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She knew how to power-level herself to lvl 99 because of playing the game.

Power-leveling requires a certain mindset most people don't have. Such as forgoing the revival item and equipping xp up instead. In addition, Eumiella is a dark-type, which gives her advantage against everything but light-types. She is also the "hidden boss", so her base stats are even higher...

But she only has her magicology because she gave up her position and devoted her time and effort to research magicology. Without that time and effort, she'd just be a regular person. And if she'd taken on the duties and responsibilities of being the heir, she wouldn't have been able to devote...

He kind of highlights why she couldn't be Queen though. The people around the throne look down on those without magic, and she doesn't have magic. Her research into magicology was only possible because she gave up her position as heir and devoted her time to it. If she had stayed as heir, her...

Right, but even if they had such a deal, he has no reason to believe they will hold their end of the bargain after he is dead. The "80% after" clause would mean he needs to be alive to cash in. Given his motivation, his actions can't be justified. It's better to live and take his mother into...

No, they can't. That's the whole premise of the story. They're on the run after a failed invasion and betrayal, trying to return to their territory to regroup while breaking through enemy lines. There hasn't been a clear explanation of how the space travel works, but it appears to require that...

It's a bit cringey to see social reform and discrimination handled so simplistically. Especially when it's taking a "reincarnated in an magic academy otome game" premise and making a sudden turn such a long way in. Throughout history and around the world, feudal systems and aristocratic...

The design of this ship doesn't match either the Capricorn or the old Gorgonia, so that's unlikely. Maybe Gorgonia with a lot of repairs, but it also has the alliance's emblem. It's weird though for the alliance to have something that outmatches the Empire to such a degree. It kind of throws...

I'm a bit disappointed with the whole "delinquent" thing, because it's shown that she was never mean-spirited, which makes the whole redemption shallow. There really is nothing to forgive. Even with the one person she "hurt" (while they were ganging up on someone 5v1), they're probably going to...

This guy needed money, which he apparently got an advance on (he wonders if his employers will be pissed that he didn't give them a refund). So why did he not immediately buy the potion and secure his mother's wellbeing? His actions would make sense if he had healed his mother, and then was...

So basically, his defeats are because he is hired by doomed idiots who refuse to follow his instructions. So he just stands back and lets the idiots get killed.

Can someone clarify why the queen would be risking civil war if she just leaves him be? Do the nobles have any grounds to demand some kind of punishment of him? I know they dislike him, but they would still need to have some kind of excuse to use as basis.

The duke is like "You got me monologuing!"

Shouldn't control of the gold mine go to whoever actually has a claim to the land it's on? It's not like you can just send prospectors to someone else's land and build a gold mine and start exploiting it.

I wonder what "always losing" really means. Imagine you face a superior force, and you lead your forces to fight defensively while bleeding the enemy until you eventually retreat. You've technically lost the battle, but if you manage to cause enough damage to the enemy while preserving your own...

I love how supportive the duke is. Choke a knight? Buy six hundred training swords? Shoot people that annoy you? No problem. Here's a magical tazer for you to freely take out your frustration on people, just don't get caught. If only the brother hadn't ruined her relationship with everyone with...

Man, of all of Medea's skills, I think her acting is probably the scariest. How she can instantly pretend to be shy with Eros once she realized that was what he was hoping to see and the way to get a hold of him, no matter how disgusting it felt. I'm hoping that the way she's treating Psyche at...

@allamaland That reminded me of something I'd been wondering. Angela was only really able to accomplish as much as she did because her maid (Rona, was it?) was able to make that love potion of hers, which we see she fed to Cassiel and likely to Jayna herself, and possibly others. But why was...

@Ritvik123 Confused? Strange, the story has managed to remain very consistent despite it being a chinese comic. In the story so far: after a civil war (led by the MC, strongest person in this world) a new empress rose to power (the MC's wife). The aristocrats are trying to undermine her and gain...

I don't mind that the author is revealing that there's more to Angela's character than we might know. After all, it makes sense that if we only have Jayna's viewpoint, we'd only see her as a two-faced villainess until Jayna herself learns more about her. What I find disappointing is how little...