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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...

As set up it looks like a prisoner's dilemma but, as some have commented, with no incentive to betray. The twist is that the teacher then does the illussion to make it seem as if the other has betrayed you. At that point, it looks like you've lost, and the question is, do you retaliate or let...

This assassination seems poorly thought out. The minister seemed to want to stop the two kingdoms from forging closer ties, as that would put them in a bad position (already lost trading opportunities, for example). But if that's the case, they need the death to at least looks like it was caused...

As I read it, there's just one elf, the holy knight "silver hero", who also helped raise the gold hero. What I understood is that, since she is long lived, she has had previous relationships. She stays with them until they die, then moves on. I would expect the hero is an anomaly in that she was...

That poor Zamel guy chose a dumbass for his envoy. Essentially undermined his faction by pissing everyone off, going as far as breaking the magic guild's own rules. Even if he succeeded in getting the lord to Zamel, it would just cause a dispute in the guild. They would have to answer for all...

The setup is kind of weak. The problem is, how close can this guy really be to the princess if they hardly knew each other? It seems like the engagement was a "reward", in that it would elevate him to a royal, but that undermines the whole betrayal. He was mostly using her. She didn't care for...

Right, executions build character.

I think it's fine to leave things up to the imagination a bit. It's enough that they give enough clues to draw conclusions from. Curse will get resolved eventually, she apparently repells bad luck, shown by her family falling to ruin without her. I guess the parents grasped at anything that...

I'm glad that the author explored what happens when you have bad bosses that react poorly to bad news: people lie to them to paint a nicer picture, which leads to poorer decisions, which leads to more bad news hidden from them. Corina thinks she has a shot at replacing Avril, because the spy...

I like that the story ended here in the manga, instead of having it continue. The main conflicts around Gideon's personal connections are resolved, and he has found his place on the edge of the world, outside of the influence of the "main story" as he wanted. To continue the story, either his...

Ring and flipped picture. She doesn't wear it though, so maybe divorced but still has lingering feelings?

I like that Red isn't a hypocrite. He doesn't tell her "no, you're the hero, you have to continue on the journey". He accepts that she said fuck it, just like he did, and he will support her.

It looks like his world's magic is mixed with science. However, he didn't even believe in "different worlds" in the first place and thought the goddess was making things up until he ran a quantum scan on the world and realized it really was a different world. How could he make use to manipulate...

One other point of annoyance with the mc, is why if his standards are so high for himself, they're so low for everyone else? Allowing for him not having experience with martial skills, he doesn't go around asking mages "Why are you using the base version of this spell instead of customizing it...

This is what really bothers me. How is it that the "hero party" had no notion of their own strength? They had to have been a regular party at some point, before they were appointed. They would have had to have some experience before they joined up with the MC, and should have noticed right on...

So we can explain away the MC not knowing his strength because he was raised in seclusion and his master was some kind of genius herself who was not easily impressed. How was the hero party ignorant of his ability? They were clearly aware of what he was doing, since they were looking for...

The only saving grace of this story (so far) is that at least he actually is a support and isn't taking care of everything himself. And they gave him a "limit", in that he actually did run out of mana after serving as a battery for the mage. We'll see how long it lasts before he mentions how it...