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"Katarina-sama is exceptionally dense", "She's an idiot", "There's no way she could be so ingenious"... ? It's heartwarming to see that her childhood friends know her too well. Which is a testament to her harem: even after knowing her many, many, many vices, they're attracted to her. Like stars...

The situation of the Sable family reminds me a bit of Lady Vivian from the kingdom of Visund (chapters 5 and onwards), another cat princess. A country where princesses are only valuable for political marriages, and they're treated like dirt if they can't secure a good husband.

Ok, I admit it: Saliphie looked positively regal when she first introduced herself to the royal couple.

Our good scholar is like: "I understood that reference!" ?

Ok, the last few chapters have convinced me: I'm aboard Nino's Runaway Train of Love. It's not just that she's refreshingly direct and knows very clearly what she wants, but she can reflect on her own actions (like how she lampshaded her previous line of "there has to be at least one girl on...

A giant white wolf revered as the mountain goddess who takes human children as her own, a wild board that went through demonification and attacked a village... I sense some Princess Mononoke references here.

@Kaarme I get the feeling. I had to check the manga again to understand the situation. As far as I can remember: Fonclanc: The country Yuusuke is working for right now. Ruled by king Esvobus, father of Violet, the twin-tailed princess. Divine artists are the elite, but things aren't as bad for...

Ah, it's good to have Crest of the Stars back! I won't ever tire of Lafiel's and Jinto's banter and adventures. Also, it's nice that Jinto lampshaded a bit of the Abh's hypocrisy: "Look at the history books, the Abh never start the war!" "Look at my planet's history and tell me that again".

@Aoitenshi That could be. From the tone of his words, it seems she isn't interested in being with Ookuninushi any longer. Perhaps she got tired of it and wants to be free to choose a different partner? Still juicy, I want to know more.

Well, this is what I wanted in a battle of the gods: holes as deep as the tallest mountains, craters bigger than whole countries, earth tsunamis... "Live the way you want to live. Otherwise, Raise and I would have to remain husband and wife even in the present." Ok, I'm glad the mythological...

I think it was mentioned in past chapters, but I'm surprised by the international stance of this manga. It's broader than I expected. Japan Number One (as in so many mangas)? Nope, the Japanase branch of the UW are corrupt and doing shady things behind everyone's backs. It's up to America to...

@MarqFJA87 No, even with the context, it's still appaling. I can't blame the locals for being okay with slavery, but Masaru is a boy who has grown up in modern Japan. And while social conformity is a thing, it's still jarring how quicky he is on board with buying and selling human beings as the...

Oh? This is interesting. No, not the "another jealous suitor" development, but the fact that we're meeting Yuning's friends (and rivals?) from the capital. A good way to showcase that she had a life before she met Xinghe.

I have a question: if the region of Altomura was originally part of Amidonia, why would the Amidonians attack the peasants? Even this chapter points out that they want to use Altomura as their base of operations to conquer the territory, and it would make sense for the invaders not to antagonize...

It always amazes me how many Isekai heroes are cool with slavery in fantasy settings. True, at least in this case it wasn't his idea to go to the slave store, and the seller was clever enough to appeal to his compassion to secure the deal, but this is the same protagonist who in chapter 7 said...

For once, I agree with Anubis' trial. Yeah, yeah, you love the king, the king loves you, but... Being the queen is a real job. And a tough one. Saliphie is not just a human in a monster land, but a peasant in a royal court. She needs to prove she can act the part in official matters. I feel the...

Ok, I confess I thought Alisa was going to be a one-trick pony comedy relief (as many annoying cases out there), but the manga surprised me. Alisa was a great and insightful companion in this arc

So "three wives and four mistresses", huh... I find it somewhat refreshing that Ning'er's father never fails to think like a noble first and a parent second ("She's my beloved only daughter, but a marriage agreement with the Sacred Family is too important"; "Wait, my daughter is superpowerful...

I must say, the translation has grown on me. When Minami says he's worried about the "maniacal girl", it works at so many levels..

@Happily_Grim Sounds very likely. A very clever tactic. And I agree, I'm liking this Liang Yu better and better. Takes over the family? Ok, let's purge right now all members of the deposed faction, even those who appear broken and harmless. Preferably in a way that is quick and efficient...