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As I learned from WagaHigh, there's a global materials shortage in Senpainium: Without it, precocious kouhai begin to suffer the effects of Acute Love Deficiency. :meguuusad:

Literally Nanami this chapter. Nothing but lewd thoughts in her cute lil' head.

The flavor extracted from the seeds of a rare tropical orchid, that still has to be hand-pollinated when grown by humans, and to this day is the second most expensive spice by weight. To the point that 95% of vanilla in foods is just the primary chemical, synthesized from wood pulp. And yet we...

Being cuddled by a hot tomboy 'Nee-san in a tank top and Dolfin shorts can only lead to either extra-restful sleep or snu-snu (or both!), depending on how tired the two are. That's just science.:korone:

Sou knows he switched worldlines/timelines. Almost* everyone else assumes his apparent change of personality was due to a bout of retrograde amnesia. *Sakura correctly suspects he's not quite the same person (and amnesia isn't to blame) but both isn't privy to the details and doesn't mind her...

Listen, that's a tough speedrun to crack; the confession and kiss are one thing, but parental consent (and getting parents to respond quickly) might as well be RNG-based. Even though they used an age exploit (to bypass parental consent), the Kei Kusanagi x Mizuho Kazami co-op run had almost...

Haru is correct; it should never be shameful to speak the truth, especially concerning the happy things in life. :salute:

Actually, it absolutely is in the book! People assume The Art of War is esoteric, but it's both short and simple. Master Sun literally wrote out the very basics of warfare over 2000 years ago like some primordial "For Dummies" book: reminding nobles who probably didn't know what mud was gems...

Yup, rereading the early chapters, and it's become clear how much of a "Monkey's Paw Wish" situation Sou found himself in, given that he was an orphan living in an institution in his previous world. He suddenly get a loving family, but... :meguuusad: ...the 2.5% of the world that's also male...

Considering that a previous chapter mentioned offhand the risk of kidnapping/confinement exists for men in this universe, and how sensitive women are to the male presence, there is no doubt some drug-dealing gang that keeps men in their secret lair as basically a living "reward lollipop" for its...

Less "caught off guard" and more slammed me into the dirt: Malenia, Blade of Miquella from Elden Ring. 2.5m-tall Amazon hits like a truck (or rather, a tank cannon), has permanent life steal, and then she switches movesets with moves that are extremely hard to dodge or block. Even...

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Today, I was reminded that serow exist. (They're goat-antelope that are basically weird-looking mountain deer).

From chapter 13 of the Lotus Sutra, Satou Family annotated(?) edition. I have a feeling "skillful means" implies something entirely different to the Satou mother and sisters. :meguusmug:

Indeed. In the Anglosphere/English Common Law, the concept is called "Common-Law Marriage", though it's less prevalent in the US and UK today, presumably due to the lack of paperwork frustrating lawyers and politicians. I have an aunt and uncle that are common-law married in one of the few US...

You're not even a real robot-girlfriend-waifu...you're both analog and acoustic! [Dramatic gasps] But yes, reasonable translations (translation itself meaning "to carry across [meaning]") with context notes are vastly superior to whatever political-agenda-charged rewrites "professional"*...

I pray you are correct. Although, while de jure/officially they aren't "dating", de facto/in reality they have been dating (and basically cohabiting) for months. Or, to explain it another way, Medieval Denmark be like:

Can confirm that CrimCoin was making stonks on April 1st...or at least according to the imaginary talking alligator inside my head. :wooow:

"Mansion" is a loanword (garaigo) whose meaning shifted in Japan, where it specifically means "apartment block" or "apartment complex" instead of "manor house". In this case, it was back-translated literally. Edit: And lesseffective beat me to it. At least there's a Wikipedia list with more...