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To preface this, the story is over for me. In my head, that women doesn't exist and instead they are rescued by Io's father who sends the others back home, but the girls decide to stay with MC when he returns back to this world for good. Here's my complaints; How did this go from survival...

It was his destiny to get scooped. Believe it.

How would that affect the manga, unless the anime is based on the manga adaptation, which is based on the light novel. If that was the case, then perhaps the manga artist is helping with storyboarding or something and is too occupied to work on this, but that is only a guess. Maybe the mangaka...

Can someone explain why he's acting like a retard when he has no reason to do so? Who is he hiding his intelligence from, or is this a result of a child growing up in a prison? But that wouldn't make much sense either, because he was only harassed the day he got in, and not even for the whole...

So I guess dude's promise to his master to search for his family and bestow his martial arts to his son if he's a martial artist was a mere fart.

Yeah, she CAN wreck undead by dozens, so why is she sitting there frozen like a mage who can't move while casting a barrier? Why did she allow herself to get surrounded if she can destroy the undead without getting close? Why didn't she attack the ones controlling the undead? Welp, time to...

Agreed

A bit late, yes... but is that not how it always goes? That said, we weren't given any specifics on their "bond" or how strong that bond is, so her believing in his "betrayal" would be easier than if they were actual lovers or "partners".

Well, this is not what I expected. It started off as so, but the "guilty by relation" thing came in a way I didn't expect. Damn. So, what did Shusuke's mother mean by "You're definitely his child"? Who is their father and what is his deal?

Her brother appearing, doesn't make sense to me, at least not if I don't predict how this usually goes. Granted we don't know how long it has been since Shiika left her relatives and enter the orphanage. Obviously, they knew where Shiika was, and they even know that MC's family adopted her, so...

Imagine if they were friends...

The princess is a swordswoman who sits still praying like a fucking mage instead of closing in on opponents who are literally sitting ducks before her. There is only so much I can take, and this level of stupidity can only serve as an excuse to make the princess (who could be one of, if not the...

Did anything even happen this chapter besides thinking and exposition?

Fitting but the point is that until the criminal is formally executed, their lives are maintained, meaning they are fed and clothed. People/characters deserving of death live long lives even after their sentencing, and the only way that can happen is if they are cared for, and care isn't free...

Yes, have society pay a pinch of their taxes for a criminal's welfare until the day he dies. Also, death row inmates never fall immediately, so it's kinda the same thing.

Hey, I'm not one to shame. Though, I suppose another way to express my point is that there was barely any setup to make that "third option" believable. That's all. I'll believe it when they do one of those reveals where one of the girls (usually) who have yet to be given a face, show signs of...

TL;DR: The redemption of a bully won't sit well with the target demographic, and the target demographic dictates everything. That was never going to happen. Frankly, those pages were empty filler. This is, afterall a revenge story where a teenage MC gets revenge against a class of classmates...

I'm going to go on a limb and guess that either there are other humans there, since she did say that she gave other humans the same skill... or what I believe is that the her that murdered him in a past life has the ability to travel alternating worldlines. It wouldn't be farfetched, given that...

Can't call it ntr if they broke up. Hate to say it... but that's what it's looking like. I'm going to guess nobody gets a good ending, or gets one as a result of getting the axe.

While I do somewhat agree, Americans do have a tendency of sticking our thumbs in international pies. That said, it is often the unreasonable who speak the loudest. And their podium is Twitter. This might come off as racist, but the younger generation (probably... 25 years and younger) don't...