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I thought one reason he stayed away (highlighted by Kei as well) was that other people didn't approach her when he was around? But now she remembers having good times with Wataru and other school mates? So which one is misremembering? Or just a retcon?

I could understand Aika until this chapter. The guy was overbearing, so even though she liked him overall, she disliked his attitude and reacted negatively. He then calmed down, started being "normal", but overcorrected and started ignoring her. Which was normal from his side, he didn't want to...

I think the problem is that Liam's gratitude drains his power. So he can't even cut his losses and just ignore him. He is trapped in that plane and constantly drained by Liam being happy. He needs to make him feel despair to stop the damage.

It is eerie because Amagi is not a real, independent person. She is subservient by design and created to put her master before herself in all aspects. So they can't have a healthy relationship as equals because they're not equals. They're master and slave, regardless of how benevolent the master...

Well, they did say "the ships available". He may have 8000, but he sent a bunch with the traders, for example. Some others may be undergoing maintenance or doing other duties. The force he could mobilize to fight the pirates would be just the 5000. Yeah, it's weird because at this point he has...

I always find it funny in this manga that the bad guys are guys with harems, and the good guy is a guy with a harem.

"Everything" is not a legal term. She owns whatever the contracts says she owns, and we don't know the precise terms of the contract. Plus, legally, such one sided contracts would not normally be considered valid since it would be assumed that some kind of coercion was involved in getting the...

The thing that bothers me most about this is that if it is a game, there could be other capture targets the heroine could be going after, it doesn't necessarily have to be the prince. And there would also be bad ends where the heroine just "plays badly" and loses. She just assumed with no...

The main thing that bothers me is that she willingly handed everything over to the step-mother, despite the step-mother literally spelling out her plan. There was no trickery. She's just the biggest pushover, incapable of dealing with any pressure. And somehow the step-mother didn't know that...

The thing I'm curious about is why he attacked in the first place. The "kidnapping" misunderstanding was cleared immediately, but last chapter Yuuki called Cecily his partner, and apparently that's what set him off. Anyone who knows her would see through the "disguise", so I can see why this guy...

He said just last chapter that her job is literally to stop him if he gets carried away. He got carried away, so she's stopping him.

I would have liked it more if the crown prince hadn't come to the conclusion that she disliked him. The scenes when they're together they seem a little awkward but have good chemistry. There would be no reason for him to think she hated him. It's not like she would have been subtle about her...

I expected him to maybe be reincarnated, but with it being a one-shot the author maybe couldn't develop it.

Yeah, it's a bit ambiguous. It's odd for her to call him a fool for dying during an operation where he was working as a bodyguard, on a task that is known to lead to deaths nearly every time. Given her personality, I would not expect her to call him a fool for not leaving Deculein to die and...

It's not "investment", for like research. It's a sponsorship. It's meant for her living expenses.

I don't think so. There was really no way for her to "discipline" him, because it wasn't lack of discipline that caused it. She extended a hand to someone who became obsessed with her. That person then saw her fiance making her miserable, and decided to take action in secret knowing that she...

We see the story from Mao Mao's perspective, so Ruo Men looks good here. But if you consider that it was likely Ruo Men's fault that Rakan was sent on an expedition, it doesn't feel like he acted correctly. He basically stole his nephew's daughter. Had Rakan been allowed to take her, Mao Mao...

It's interesting to see how all these stories are interconnected. For example, we can trace this tragedy back to the death of Lady Aadou's (forget the spelling) son. Rakan had gained his position through his uncle, Mao Mao's foster father. At the time that he slept with her, Lady Aadou gave...

Can't really side with the villainess in this one, since she was also kinda cheating on the prince. Granted, the spirit king seemed willing to wait a human lifetime, so he would have been fine picking her up after the king (or maybe she herself) passed away. It would have just been a loveless...

Couldn't see the question until I clicked 'reply' (removed the more spoilery bits). You messed up the formatting, the content of the spoiler has to go between the spoiler tags, not inside the spoiler tag. So , not To answer the question: Is there a difference? She experienced her whole life...