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Just when I thought it couldn't get more peak... bam, teasing Evie in public.

So, finally tying back to Ch. 92, which had so nice mirroring to Ch. 1. I was wondering how long it was gonna take for Evie to tell Elsa about her past life. I didn't expect her to dump most of it in a single chapter but I guess it's also easier for the author to have Evie be thorough at this...

My God. It's just so interesting because there's the doubt in Sayaka's mind that she blundered her chance with Touko, but at the same time would Touko have accepted Sayaka's confession before meeting Yuu. Yuu just has been so important in Touko's development and she even made Sayaka realize...

Probably my favorite chapter. So complicated and messy, but there is so much tenderness coming from Sayaka, a level of honesty and outward affection that she just has never shown before, despite the fact that she always seemed capable of it. Every single chapter she gets is a joy to read and how...

Didn't even need the the villain task system or whatever it's called. Elsa is just a freak like that.

Oh, yes. She totally represents this type of archetype. She's also probably the most "openly gay" character of the cast, and for me it's always super fun seeing which characters are more outward with their sexuality and which ones are more closeted about it. Rindo is a very no-fucks-given...

Thanks for the TL. About Rindo, my main complain (about her as a character, not necessarily a critique of the narrative) is just how immature she comes off. You don't just "shoot your shot" to the president of the student council in front of another student council member. Like, I'm so inclined...

This legend drawing yuri at the coffee shop?

Yeah, I was thinking that maybe it was a characteristic of the language, thanks for the context. Whenever I attempt to use the word "partner" to refer to my girlfriend, I feel people will clock me as gay, so that's on me. In any case, this characteristic is kinda neat, and I wanna see how long...

"Those who you thought were your friends may despise and hate you because of your new identity." Love it when becoming a vampire/witch/demon is a thinly veiled metaphor for lesbianism.

Yuuka wingmanning and then mistaking the person her friend was trying to date in the first place. I did notice how in Ch. 4 Ooma did not gender her date at all, and I thought that was kinda odd. Now Yuuka's misunderstanding might become a source of comedy and I'm so here for it.

The plot got so thick it's unfathomable. Could Evie's behavior towards Elsa be a form of atonement for a pre-isekai'd Evie's mistreatment or bullying of her classmate? Maybe too far - I don't think the author would make it so the protag bullied someone to death - but just a thought.

I'm just surprised how long Evie was able to keep her name hidden from Elsa with how many people were around the house. Really nice seeing this arc tie things together, definitely ended a lot better than how it started.

I'm sensing some unfulfilled yuri potential between Lena and Olivia, though it's probably nothing.

Evil and intimidating pony:🐴 Wait nevermind they're riding the pony together:glee:

I swear if Elsa's proficiency in magic is explained due to a time-loop Evie is mistakenly keeping her in I might lose it 😭

Really glad their relationship is like official official, Evie using a word like "girlfriend" so soon surprised me. In all fairness, the task system has only caused problems occasionally within the story, though I guess there was the whole Elsa jumping off the roof that Evie stops and...

The way the art shows each individual moment of the kiss 😭. I think I might die.

I definitely wouldn't have minded being led around with a carrot on a stick for a couple dozen chapters or so, but to say that the story butchered the love confession is kinda silly. Especially given that the only real barrier for them being together was Evie's denial of her own sapphic...

Got literal goosebumps reading the panel where Evie grips Elsa's back tightly 😭