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Sigh, not every character needs a redemption arc. And good intention but such horrible execution that leaves a person's trauma = trash, no salvagable, no brownie points for "trying".

WTF, it's been 2 months and people already forgot about this page and now trying to defend that pos? https://mangadex.org/chapter/0ea0147a-2bb0-4097-b5a7-80c7b1b884e7/3

I hate that knight's existence and all the tropes that bitch came with. Why author loves these tropes so much? Nobody likes it, and people only wished bad things to that character.

A wild twin-tail noble brat appeared. Correction may be needed. 💢

Animal abuse, and huge economy and environmental impact later on which throws the status quo of the world so far into chaos. Yes, it's isekai slow life alright. Can't they just enjoy the slow life without much impact... just for 5 minutes?

My bad.

The corrupt noble would have kill her as soon as they heard she was crowned King, and if they failed to kill her, they would incite a noble uprising that would devastated the kingdom which might be worse than before.

I hope the heroine is not a thot this time. I'm bored of that trope.

Then don't kick Est out. The whole party were weak and pathetic, with or without Est. They could have sat down and discussed how to be stronger, went on training together, asked veteran adventurers advice, and hire more people. Instead, they completely disregarded him, treated him with...

Yeah, still having no sympathy for the banisher party lol. Especially Daru, his appearance turns the story into a NTR manga.

May I have some spoiler about why MC and "the saintess" was summoned?

A reasonable law but at the same time, a really bad one. 1. Murderers only see it as a "Challenge accepted", to improve their killing method of covering their murder as accident, suicide or frame the wrong person. 2. What if the "bigger threat" is gone? Will they change the law or they...keep...

Finally someone gets it.

If the "banisher" party that truly care about Est, they could have helped him training more, hiring more adventurers, or better yet, asking the veterans for advice how to improve him. But nope, they didn't try any of those, just kicked him out without his saying, in a cruel and unjust roundabout...

Bruh.

It's the reality though. Look around the world: parents kicked their children out of their house when they turned 18 (and most of the children haven't got any safety net yet), for being gay, etc... and worst, "honor" killed them because their childen brought "shame" to the family (which most of...

Sigh, why the fuck Isekai Main characters keep showing off their unique skills at random strangers in board daylight, in an unknown world, in just their first encounter? Do they love being attention whore that much?

You know, if they truly care about the banished homeboy, they could have hire more people or asking advice from veterans/instructors from adventure guild to improve him, instead of kicking him out without his input and talk badly about him. The author tried to paint the homeboy as an asshole...

Unfortunately, yes. Seeing weird shit = hallucinations, are reported and proved that they are a common symptom of PTSD.

Killcat is a freaking sore loser. lmao.