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It's self-selection. Liam doesn't pick fights, he's doing his own thing until someone annoys him. He then goes all out against the annoyance and destroys them. Reasonable nobles have no reason to pick a fight with Liam, who keeps to himself, develops his territory, and fights pirates for fun...

Can't really support the vampires in the dustbox, despite agreeing that they're in a shitty position. The vampire society seems to have been shaped by a main constraint: they can't feed freely on humans, else they fear humans will destroy them. They remain hidden because the humans they feed on...

The thing with Liam is that he has a long-term view of "evil". Like he said in this chapter, you need your population to be prosperous to be able to get more money out of them. So instead of squeezing them for all they're worth all the time, like most in the setting seem to do, he builds up the...

My best guess is that with Ana having access to more mana in this island, she might be able to cast some healing spells. Otherwise, hard to imagine how the deparasitize her so she isn't out of commission for the rest of the story.

I kind of agree but for a different reason. The headpats is not about treating them as children. It's just that it was a thing with one of the dwarfs, and everyone else simply got jealous and wanted the same affection. Which is the real problem, I think. There's only one of him and 5 (working up...

I really love that Remilia truly is a "villainess". Her focus may be on Emi, but she maintains her underhanded methods and manipulation. She crushes her enemies, but keeps collateral damage to a minimum to honor Emi's wishes. I also love how the artist draws the most unhinged faces yet no one...

The threat itself is also so overstated and overused. The idea that someone can release a video and it immediately becomes viral and everyone in Japan sees it, can identify the person, and his life will be ruined. Even though the subject is a child, and a victim. It would get taken down...

Nah, she just felt ill from saying something she found so disgusting, and she only said it so Marla would back off and Alistair would not get his desired outcome. I mean, there's some subtext that they care about each other, but nothing they would acknowledge consciously. That was her getting in...

Sure, but risking your life and the lives of your most important servants to save the bratty daughter of a guy who just tried to kill you, for no real benefit, goes beyond "decent". The daughter even participated in the plan of trapping him, so she's no innocent. The initial plan was justified...

They're acting like they are, which is why they're leaving the Count behind and only taking the daughter. The ants may not individually be dangerous, but there's a whole swarm of them.

Just annoyed that he is called "realist" when he then goes risk his life for the people who betrayed him when there's no benefit to it. That's pure idealism and banking on plot armor.

I love how Loid figured out Yuri was the biggest obstacle to a clean getaway, so he decided to kill him through PDAs with Yor. And how everyone just accepts Yuri is weird and rolls with it.

Not only that, Sitoen herself suggested not even going with her husband so as not to "inconvenience" him. Which is insane not only on the safety front, but also they're newlyweds, she shouldn't be suggesting "let's spend even more time apart" when they apparently haven't been able to spend any...

"That's way too erotic" she says, then goes have a bath in her junior's studio apartment and spends the night cuddling him.

I mean, it has already been established that characters can be resurrected as long as they can be brought back, right?

It would be helpful if they clarified for the police officer that all the girls are guards and coworkers of his.

She's smart enough at least to know she shouldn't ask questions about what her own supposed plan is.

Their mother, I think, was the one who passed on the songs to her. Yuki is like "ok, finished all the sidequests, time to return to the main plot."

Kind of disappointed that he becomes unstoppable before even meeting the heroes. The only "tension" is his unfounded paranoia, since he just needs to not get in the way of the heroes to survive. He has a maid that is the "final boss" and loyal to the death. He just needs to "reform" and be...

If all the evidence is true, we could deduce she's spending the night somewhere other than her home. That might be odd, but doesn't mean she's cheating. We can also deduce she's not being truthful about some personal matter to a part-time coworker she only met recently, which is not all that...