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I can sort of understand that, except that she's already informed everyone that she was kidnapped. Jinshi even apologizes for it, but her kidnappers are still making money off of her (or would have, if not for the broken vase). But then why is she also at risk of being sold by the granny? If she...

The end here just makes me hate Fonmin (the head maid) even more. She was so "devoted" to Aaduo, that she kept Rishuu away from her, even though they have a bond like mother and daughter. So Fonmin killed one son (not really) and separated her adoptive daughter from her. Should have killed...

Can't feel any sympathy for the head maid. She claimed to be faithful to Aaduo, but her actions were all self-serving, and caused pain to everyone around her. Including the lady she claimed to serve. But there is one thing I don't understand. When did she realize it was the honey that killed...

I think it's fairly standard in the society, and the women in high positions are outliers. Consider that Shananet's divorce caused her to go into seclusion, for example. Also, Tia was Rulac's aid since she was fifteen and for four years until Rulac fell ill, and yet in those four years she...

A lot of people in the comments make fun of the Empress, but I would like to point out that in the original timeline, the empress did suceed in taking over Lombardi. And a lot of Tia's success comes from knowing key events about the future. It's a testament to the empress's political acumen that...

He prevented her punishment because he could see that that would lead to his death. Maybe if she gets expelled she decides to just murder him instead of trying to humiliate him first or something like that. He's looking out for himself first and foremost. This is actually a neat twist that I...

The character's background seems to be all over the place, it's weird. Like he was hailed as a prodigy but then turned out to be mediocre, so why is he a big enough danger to anyone to make enemies? He isn't even in charge of his family, his half-sister is, so that should also limit how much...

I feel like the fact that an entire class of kids disappeared and there was only one kid who came back a month later was kinda... overlooked? No mention of how his family reacted, how the families of all his classmates reacted, he just went back to school like normal? He's now graduating, was he...

My main complaint with this one is how the fiance and reincarnator were completely oblivious to publicly available information that was well known in the kingdom. Like the fact that the first prince had been living in the marquisate for ten years, or that he had been made crown prince three...

Not sure what you mean. She couldn't have planned for that dodgeball. Sensei was between her and Rose, and the dodgeball came from the side. I think that was just a gag, the teacher being "accident prone". Even when he's standing still, accidents find him. Not really a surprise development...

That I think can be chalked up to what Youki himself said, "they're not in that kind of relationship" yet. Officially they are friends, and for her to acknowledge his feelings would be complicated when she is duty-bound to go through with the marriage interview anyway. So the tactful thing is to...

Yuki confessed in the first chapter and she rejected him. So he's been trying to win her over ever since, and at first she had little choice but to humor him because he is simply too powerful to ignore. They've been growing closer, but she doesn't have an obligation to reciprocate just because...

This one is probably the best one in the volume. Played the usual tropes straight and had good execution. Only weird thing is why, at the end, the prince went ahead with the "condemnation event" despite Rose giving up on him already. He even accused her of mistreating Roine, even though the...

He had the mask on a panel before, after finishing the food. But still, why would it matter? Soleil never met Youki, they have no reason to meet in the future, and Cecilia already knows. Besides, the chuuni persona was just a front to take on high ranked missions without drawing attention to his...

Yeah, the guy calling him "the demon lord of conspiracy" when he kidnapped Robin's lover to manipulate him, killed them so they couldn't be freed, and planned to kill Robin once his usefulness was at an end, is rich. "How dare you strike a secret deal with the guy I am coercing!"

I liked the chapter, but I feel like Mei is a really big cheat. With how powerful and versatile these androids can be, why don't we see more of them all over? Sure, she was made "special order" so possibly only rich people could spec them like her, but we've already seen a fight with nobles and...

Even leaving aside japanese cultural norms, it would be quite off-putting for their family to accept the proposal for the interview, only for her to shut him down before they go through the motions. If they were going to reject them outright, they could have rejected the interview in the first...

Lover, apparently, since them not being married is why Tia was looked down on as not a real Lombardi. Still waiting for the author to share the backstory there. How come Gramps, who claims to be all about family, refused to accept the marriage even after the lover became pregnant? And when and...

My main complaint is that starting with Al's arc, the whole conflict makes no sense. Also, their parents are incompetent. First, her father is still young, they have a couple of decades of ruling still in them. So this whole mess is not as urgent as everyone is painting it. There is still time...

Nah, I like the emperor. The emperor's job is to continue being emperor. He isn't on anyone's side, and since the Angenas are so dumb as to antagonize the Lombardis, it lets him play both side against each other at no cost to himself. He has his own ego and he doesn't like how independent the...