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With all the girls assaulting him, at this rate, Riku is more in danger than Shizuku.

Is the argument "the magical slave contract is totally reasonable, because this fantasy pastiche is referencing historical context, and history had slavery, so it's okay for the author to try and overwrite the protagonist's modern morals with slavery apologia"? We're not pointing at a history...

At least from my own partner, when she's sleeping, the last thing she wants to be wearing is boob jail, let alone while she's sick. My intention was not to continue the slut-shaming here, but remark on the male gaze of drawing a character in lingerie while she's in little position to present sexily.

Your argument is entirely "stop whining about the content I enjoy, let me turn my brain off!" That's fine for you, nobody is going to force you to think. The rest of us can actually discuss in this discussion thread. Nobody is forcing you to be here defending a guy whose idea of a compelling...

The problem is exactly that the author didn't think deeply about it. I like tropey schlock as much as the next guy, and this series is in fact tropey schlock even as it does dodge some of the lowest hanging fruit, but uncritical consumption is how this garbage continues to find success. It's not...

Sleeping sick in a fancy bra, now that's dedication to the seduction game.

This is what happens when authors come from a culture that doesn't have the same association as the west (i.e. American-dominated) with slavery. Slavery was banned in Japan long before America got around to it (aside from some dirty 20th century things that are usually ignored), so it lives on...

Something possessed me.

Waving a phone with Tinder on it physically repels her like a cross repels vampires.

According to all known laws of aviation...

You can have a hint of under-bra, as a treat.

That body is physically incapable of protecting morals, sorry.

Goutoubun no Assistant.

You can't spell "mommy" without "Mo".

We've got a real degenerate on our hands here.

One more pair for the "characters who canonically have totally banged" list.

Well, Google Translate gives it as "torrent", and the whole first page of Google results is BitTorrent and similar file sharing protocols. Jisho only lists "torrent (file); torrenting" and the location Trento (an Italian city). I can see why a translator might take a look at a string of katakana...

And god bless him for those. Inle joining the team is absolutely peak art, but Krusche and Ati are no slouches themselves.

My hunch is that it's a play on the previous line that goes a bit flat when you usually translate out the honorifics. "I've been waiting for you, Sanda-kun. Or should I call you Santa-kun?" The parallelism is a bit more obvious when all the honorifics are there, but the usual style for this...