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I get the point about the usual speech being more comfortable, but she is definitely not Japanese because this is an isekai.

Might be a reference to the Socialist-Revolutionaries.

I believe that here “the international polygamy privilege” is the internationally granted privilege of polygamy (meaning that the man is granted the right to have many wives, specifically that every country grants him that as his right without attempting any prosecution against him anywhere in...

“I love him because he just straight up fucking murdered me in a fit of indignation” is nothing new since the Winter Comiket in December 2000. You must have actually meant “FMC” (female main character) instead of “FML” (that means “fuck my life”). Having just seen the second instance of the...

“Don't worry about it, it's still light outside, so I should be okay” “No matter what happens, I love you” That's a large flag.

Nope. In the two speech bubbles she sings the very first 9 seconds of “Sigma Boy”: Сигма-сигма-бой, сигма-бой, сигма-бой Каждая девчонка хочет танцевать с тобой The only difference she makes is one extra “SIGMA”. But it was — by an extra “SIGMA” in the very beginning. It's just subtle, like...

Picking the damned exam ticket is actually a big help in Japan, no?

Wait, what homeroom teacher are they expected to hate? On the 13th page this teacher lady says to the accused Yukishiro-san, “Leave the details to when your homeroom teacher's there too”. She wouldn't say all that if she were their homeroom teacher, would she? (It quite certainly leaves us...

From her elementary school days, to be precise. My suspension of disbelief is slightly strained on that very point. It's as if she were a reincarnated evil person since birth or smth.

I have seen several readers above casually naming some similar titles with the intention of recommending them. I've just decided to do the same for the following two types of the plot: ① Several powerful corporations recruit outstanding individuals while some abusive shit is happening in...

Are you really blaming the victim of a literal grooming performed by a large corporation? — he was conditioned from his early childhood to be the slave of their heiress (and eventually her sex slave, hence the correctness of the word “grooming” to describe this) and they literally admit they...

Let's just say the man has his priorities, and his waifu is above the plot in the list of them.

We might treat the author's intention of writing a yuri subplot as an alternative clue: in her past life as well, Mashiro's unsuccessful romance might have been not with a male, but with a female classmate. Though I have to agree that we need much better hints than these, preferably a few...

Probably not considered “bad” at all in Japan — and in many other countries where, unlike sisters, first cousins are perfectly legal:

He has never learnt cooking his lunches because he hasn't really been offered that option ever: in the flashback (on the 12th page) we see how insistent “old Suzuna” has been about him eating the bento she cooked for him, and thus he must have thought “why would I antagonize her over minor...

Of course it's not meaningless. If you don't know the cost of a spell, just cast the spell and remember to measure the mana you have before and after casting that spell. Subtract the latter value from the former. Such subtraction's result is always the previously unknown cost of your spell plus...

This was such an awesome scene, absolutely brilliant: Earlier she said, “He's just my oshi”; but what do we have here? GENUINE SHUDDER

A senior citizen is someone who has lived long enough, and thus this text seems to suggest that the youth is oppressed by earlier (older) generations of citizens, like in “Battle Royale” (the film adaptation in 2000). This is not what I see happening here. The very first chapter says that it's...

And what exactly does he get here for being right? — a life-long psychological trauma, perhaps.