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Reminds me of Perfectly Fine on My Own, So My Fiancé Can Twist in the Wind aka Since I've Gotten Used to Being Alone, I'm Ignoring My Fiancé! The "too shy to communicate" male lead was unlikeable there too, but his suffering was hilarious.

Well, if the author does a training time skip to "legal" age, he's going to lose a massive chunk of the audience. I swear the amount of "Magic High Schools" that start this way are horrendously common.

Yes, I'm thinking too hard despite liking this one. His mother's a commoner with magic and became concubine. So the "Otome" plot is in the past. He's exiled and treated as a stepsister by a fatherless commoner family. Would I be safe to assume the "Stepmother" is actually his aunt?

Good job. I've already given in and read the sequel translations (whatever can be found anyways).

Not just the art, but this story is the biggest example of "why isekai in my fantasy?" The reincarnated has no agency, purpose, or even personal memories and the supporting characters make for a better protagonist.

The more I think about it, the less sense I can make of this line. Owning a Tech Company and actually being a head of technology are two very different things (even though Musk gets treated as both anyway). That'd be like Maximillian inheriting the family head title and using the political sway...

Darn, thought I was getting animal-eared or horned waifu on my isekai bingo card.

Researcher: "How he defeated them, I absolutely did not understand at all." Neither did the readers, due to poor asset rendering.

Princess, of course they wouldn't tell you where Horus is. It's a friggin desert. They best they could even do is give you a blank page of parchment and call it a map.

Really, author? What's with the shadow boss after an exposition narration? You may as well give us all the information if you aren't going to have it out through character dialogue. And artist-san? A shadow with eyes? They're in a Japanese castle. Use the traditional sliding door opened just a...

As annoying as they are, I find their existence to be the right kind of obstacle for a slice of life. As long as it stays a slice of life, that is. If they get fridged to send the MC on some path to fight the "Demon Lord," the plot will just tank.

It's worse. An entire PoV chapter for Kuuga. That way the author gets to tell the same story twice.

The 3rd dimensional demon prince from asset hell defeated Abel somehow. . . . What did he even do? I guess the asset didn't have an attack pose, but there's not even a clear wound on Abel. All that word salad from the previous chapters and they couldn't give us a narrative thought balloon from...

Lady Rockford was the noblewoman that wanted MC party's underwear. The Count Rockford territory is where MC stayed before going to the capital. In the last chapter, they said Count Belman was attacked "again." Judging by his actions in this chapter, he's either lost his mind, brainwashed...

The inability to clear the pollution in a distant region of the Kingdom lends suspicion to the Church of Light. The beef with the church originates from MC's purification magic devices cutting into their waterworks purification revenue. In the previous chapters, the church had sent agents to...

I looked up "ww1 German national anthem" and got Heil dir im Siegerkranz. The melody's the same as "God save the Queen" and "My country, tis of thee."

I hope a fantasy trope rival(s) doesn't throw a hat in the ring. Something like a dragon lady or the demon queen/princess.

I guess the new wolves are all free to come and go as long as Queen's with them (and her invisible red sash).

I was scratching my head between the mass of words from this chapter and your comment. It wasn't until Ch.84 that "purges" are mentioned. You seem to have a very high opinion of the USSR if you don't think they purged "reactionary elements" and declared them "Nazis" (sounds familiar don't it?).

p.37: Caesar's civil war where he and his rival Pompey had their armies fight in Greece. After losing, Pompey fled to Egypt seeking asylum. The Pharaoh, Ptolemy 13th had him assassinated as a gift to Caesar, but it had the opposite effect (a Roman citizen was slain / breach of hospitality /...