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Very shoujo storytelling. Simple solutions to complex problems. An unrealistic lack of adults in high society. But otherwise a light hearted read with sweet endings.

Poor girl. This is not being dense, this is her being completely justified in having all kinds of serious doubts. Also, love spoken has no value. Only love shown is true. The prince is severely lacking good advisors, or he would have known to make the effort where it matters to his love.

Going by a note on author's note page, the fly demon had to turn human shaped because readers hated the fly form too much. So there was a quick transition followed by author's grumbling. I wish author had kept him a fly though. The dragons didn't have to turn human just to quell readers' rage...

Looks like a certain young duke will get some special training. And since Sedin wasn't supposed to exist, if I understood the dragon correctly, what if he's actually someone with an old soul too? How can we know? I at least want him to be more than what it seems, would make plot more believable.

She is quite shameless. And that may have been a good thing, if olpy her ambition were to make her son the best ruler. Sadly she doesn't realise there's a greater stage than her little fish tank.

But it literally says blood of divine beasts? The English translation of the text in that panel is pretty much on spot. Baphomet and Minotaurus are both individuals mythology. In this manga, they seem to be used more like names of races, Or the highest class of their specific monster type. Like...

The love is still there, but the communication skills are lacking. Will be interesting to see if the story pulls them together in a realistic way that also makes their new relationship healthy.

In the end, it will be love instead of a broken spirit, that ends the cycle of reincarnation. The murder tool mistakenly chose the right hero, somehow.

Boy just snapped on Snape. Refusing to respect anything to do with negative prejudice.

There wasn't really much of a point to my post. Just stating that I see a lot of realism in it. Most real people would be too busy with their own problems to care about fixing drama around them. Even when they see it coming. I pretty much read it as a "what if they were all just human" story...

Feels like this should be getting a horror tag soon.

It's interestingly good for a bad manga. There is a sense of realism in it that I like. Just humans acting human. While the way the banishing happened was wrong (wouldn't expect less chaos from young teens), a party split was still unavoidable. You can't keep a healer that would be instakilled...

Time to make the little princess cute, so she won't suddenly die for the crime of not being cute?

I'm guessing this much too young veteran is about to learn the warmth of family. Heroine saves swordmaster in distress. That's going to be the general direction of the story, I hope?

So the answer to the riddle might be to just live up to her name. Stop pretending not to exist, and live freely. It exists for all media, though I don't personally follow it.

Only rich people would ask a pro. They either had the skills, or they'd ask a relative or neighbour. And I'm pretty sure most men who lived alone would have the skills to at least make simple clothing and repairs. Also, bought underwear may just as well have been made by a tailor. I'm sure...

Yeah, it's better to warn people before they get hurt. Let's hope no knight will wander off alone.

Looks like she was pressured by her father? Hopefully it's that. Terrible family in that case.

I'm autistic, and my alexithymia somehow made my allistic mom feel rejected. While I did have her love as a baby and toddler, it just started disappearing around the time I started school. Because she couldn't give unconditional love to a child who didn't smile the right way for her. MC's mom...

I guess she was seduced with tea. Seems reasonable.