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Thank you for bringing this chapter out so quickly!

Diana: "...I really love Netori." Teammate: "Isn't her name Natalie?" Diana: "I said what I said."

Exactly lmao, she may not have been thinking of him when she wrote it, and may not have intended to say it to him in so many words, but isn't it completely true of her feelings? If someone shows her the letter and asks her if this is what she really thinks about Keios, wouldn't she just say...

It's a bit of a spoiler, maybe, but it's impossible to recommend otherwise, so:

If they're going to be an Angelica-type, it's going to be hard work - there aren't any doors to guard in a forest!

I've read plenty of romance stories with characters like Kaios in them - distant fiances who don't make any attempt to connect with or understand their partners for years, who are overly preoccupied with how their social standing is being impacted by their partner's growing disinterest rather...

Y'know, sometimes you get a spoiler that completely deflates a story and takes away from the experience of reading it, and sometimes you get a spoiler that adds helpful context and allows you enjoy a story for exactly what it's trying to be. Thank you very much for the latter!

As amusing as this is, I'm really curious how we're going to get to the point of rooting for them as a couple. Keios' habit of stomping around and barking orders at her, his sheer indignation at seeing her going out and enjoying her life instead of pining away quietly somewhere and hanging on...

Yes, absolutely this. The best lesson here - and the one that Cain ultimately took from it, thanks to Diana - isn't that his father is 100% correct and that Cain needs to become exactly like him, but that 30 years of life experience, as an average Joe in Japan or as a noble lord in fantasy...

I agree. Perhaps Cain's method wasn't perfect, from a leadership point of view, but the fact remains that ordering people to trust in a supreme figure to shape and control their lives only works so long as their lives are free from trouble, and it's simply not in any leader's power to ensure...

Man, I almost skipped this because the premise sounded like a million other series, but the sheer charm and style of the characters has completely won me over. The art adds so much, it definitely feels like the artist took all the right influences from stuff like Spy X Family and Bocchi the...

This is absolutely true, which makes it all the more notable that Shachiku really does have experience with event-style speedrunning, as shown in chapter 1. It would be really interesting if that was an intentional touch by the author, to show that he's used to playing through mishaps and...

Oh, lmao, okay. I guess that's fair. Overall, it feels like it tried to add in a lot of gimmicks to shake up the Bakarina-style villainess formula, but I feel like the story ended up a bit muddled as a result. I was enjoying it, but I guess that's how it goes.

At last, after all these years of Berserk references in Fromsoft games, a Fromsoft reference in Berserk... The circle is complete...

No Bojji, it's not totally normal for someone to be stabbed through the chest and head multiple times and wake up a few minutes later completely fine, that's not right. I know you do it all the time, but still. 😂

"Ever since your near-death experience last year, Lady Villayn Essdottir, you have fascinated the country with your countless innovations. You have wowed the culinary world with your discoveries of soy sauce and curry bread, you have solved the rat infestation plaguing the capital with your...

Actual huge twist. Justus not being as much of an evil mastermind as Harold thinks he is. He still might be an evil mastermind - he's interested in powerful heroes, but didn't say why, exactly - but even so, it's a real surprise that he doesn't even seem to know about the Stellar Tribe attack...

It's pretty funny. Edith is concerned about how quickly events are diverging from the plot of the original novel, that not all of these developments are good ones, and worries if this is all really for the best. Meanwhile, in the comments, I keep seeing fans of the real-world novel saying the...

Fair play! I see what you mean, now. I think it's a bit nitpicky, for a minor inconsistency between one logo drawn on a curved cloth surface being viewed from an angle, and an equivalent logo being projected by nobody into an imaginary space for the benefit of the reader, but you are correct...

The logo on the... wagon? Was drawn incorrectly? By the artist? Are you sure about that?