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Hmm so I'm thinking it's either her father or the royals that are the masterminds. So far the father is the only one who was revealed at the scene so he seems more likely.

I love that even the heroines know it's a game world.

I rather see it as a very deliberate erasure by whatever God/entity made this happen. Like to make it easier to adjust to their new selves and not get too many identity problems they removed some memories and such. It leaves the big question of "why" though.

I hope next time we see them they have a kid together or something else to imply the plot progression between them.

I mean she's the daughter of a duke in a medival-esque society. So marriage is basically a given and the kids (especially the daughters) usually didn't have much say in the matter historically. Besides she's a kid who clearly doesn't like the marriage stuff. The parents probably just figured...

"You're prettier" "I know" She's so humble lmao.

But if she can no longer feed on him after he turns into a demon, doesn't that mean she has to find new humans to feed on?

What a weird adaptation. Instead of actually starting with the beginning they just jumped straight into the second arc with no explanation. I can't imagine reading this without novel knowledge and getting much out of it.

Ironically fining them will probably be a big blow to the Agenas right now since they are spending so much on building up their territory. If their funds are stretched even thinner and the lumber all goes to the north instead they will have a hard time.

Yeah, pretty much. I'm really surprised they seem to just be going straight for the ending of the Earth arc. I thought they would go back and do the prologue and holy kingdom arc at this point as a way to show her "regaining her memories" as Yurushia or something. Seems like a weird design...

"I got fired but married to greatest hunter so worth" lol. To be fair, she asked if he was getting discharged before asking for his number so maybe the rules are only for active patients in South Korea idk. Seems reasonable that they can date once he's not her patient anymore to me.

Man I kinda hate the mom. She's so manipulative and has totally changed up her son in law just because SHE felt like it. At least the stubborn dad is direct, but with her he has no idea he's even being manipulated. But I love that Rika is knocking some sense into him.

The gender was revealed if you read far enough into the WN but not yet in the LN. Still really cool to get an actual depiction in the manga. I wasn't expecting that.

Wait. When did Kaoru dress in a swimsuit?!

The book is made from "Dragonleather"? I know there is a dragon character later who's basically just a normal person... So isn't this the skin of a person? Unless there's a different non-sentient type of dragon I guess.

Noooo! That's such a cruel way of doing it, there's no way (s)he figures out why he did it like that now.

Man the Empress really doesn't understand carrot and stick. If you only use the stick you will just build resentment and people won't listen to you if they have nothing left to lose.

Despite the weirdness of starting with the second arc it actually works fine pretty well with the mystery aspect at least. I hope they go back and tell the arc 1 story though, it's my favourite part, and it would be really disappointing if the skipped it entirely.

With these kinds of plots I always suspect some form of charm magic, but to think it was drugs instead... I wonder if they will be able to prove it.

Yep. At first I thought he could be a duke or something too, but I'm definitely leaning towards the king now.