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I know. I just like pointing out that he is not on board with that.

Yes, and he doesn't view her that way. He is just trying to be a good dad.

If I am evil for liking such a thing, then evil I shall be.

I don't think anyone in there is looking for a relationship. Though, it'll probably happen.

There are limits. To be fair to him, in the modern world a lot of shrines and the like would be run down for various reasons. The problem is that he doesn't do any research, ask any questions, or anything. Just decides to do something.

She cares a bit too much about him for how little she knows him, and that reaction strikes me as very "childish" for how she presents herself. No idea.

Pretty sure glasses girl is the girl he saved in his past life.

Even though Mone thought it was the trauma from the dream, I suspect her skill misfire is also from seeing what her goal actually looks like. Having assassin skills isn't exactly useful for taking care of kids, unless one of them gets kidnapped. Then it is really useful.

"Don't stand out." "Go for someone as aggressively as you can." Mixed messages there.

To be fair to her, it would be hard to explain the circumstances. I bet she felt it would be easier to just let it slide. Which is a really bad idea. All sorts of bad conclusions could come out of finding out that your family got hospitalized after they took in someone that, as far as you knew...

We also don't know much about the human side of the magic community, and while the story is pretty lighthearted, that is mostly thanks to Kobayashi. Given how much this pulls from mythology, and Shouta's dad implying that he would not help Shouta if Shouta summoned a familiar that was trying to...

Another possibility would be that the nobility controls the men, and commoners are dependent on the nobility to continue, while the nobility is dependent on the commoners to provide the food/resources/work to keep their territory going. The nobility shenanigans like marriages for political...

Pretty close. She is the most aware of her own feelings toward the rest of them. However, she is also a manipulative control freak, and those combine in bad ways with her skills and hobbies.

I'm going to go out on a limb and assume this plot is going to lead to Lienna being rescued. The major point of this chapter is about the catharsis of people finally learning how bad she had it also has other consequences that hurts/kills a lot of unrelated people. The author already hinted that...

Her going commando would make it hard to put her in lewd situations without crossing that line. When she was going commando in earlier chapters, most of her lewd came from nearly flashing people, and shadow shenanigans.

Trying to speculate on what is going on behind the curtains is a problem I have. Particularly in cases where things stand out one way or another. At least this was a case where the author did a good job.

Honestly, it feels like this is another "this is how it is done, whippersnappers" moment from this mangaka. I'd give it 50/50 odds if this was planned, but he gave a perfectly good explanation for why the characters didn't think about this before now. Something that needs to be done if you are...

I get that, but the thing is that when he wasn't that interested, she was poking around for something. Now that he is saying that he is interested, she is saying "no, we shouldn't." This is the more mature choice for her, but after all the games she played, it doesn't come off that way.

The Nagatoro comparison is most apt, at least early/webcomic Nagatoro before character development kicked in for both her and her senpai. That and a few other things. Point is, as psycho as this brat is, he probably still has simps going for him.

She could get any guy, but she still uses her time to set up her student to rock the world of the guy she is obsessed with while she watches. She does this to prove a point. She also chooses to get angry when another woman proposes to the same guy. She is closer to the 40-year-old divorcee that...