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Reminds me of that other harem story with the chuuni guy whose delusions match the world 100%.

It's been established, but one could overlook it to some degree. Now it's being made a central point of the conflict, which highlights the sillyness of superhumans complaining about some other specific kind of superpower. Especially when it's being highlighted that the Goddess' magic is yet...

Not clear on the motivation of the Shadow Warriors. How does an organization ostensibly set up to protect an empire founded by a magic user with the goal of empowering everyone with magic, lead to them deciding that they should end magic (and kill the teacher of their founder)? The kind of...

Spiders get drunk on caffeine, so she should drink some coffee as well.

Yeah, the fact that his pet warned him of the danger kind of gives away that he hasn't actually betrayed him.

"The wolves just left without harming anyone", so now there are monsters wandering around the countryside, and they didn't think to report this?

I have a few theories. Like everyone else, I believe the "love cupid" advised the girls to stay away from him. Also, I believe the girls are actually staying at the castle. They noticed when they entered that it was unusually clean for an abadoned castle, but Caius didn't give off any "clean...

It's reasonable that a government that seeks to stamp out corruption needs a powerful intelligence organization to find and eliminate corruption. And it's not unreasonable for that organization to spread to neighboring countries to identify any nobles with links to foreign interests. They then...

It made sense that she couldn't fit her face and the food when taking the selfie, but with a fixed camera she's doing it on purpose.

I wouldn't call it "involuntarily", but it was definitely un-premeditated. And their conversation was effectively over at that point. She asked what he drew, he answered vaguely, then they stopped talking altogether. There was no more conversation going on when she went to open the container. So...

She only noticed the container after he had left to do the cleaning. That reminded her of their conversation the day before and she asked him what he had drawn. His response was sketchy ("your voice is kinda shrieky, senpai"), which made her curious, so she went and looked at it. She didn't plan...

If there had been any previous instance of him asking her not to look at the stuff he's working on, I would agree. But their whole relationship is based around Nagatoro pushing his boundaries. "Bullying him". Without that, they wouldn't even be talking to each other. Complaining about it now...

This is a really dumb conflict. She knows he ocassionally draws nudes, she has even modelled for him. So why would he hide that he drew a nude? Him being flustered about it is a bigger problem than doing it in the first place. If he'd just said he did it, there would have been no conflict at...

I guess we'll have to. The fact that whoever marries Anis becomes the heir still undermines the conflict with Al though, because Anis is still not the ruler in that scenario. Her husband would be. Did they have a reason to believe any candidates for the position would be supportive of her? What...

Man, if only there was someone who could have taken the role of king while supporting Anis' dreams. Like a brother who cared about her. Wouldn't that be great? Her parents could pump out another heir too, they're fairly young still. It's definitely to soon to be writing them off as dead and...

The reason she was killed in the previous timeline wasn't because of any crimes she commited, but simply because in a revolution against a feudal system, everyone that could come back later with a claim gets executed. She was a princess but never really in a position of authority. She asked for...

Man, you'd think they'd teach these ninjas in Assassination 101 not to announce their sneak attacks by screaming "DIE" at the target.

It's strange that this guy was sent here 30 years ago. Himmel died 31 years ago. So this list was created one year after Himmel passed away, and something like 50 years after the defeat of the demon king (I forget how much time passed between the defeat of the demon king and Himmel's death). And...

I love how the author didn't bother stretching it out. I was worried when I saw how little of the chapter was left, and then the author just went "Lloyd solved the case with Anya's hints and his photographic memory and deductive skills". Not even an explanation of the tricks involved or anything.