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Cringe. Japanese Germanophiles are worse than American weebs.

Not very good.

I understand that having an all-women unit is simply an artistic liberty taken by the author to have cute girls in military uniforms, but I must say that in an era where the bayonet is the decisive arm in an engagement, having women in service at all is even more ill advised than usual.

The motivations for Klara to become a soldier are far weaker than for Sarka, especially given that she simply desires to become a mother and give Sarka and Johann many grandchildren. Sarka became a soldier initially out of desperation and remained a soldier out of a sense of duty to her friends...

An excellent story that did not pull any punches regarding the brutality of either faction during this period from start to finish.

MC has an earring, 0/10.

I fail to see why any civilization would reserve the reigns of political authority exclusively for women. While there are examples of successful Queens and Empresses historically, virtually every single one chose a male successor. No wonder their country is failing.

Really curious where this goes, because the first six chapters establish that the main character is a loser and not much else.

Romesekai <3

The main guy that the MC is interested in has earrings. Absolutely disgusting.

I fail to see why this one even needs to be an Isekai. Halshal would have reason enough to seek asylum due to her foreign mother and precarious political situation.

Main character isn't exactly the sharpest tool in the shed. Not sure that him/her going to an academy would do much good.

The dialogue and character designs are laughably bad. The artist also seems to have trouble deciding what kind of clothes he wants to be present in the setting, so there's a mix of medieval and 1920's European fashion, which clashes terribly. As for the names, the author seems to follow the...

I find it hilarious how most videogame anime/manga fail to capture the mindsets and attitudes of gamers. While frustrations, anger, and fear are present to some extent, there's always the understanding that it's not something terribly serious or life threatening.

I don't think Japanese authors seem to understand how much power and influence war heroes have. The general populace would be more likely to suspect nefarious ongoings in the government than genuinely believe that a war hero was actually evil. If they really want to have the protagonist...

Friendly reminder that a territory ruled by a Duke or Duchess is called a Duchy, not Dukedom.

Genuinely surprised that this is the first of Nanasawa Matari's novels to get a manga adaptation.

Seems like this takes a lot of "inspiration" from Shinigami wo Tabeta Shoujo.

All of the torso armor is too long. none of these mfers would be able to bend.

Had to drop it. Got really tired of "all westerners are evil". The reality is that no, not all other cultures act with the same barbarity as the Japanese.