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"Take this! My super laser piss!"

And they suck.

Why is this such a common trope in manga; tailing your friends? Do people really do this? I've never understood it and it gets increasingly aggravating the more I see it.

Try and rephrase it all you want, but this was totally the "it was all a test" trope and I now have reason to not like this other president. Here's hoping next chapter is more drunk and cute.

Knowing how evil the sisters are, just seeing them triggers a trauma response. I don't know who stopped them there, but I'm glad they did.

Another one caves to the pressure. One day, there will be a character successfully shuts down others' attempt to make them a dress up doll. Obviously, today is not that day.

Super cool to not give any prior warning. Thanks mom.

Why do we have to narratively nerf our MC for some forced drama? Dude's centuries old with training from two of the strongest beings in the world; there's no reason he shouldn't be embarrassing this random guy.

Oh cool, one massive "all a test/just a prank, bro" trope. that doesn't sour this at all.

Between the older princess and this new sorcerer character, this chapter felt like, "Girls, girls, stop fighting, you're both trash."

Trust me, I've been delusional as hell at 4am, but those instances had me saying the most random, nonsensical shit about watermelons, not thinking "I'm dreaming, so I'll indulge in things I can't while awake." If you're coherent enough to get full sentences out and recognize the person in front...

I never understand how characters can be awake, doing physical activities, and still think it's a dream. I can definitely understand the other way around, and it's definitely understandable when you're actually dreaming, but once actually awake?

I always love when authors set up villains like this. You just know that, with how over-the-top evil they are, that their backstory needs to be written in a way that will make them so damn sympathetic that their actions almost seem justifiable and it's just not gonna happen. This is gonna be a...

"Oh jeez. A 5.3? Screw it. I'm not even going to read the description; I'm diving right in." One chapter later Ok, that score makes sense.

"A series is only as good as its villains." Not typically true, but damn, this is rough. The villains are either idiots (student council) or nonsensical (the sister whose motives aggravatingly unclear).

When the hell did she burn innocent people? I know she's burned invading soldiers while protecting others along with the rest of the main cast, but I don't remember her setting a random village ablaze, slaughtering innocent passerby.

Thank goodness this arc is over. Though, it did seem to have concluded on an equally stupid note. What do you mean this place is going to be swarmed with monsters upon sealing the dungeon? Why are we treating a potential disaster befalling this town like a good thing? Who cares about profit from...

I'm still perplexed about how the sisters know so much. It would've been nice if they showed a discussion with the MC before the sisters stayed showing off how much they know about the situation. It feels off.

...are we supposed to like the master? The more we see her and the horrible ideas she has, the harder that is to do. This pretending to be dead idea is horrible. I can only see this ending badly.