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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...

Right, annoyed by the trope of people working as adventurers, being experienced and with ample opportunity to compare skills, who are somehow blind to their own skills and how they compare to the general public. Despite literal grading standards existing.

Eh, don't hate that they ended it here. The main issue was resolved, and extending it would just mean making up more drama for the sake of drama. Honestly, the whole "student council" arc could have been skipped, at times it made it feel like it was a spin-off manga and the main story was his...

I thought one reason he stayed away (highlighted by Kei as well) was that other people didn't approach her when he was around? But now she remembers having good times with Wataru and other school mates? So which one is misremembering? Or just a retcon?

I could understand Aika until this chapter. The guy was overbearing, so even though she liked him overall, she disliked his attitude and reacted negatively. He then calmed down, started being "normal", but overcorrected and started ignoring her. Which was normal from his side, he didn't want to...

I think the problem is that Liam's gratitude drains his power. So he can't even cut his losses and just ignore him. He is trapped in that plane and constantly drained by Liam being happy. He needs to make him feel despair to stop the damage.

It is eerie because Amagi is not a real, independent person. She is subservient by design and created to put her master before herself in all aspects. So they can't have a healthy relationship as equals because they're not equals. They're master and slave, regardless of how benevolent the master...

Well, they did say "the ships available". He may have 8000, but he sent a bunch with the traders, for example. Some others may be undergoing maintenance or doing other duties. The force he could mobilize to fight the pirates would be just the 5000. Yeah, it's weird because at this point he has...

I always find it funny in this manga that the bad guys are guys with harems, and the good guy is a guy with a harem.

"Everything" is not a legal term. She owns whatever the contracts says she owns, and we don't know the precise terms of the contract. Plus, legally, such one sided contracts would not normally be considered valid since it would be assumed that some kind of coercion was involved in getting the...

The thing that bothers me most about this is that if it is a game, there could be other capture targets the heroine could be going after, it doesn't necessarily have to be the prince. And there would also be bad ends where the heroine just "plays badly" and loses. She just assumed with no...

The main thing that bothers me is that she willingly handed everything over to the step-mother, despite the step-mother literally spelling out her plan. There was no trickery. She's just the biggest pushover, incapable of dealing with any pressure. And somehow the step-mother didn't know that...