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SpongeBob knows what's up...

Yeah, that clearly sus new white mage chick is totally not going to be a problem...

It's the power of love and anime!

Oh, how sweet. He's gained a yandere admirer...

"Dolkness, imprisoning me... All that I see...absolute horror... I cannot live I cannot die Trapped in myself Body my holding cell..."

Akitsu: "Is that how you guys think of me?" Everyone else: "Omae wa oppai da... Oppai..."

"I didn't know he had it in him." Clearly that wasn't the only place he had it...

I love these stereotypical bishounen character designs...

I think for the last panel, the line would probably be something like "Alexandra has arrived as requested." That seems to cover the context and tone (politeness, custom, etc.) of the statement.

Miko~n...!

Slow clap...

For someone who was "markedly unattractive", the past life her had a pretty nice figure...

Ignart: Vaguely threatening statement Chronoa: Uncomfortable silence Edgar: <Oh, shit, I'm about to die, aren't I...?> Chronoa: Breaks tension Edgar: <Bowel control regained...>

Damn, Asmotoon with the hookup on that feather. Way to be a wingman for the MC.

Obligatory shotacon onee-san type... Kind of a different take on the "hot headmistress", I guess, which is usually more milfy... She's cute, though... Pretty original idea, I guess. Isekai into a game and make a harem out of heroines your character originally killed...

Author-kun: "Okay, so last chapter mysterious butler-looking guy shows up and pulls a do-over on the court drama and gets our heroine's father out of imprisonment. Now we need to have the retrial, clear his name, and bring down the evil viscount, but frankly court stuff is boring... Oh, I know...

I think it's probably not that. With the odd Japanese out of nowhere in the first chapter, I think it's pretty obvious she's been isekaied, and the public cancelling of her betrothal to the prince screams otome game villainess. My guess is that she was familiar with the game in question before...

"Does Mother have some sort of filter that makes me look like a handsome, cute guy?" Bro, did you forget that you look just like your father?

That's not entirely limited to Asian cultures. At various times more androgynous, or even effeminate, men have been preferred in Western culture as well, especially among the upper class and/or nobility. Take the Renaissance era in Europe, for example. Noble men back then wore as much makeup and...

In Quagmire voice: "Jackpot!"