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This king is really making efforts to die in excruciating pain.

I was under the impression that real nurses give sedative shots in the butt. Why do they always use the neck for dramatic effect, it's not realistic.

Looks like something's gone wrong with the upload, it doesn't read as long strip. Makes it a little weird from page to page.

She treated him as a fellow human in Japan, and Yukishiro saved her for reasons unknown. It's a bit difficult to kill something your adopted child wants to keep alive, even after you decided to let your violent neighbour have their way with it. Also worth noting that those snow leopards seem to...

It could be parthenogenesis triggered by chemicals in the seed.

What if he has two? Cause that's not unthinkable for reptiles.

Literature has its way of gaining new meaning every time it's read. The author's intention no longer matters as soon as another person reads the written word. But at the same time, that dean is pretty stupid for not allowing any criticism. That's not how you make progress. He fails as an academic.

Just thinking.. if I'd already been accused once of using black magic, I'd definitely try to learn magic if I got another chance. In order to use the black magic I didn't know previously. This girl really doesn't have enough resentment. The author must have never encountered a situation where...

This girl is totally preparing for a war. And it's difficult to sense whether it's a war she knows is coming, or if it's just chuunibyou triggered by sudden access to resources.

Makes a lot of sense. But you're still working within the frame of black and white / good vs evil. As well as all-knowing reader. I really like seeing these characters who are occasionally stupid, just like normal people. Divorce rates are high exactly because most people are rather similar to...

Everything would come together perfectly if it turns out that Daru became the weakest link in his old party, but the girl he liked refused to kick him out. And then all but himself died because of that. It's fun though, to see everybody thinking the people in this party should be vile...

Thank you for the translation!

You think the police actually cares that it's illegal? All that usually ever comes out of reporting it is at least a year of suffering gor the girl when she has to tell the story over and over again. And then they decide not to press charges because there's not enough evidence that she didn't...

Looks like someone just threw a money bag at her.

I'm guessing mom will have a chat with the naughty girl? I also have a feeling it may be less traumatizing for the hero to be punched by his father. Mothers who side with their daughter-in-law are not to be taken lightly.

Two books catching fire was a nice variation to cliches. I liked that they didn't first get an accurate very high rating of the female lead's capacity. But I wonder why they don't have fire proofing on the books. Some must surely have cought on fire before?

While the hate on women in the first half may have seemed a little over the top, it's good to remember that women are treated that badly many places in the world. And currently democratic societies aren't immune to being changed in a direction that restricts certain people's freedom. People like...

I'm pretty sure it's just an Aspirin, or something very similar in composition. In which case it wouldn't be malpractice to give it just in case even if the doctor believes it's more likely to be psychological. Unless given on the battlefield, that would be attempted murder.

You're not even making any sense with that comment. It has much more to do with Hans Asperger's participation in the child euthanasia program, and how Asperger's syndrome really sees to be a diagnosis of "can be trained to become valuable citizens, so shouldn't be put down too early".

The child doesn't speak (yet), so he wouldn't get diagnosed with Asperger's. The term is also outdated by now, neither DSM-5 nor ICD-11 uses it. According to the DMS-5, he'd likely be placed on level 2 or level 3 autism, not level 1 (mostly similar to what was called Asperger's), depending on...