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To be honest, it's a good hurdle for her to cross. She's paying a steep price for her greatest power up and is now forced to actually improve her main strategy. Still, I hope that the tome she got from Seimei will help her with her task. Also, that we'll get more college action for Eiko and Kei.

Honestly, I liked this bittersweet resolution.

Yeah, sadly the upscale sucked this time. All eyes were smeared.

Yay, a full chapter! I don't think so. The parasite will now emerge and the true chaos will begin.

I'm gonna be real, the fact that her method of choice was killing herself and her own innocent child in an occult human sacrifice ritual, that doesn't make her look much better. You don't get to sacrifice your own child in a revenge scheme and then claim moral high ground. Especially, you don't...

Insightful. Personally, I think that the person to order Yoshie to die was her and Mutsu's mother, since she's the most likely person to have enough authority to order that without consulting Mutsu. It's worth pointing out that Yoshie died when Mirai and Nana were merely children, so it's very...

OK, so so far the ghouls seem to be mostly passive in sense of just wanting to have fun and stay out of fighting while collecting interesting genetic samples. Interesting.

Yeah. It's really worth mentioning that the big and powerful Ebisumori cult is seemingly nowhere to be found at this point, suggesting that Mutsu and Nana did indeed dissolved or at least mostly dissolved it. My speculation about Yoshie is that her death wasn't ordered by Mutsu but by their...

It was fundamentally a matter of trying to dismantle multiple generations long cult with supernatural powers from the inside, and seeing how the system works now, there is no reason to suspect that Mirai's mom was even the one running things when her aunt killed herself with the cursed womb...

Good thinking. I'm actually more interested in how on earth does this setting function without being immediately overtaken by all the body snatching horrors and doppelgangers.

Frankly, at this point I'm more or less waiting for the third type of body snatcher/doppelganger to reveal themselves, just to complete the aura of the insane paranoia around this series.

I wouldn't call dying to shield your daughter from your other daughter's murder plan an easy way out. She died a horrible, painful death protecting one daughter from another. Nobody's defending the old hag, but that doesn't justify the shit Mirai is pulling out. Think about it outside the fancy...

Well, the issue isn't Mirai going no contact, it's her deciding to become the cursed womb out of her own will to kill her whole family. Can't blame her for not believing them, can absolutely blame her for how she plans on dealing with it. Speaking logically, Mirai had already escaped and...

Overall, people siding with Mirai are kind of forgetting that she's in a middle of a massive murder suicide plot that includes killing her own daughter for a crime of being born Ebisumori. Yes, she suffered a lot, but let's be real, she's the one to keep shoving herself in the harm's way to try...

I'm starting to assume that part of the reason the ghouls are so dangerous is their tendency to ditch their disguises at the first difficulty, causing chaos in their wake. Also, dog is still in agreement with the main mass, as opposed to the rogue mass running amok.

I'm actually impressed how quickly they managed to convey why exactly are the ghouls so dangerous to countries. Bastard managed to escalate the conflict between princess to verge of civil war just by making sudden moves and skedaddling the second he felt threatened.

Not everybody wants a poly ending. In fact, most people aren't really poly even among the harem fans. I'm gonna be honest, I'm actually considering her becoming more serious and less casual about idea of sharing him to be a plus. She's been building up the determination to actually do things...

TBH, I actually do enjoy the three way contrast between how Ushigome sees herself, how others see her and how Saotome sees her. Yuna is genuinely a happy go lucky bimbo, but she's also a delinquent willing to casually stomp on the boundaries if it gets her what she wants to. And how, from...

Honestly, Ushigome was always pretty wanton. It's not her suddenly changing, it's her finally growing impatient and feeling pressure of time. It was their last school trip and all of the girls were acting under pressure due to that. She was always quite selfish, it's just that for most of the...

I feel like less of a return to the early days and more of a reckoning with them. The series spent the last arc both bashing open Saotomes emotional walls and building up the confrontation between him and the girls about source of them. It is only natural for Ushigome to be the first one to...