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Otw cousin route?! I like where this is going :smugchisato:

The suspence. The balancing between character's whackiness and wholesomeness. The pace. The natural dialogues. The charm. Can't put my finger on it. I can only say this series so far is Very Clean. Kuwahali-sensei really thought the story out. Ideuchi-sensei is a really effective artist :bocchiwave:

Amazing chapter! One question sparked: Which moral obligation brings the "greater good"? To reconcile faith and reason, or to create a system where all faiths are accomodated? The former is like "the world will be better if more people use science and reason to form their faith". The latter is...

Surprised celestria wasnt flustered on the piggyback. She should be alright after being healed, but I'm not complaning. My gay radar is also not complaining :smugchisato:

I think its good that some people here dont like the evil humans plot. It's a signal that tribalism being bad becomes more of a common sense. It seems obvious now but maybe not obvious 100 years ago with all the wars and fears of "us vs them". We've come a long way and still a long way to come...

The contrast between pg 10 and 24. To see the inevitable change and degradation of what is beautiful. Ethan pg 25 shows no noticeable emotion but at the same time a powerful panel. Then the tears could not stop? Especially when when we go back to Saya. Was this emphathy? Projection? Hope? Maybe...

Within every single panel is the author's thoughts, feelings, and attention. The dialogues. The details of each drawn line. Just thinking about THAT boggles my mind.

It sucks that his last moment was a feeling of "shame". But I guess I'm projecting here. His resolve was strong. And his mission was fulfilled. Even if we cant shake off regrets, fear, and shame, it's possible to move forward while holding onto those feelings. It might even be a must to have...

Man this has unique and beautiful interactions that make it more approachable than say The Horizon. It has some parallels but that series utterly shattered me. So really glad to found this gem.

Absolute Cinema

The level of detail here is just insane.

Oh and the parallels of pg 17-18 with Frieren first chapter. A majestic kind of scene as always

If you enjoyed the time you were fooling around, then you did not fool around with that time spent :bocchiwave:

Oh Lord bless this cuteness, for they arm our mind to survive tomorrow. Maybe Shizuka is so lovable because there is a hint of truth that externally, bookworms are quiet and reserved. Internally, they have the most fantastic fantasies and mischievious moods.

I love Kiki's character. Humans are, ultimately, an uncertainty-hating sort. Abnormal deeds have to be very minor, or else other humans sense of hate, fear, ridicule, or superiority steps in. Since humans show very little of what they can and want to actually show, the universe just see them as...

If next chapter will be a journey of how the harem just bombards whatever classic fairy tale tropes they meet with their usual drugs and quirks, it'd emphasize how the family can just do anything. That love and humour can solve everything. If instead we'll get a more serious plot like Shizuka...

This got me thinking - Must (serious) nuns refrain being mischievous and fun? - Can saints have romantic relationship? I'm jumping hoops because those two are so adorable I want to delude myself in a scene where Celestria pouts not only due to the pats but also impatience waiting for the...

I hope we can all learn the warmth that would ease life's inevitable storms. One more time, if you care about reducing nihilism, hatred, and loneliness, two principles to stand with: first, understand others and your environment as much as possible. How does it work. What is their goal. Why...

as long as you dont impose a hard no to others who see this as 10/10, thats fair. Tho I'd be wary that we are so prone on feeling superior by writing these kind of comments that when we look back, we kinda felt that we were being a bit too tasteless. Like, you wouldnt be inclined to write this...

I guess thats the point the author tried to make. All the build up can be rendered pointless in face of randomness. Life is not cruel by showing you what is emotional and unbelievable. Life is just indifferent.