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It's not so much about realism or a real operation as it is trying to establish a chain of consistency and predictability. Even if things don't work out the same (presuming the parents were supposed to die there instead of be incapacitated), it's better than just running hogwild with whatever...

Yeah I meant half-sister, my bad.

He has a shrine in the family household back in like 86mg, so the implication is Yani's father died before she was even born. Would make Imouko a half-sister, and if it isn't Yani being disrespectful by nature, it's probably not seeing her quite as mom anymore after all that even if she does...

Sorry Latifa, you're cuter with the fake glasses

At this rate the villains having absolutely zero idea of what Jelly's actually capable of beyond "dumb survival luck" just makes it funnier. Yeah sure, assassinate her, she's just a Saint- oh fuck she just Looney Tunes'd her way through your diabolical schemes.

It helps that this is less about a lot of power level stuff besides top demons obviously being super dangerous, and more about what a character can do, their strategies, equipment, etc. Ginko is the brawn and a tactical combat monster, but Miko is the brains that knows the world and the problems...

Ah yes, just what this story needs: more villains with no accountability pushing shit where they see fit that are more and more likely to actually hurt anyone close to the protagonist solely so they have the fear of god put into them.

Nothing some Tylenol can't fix for a splitting headache, clearly.

In a fantasy world like this, frankly it doesn't shock me. Most of the isekai novels these characters end up in get pretty dehumanizing, and nobles having powers to literally judge the value and danger of someone at a glance is right up the morality clusterfuck.

Did everyone turn British with all the "bloody" thrown around or is it just a constant pun in the Japanese wording that they're flinging all chapter?

And they're picking a fight at the lion's own cage.

She's been on battlefields and seen death so many times that the actual act of seeing the dead isn't really surprising to her, especially knowing what demons intend to do and are capable of now, I figure; her methods of looking through the village are precise and accurate, the sort of thing a...

One wants to become the leader of the nation as her born legacy to do so, but would give up everything she's made and come to care for to accomplish it, if it means everyone else gets to be happy. The other wants to become an immortal Spirit even if it costs her her humanity, just so the other...

I'm presuming that Jelly is the Slime King that she read about in that monster book before, but being an uneducated monster as she was before, she's got absolutely no idea about it. So it's the equivalent of throwing a weakened mid-level monster against a boss who doesn't even realize they're a...

LOVESICK DOOOOOOOORKS AT LEAST YE SPOKE YE THOUGHTS BUT YOU GOTTA CONQUER BEIN' LOVABLE DOOOOOORKS

At this point of all the chances, besides the implications that the others may have set things up ahead of time, something tells me this world is inextricably linked to theirs in some matter or another, so fate is gonna be a real pain in the ass for everybody involved.

"Oh no, the protagonist did the one most arbitrary and improbably stupid thing she could've possibly ever done just to present the perfect opportunity for someone she knows is manipulating her to be able to manipulate her." Having said antagonist lampshade how silly it is doesn't make it any...

Given that she's a dragon, she's probably got the Elf Lifespan problem of "probably going to outlive everyone she knows". Which is kind of bleak if that's the case, given how much she's done for them already only to be potentially capable of outliving them all.