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A clairvoyant, a spirit summoner, a man-made highly advanced creature with evil? intentions, a possible secret society that researches? monsters, and a reincarnated with advanced connection to magic. Hints we may get a swordsman, healer, and advanced mage trained by a former sage. While this may...

I didn't think we would see a 'cool beauty' being formed in the wild, but here we are.

That is wild... but way tamer than previous isekai.

Ah the classic manga trope of the author creating an unhinged arc in order to spite the god.

Honestly thought this hadn't been updated in a year. Thx for update btw.

And the sister was completely forgotten; creating a situation where she could become the future villain.

its vindicating having everyone agree MC is an idiot. Like this was preventable 100%.

Damn you author, we were so close to tomboy greatness.

Don't care if it was originally setup as monogamous, harem route is the better ending.

While the fluff is nice, the lack of progress on the Haniel arc is driving me to madness.

Damn was only half right of there being Royal Connections. Thought for sure the slavery angle would've played a bigger role in taking down the Duke. Hannibal: I love it when a [manga trope] comes together.

Where's the tragedy tag? That's brutal.

Following manga logic: Archduke admitted he had slaves against the countries laws. Probably the maid or one of MCs fangirls has royal connections and archduke gets jailed / executed.

The monthly releases are killing me.

Considering I haven't read the series in a while, re-reading higher quality scans is not a bad refresher.

Bummer on new artist, but at least manga continues. Wouldve raged if it said "Continued in LN."

If this manga just devolved into the heroine crushing every "fall in love" trope, I would be down.

I'm starting to think this isn't a romance manga, but a manga about how a restaurant gets regulars.

Knew I was feeling To-Love-Ru vibes.

ngl the anger from the "afro bubble" seems forced from the author. Feel like the author made a stereotypical character who cares about his hair, but forgot part way through.