter, letting his wife walk all over her, and then just dumping her on a "reliable low-raking noble in the countryside"? This was his genius plan? Fuck off. Lmao, just you wait, I'm sure the author will find a way to somehow forcefully redeem all of them as well. Can't wait...

I really hope the author won't try to redeem the father later on. Regardless of what "future" he knows, neglect isn't the solution. Not to mention blatant bullying from his wife.

Oh god, don't tell me it's just yet another case of an evil reincarnated saintess ruining the original Magnolia. That would so incredibly boring.

They're both utterly ill-suited for the position of hero.

Using a hoe to defeat a hoe, how poetic :meguusmug: Matilda is an irredeemable moron who should never be allowed to rule a nation.