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They gave him the gold because they were worried that he'd be poor after being freed, but the gold came from the birds he easily caught on his own using his own magic... So couldn't he just do the same thing again once he's free?

You still have the right to abort whenever you want or start feeling uncomfortable. "You followed me to a love hotel" is not a justification for rape.

They can prevent others from getting their technology and bloodline magic, but how could they prevent them getting tree seeds if they really wanted them? Anyone can just go into the woods anywhere and collect them.

Smelting sand into some kind of glass is certainly relatively easy compared to working with iron or steel, but fine control over clarity, shape and color is much more technologically complex. It's indeed weird they never tried smelting sand, but it's not that implausible they can't make clear...

Nobody claimed this is supposed to be the middle ages, and civilizations on earth in different parts of the world developed at different paces in different fields. Seems plausible to me.

Feels like they ought to have made a rule early on that he doesn't talk about Earth stuff at all with anyone except Aura, since all of it is potentially extremely valuable.

This manga has really good art, and the significant emotional moments between the main couple are well-executed. The problem is that literally everything is just non-stop overly sugary sweetness all the time. And not just between the main couple, but between all the characters. All the...

There's just something that feels off with this manga. Their relationship feels kinda forced, everyone ignores the MC's oncoming ulcer and mental breakdown from stress, Kuromiya doesn't really have much in the way of personality, etc. It's not terrible, but I just don't really get excited for...

It kinda bothers me that this manga never seems to acknowledge that his mom is a crazy psycho. Everyone just comments on how she's "scary", but nobody seems to think there's anything wrong with how she's raising him, even though he's clearly mentally unwell (and who wouldn't be). His sister...

I feel like given how their mother has been abusing him this whole time over not living up to the standard of his sister who's a natural-born prodigy, I feel like she oughta be letting him have the whole dating-a-popular-idol thing gracefully and not complain. Dating Kuromiya is not really going...

MBTI isn't exactly scientific, but that's a gross misrepresentation of what F means. The T vs F distinction isn't about whether someone is emotional or logical, it's about how they value logic and objectivity vs empathy and values in decision-making. T people can be very emotional and F people...

I can kinda see why this got axed. It was decent, but it's just not going anywhere. At 37 chapters, the basic premise has worn out its welcome and you gotta come up with something novel if you wanna stay alive.

As far as otaku x gyaru romcoms go, this one has kind of an unusually realistic tone in some aspects. The comedy is quite unique and very funny. It's interesting how it sort of weaves in and out of episodic gag comedy and more serious romance/drama segments. There's also some hints of some...

It was very weird and conspicuous how we did not find out what Kamoi's status is, even though Kamoi's older sister said she was a virgin. Damn, this potentially took a super dark turn all of a sudden.

That's kinda what I like about this manga. It feels kind of realistic. At least more so than the average work in this genre. The comedy is based on like, actual middle school cringe the author experienced himself, and the MC is not a harem protagonist.

Also, you don't have to stop having sex during pregnancy. It's perfectly safe.

I'm the father of a girl and I completely agree with them. I have no plans on making my daughter unhappy by depriving her of the chance at a happy love life. I know it's supposed to be a joke, but it still makes the MC more unlikeable to me.

This whole scenario just kinda stresses me out. Virtually all possible endings feel unsatisfying in some way. Like, most likely he gets with Miyahara and Yukihira gracefully steps aside, but then it feels disappointing because Yukihira's also great and it's just kind of dull and predictable. Or...

I feel like the author refuses to explore that route because she doesn't want a bunch of sideships. And if that's the case, THANK YOU.

This is getting to Hajimete no Gal levels of interruptions, we're on volume fucking 16 at this point.