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It's pretty sad that Vieze is happy about the law. Like he somewhat realizes he wouldn't be his father's first choice for head of the family even with the benefit of tradition, but still has a high opinion of himself despite bowing and scraping before the empress. What's the point of being head...

A weakness of most villainess stories is that they rarely portray a villainess. They just have a heroine who is baselessly accused of being cruel. He had witnesses the first time around. Everyone in her household testified that she hurt the prince's fiancee. When it came to the holy trial...

Thanks for the translation. The story itself crams essentially three independent antagonists, meaning none get much room for development. It's also strange that people so close to him don't understand how determined Claus was to marry Maria. The tutor's daughter can be understood as a spoiled...

In her defense, she knows there's a conspiracy. She's just not sure how to explain it without "I died, and this exact setup is what killed me". Thankfully that one spy defied orders and sent the truth to the prince's attendant.

Yeah, gramps seems like a good businessman but bad family head. Despite having four children, he was not able to properly raise a single successor. He won't let his granddaughter marry scum, but how did he approach his children's marriages? It seems two of his children (Vieze and Shananet) were...

So I can forgive the guy making the clones in his basement with divine dragon magic, but how is he now hiring real people, as a ten year old, to work for him? Where is the funding coming from? How is he keeping this all under wraps? He created an island and this didn't draw any attention? If...

What I didn't quite get is who they were putting up the act for, considering the guy her sister sent was in the valley exploring for the new mine. Why make it look like they intend to exploit them, if they're going to reveal the truth to the overseer lady anyway?

A bigger betrayal of the series' name is all the work they do to make sure Robin gets the final hit. A "realist" would just care about killing the enemy in the most effective manner, not risk all of his pieces to give one guy the chance to personally avenge his lover.

So, was she not wearing panties from the start, or did she take them off because she felt more naked showing them?

The jump from scriptwriter to mad scientist is abrupt, yes, but the thing that bothers me is why did the clone revive the dragon keepers in particular? He himself even goes "time to dispose of the flop" and kills himself, so why would the clones stay focused on the show that failed? The good...

Kinda sucks for that guy that got his head squished, since the hostage couldn't even be rescued.

Maybe the reason they can't find him is that they took Cecilia's reprimand to heart, and they stopped? If it was the hero, though, wouldn't he have recognized her and said something?

Reminds me of that other harem story with the chuuni guy whose delusions match the world 100%.

It's been established, but one could overlook it to some degree. Now it's being made a central point of the conflict, which highlights the sillyness of superhumans complaining about some other specific kind of superpower. Especially when it's being highlighted that the Goddess' magic is yet...

Not clear on the motivation of the Shadow Warriors. How does an organization ostensibly set up to protect an empire founded by a magic user with the goal of empowering everyone with magic, lead to them deciding that they should end magic (and kill the teacher of their founder)? The kind of...

Spiders get drunk on caffeine, so she should drink some coffee as well.

Yeah, the fact that his pet warned him of the danger kind of gives away that he hasn't actually betrayed him.

"The wolves just left without harming anyone", so now there are monsters wandering around the countryside, and they didn't think to report this?

I have a few theories. Like everyone else, I believe the "love cupid" advised the girls to stay away from him. Also, I believe the girls are actually staying at the castle. They noticed when they entered that it was unusually clean for an abadoned castle, but Caius didn't give off any "clean...

It's reasonable that a government that seeks to stamp out corruption needs a powerful intelligence organization to find and eliminate corruption. And it's not unreasonable for that organization to spread to neighboring countries to identify any nobles with links to foreign interests. They then...