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My point is as follows: if the principle concern is survival, it will remain so until there is time to breathe and establish a social order. While the women in this story are history students, they are first and foremost people concerned with their survival, not the potentiality of a patriarchy...

I don't blame them for responding to things in the manner that they have. Death is a real possibility; not everyone is resilient enough to handle that pressure and make themselves productive. Breeding dogs is a hell of a lot more useful than doing nothing. And pregnancy is going to make any...

Miku, I'd say. Not in terms of the promise, since she honored that, but for how she handled things. She straight up tried to murder Luka. You can't hurt people because you didn't get your way, plain and simple. Kaito and Luka handled the situation well, honestly. They were direct with Miku in...

Call the police my friend.

Moo

Yep, the proposal was just to scare us.

It's funny how he's had nothing going on romance wise prior to his interactions with the FML and the moment the distance starts closing a marriage proposal comes in. I have no problems with tension or rivals, but you've got to work them in more naturally or it just seems forced. Granted, this...

This is one of my favorite chapters.

That look she has in her eyes in making me nervous.

Was not expecting that. I guess since the ability is Ageha's she has some recollection of the resets.

I totally feel you.

Well... that was rather sudden.

In this particular scene, I get where Youta is coming from. Going back to his original timeline results in him living life as a cripple. Resolving the conflict in this world would be ideal, but is it exactly his responsibility? Although he is implicated in how this world was created, is it his...

Yeah, I know. My use of "jarring" was to describe the effect it had on me, not to suggest something was wrong with the way things were carried out by the author.

I really like the way you broke it down. It's true that most people are probably trying to frame Haru's actions within a human's perspective. That's why her actions make no sense. What was really jarring for me was how Haru did not "respect" human consciousness; she didn't mind blasting someone...

This outcome was to be expected.

More like stasis!

Mhm..

It's interesting to see everything falling into madness. Now that the focus of revenge has shifted onto the gods, I'm very curious to see how Raoul will leverage his newfound power.

Leaving that guy around is not the best of ideas. The moment she embarked on this path she should have considered the possibility of collateral damage. It is interesting to get a look into her psychology, though.