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I think the system takes into account his thoughts and intentions. It's primarily focused on changing the why he thinks. It isn't just that he does good things but that he becomes the sort of person that can resist demonic temptation. For that, unintended consequences from healing someone who...

in a flashback? I don't remember but you would not have seen her in person up to this point. As I recall,

it's not that he can't complete a swing, but that he can't complete it in the correct FORM. Specifically, it's that I checked out the translation of the WN, one of the translators actually has the whole thing done with no paywall but they were using mtl. It still reads just fine, it's just a...

I'm starting to doubt Japanese authors ability to judge what's appropriate to kill someone over abduct a bunch of kids to be beaten and molested before sending them to die as child soldiers? slap on the wrist asks to borrow money for gambling and eats ice cream annoyingly? DEATH

as for if this is harem or not,

you know, it's a magical contract, so why not be more creative with it than it specifically being a magical slave contract like always? Make it a contract where he has to save her/overthrow whoever is after her in exchange for using the crystal and they both get punished if they go back on their...

It's not a side plot just because the mc isn't present at the time. This is pretty important still.

as an extra note about that, and a bit of an unnecessary spoiler. [/SPOILER]

I feel it's a little odd that it's just a matter of not thinking or imagining it being fired with a lot of pressure. You would think that being able to do so would be a matter of having enough magic power or whatever is the equivalent of an 'int' stat. Kinda like in negima. There, the cost of...

...an excellent rebuttal...

Most of it's already been said and I spoiled a bit in previous chapter comments but, yeah, the subset of the story's system of magic that adventurers use (the story's magic system has a lot going on) is pretty rigid. Unless you get a new spell, you can't change the spell much. As for what you...

this one doesn't operate under the 'it does what you imagine it' logic of others. As for how it is-

it's more an issue of how much he knows about the world right now and who he's surrounded with. The manga doesn't clarify it well but the magic adventurers use is, itself, granted by a broader category of magic. Basically, magic in this story has a lot more variation and stuff going on than what...

I said it before but, yea, yandere-chan has the mannerisms of a kind of socially awkward teenager. Specifically, the kind that is overly invasive and immediately starts prying into people's private/sex life. She never actually came off as malicious, just that she doesn't really respect...

it's actually a lot like what you said. Not getting into spoilers but the magic system is pretty complicated and it's more that gravity magic isn't respected among adventurers specifically. Well off people or researchers would use a more broad or powerful category of magic, like the magic...

yup, on her hips too

really? did we atleast have the previous series or later ones yet?

oh wait, did they never explain this shit at all? Yeah, the way it works is basically, fight monsters and absorb colorless mana -> eat the gem or ore and 'dye' it that color. Then you can use magic of the associated element up to the amount of mana you've dyed. Most top out at only a few...

ah, fistbump, I entirely overlooked that as a peaceful way of doing it. I was wondering if there was a safe way for him to strike the princess and not hurt her or be noticeable and all I thought of was a good slap on the ass.