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The maids are the romance heroes we need but don't deserve.

"What kind of maid etiquette did they teach you?" The best kind of maid etiquette.

The correct way to punish her is to pin her down...and then leave the room. Or fall asleep, either works.

Trouble is, how the heck do you investigate something like that? The only possible clue is that there was a shooting star both of them saw the night before their first bodyswap, but that's not much to go on - no one else who saw it seems to have been body swapping (as far as we know), and I...

Of course, that implies it's possible for someone to drag in with them someone Asura didn't intend to send to hell. Possibly even himself.

He knows it's weird, but (understandably) the thought of trying to talk to his wife about the fact that her daughter is hitting on him is intensely uncomfortable. Plus how much time has actually passed in the manga itself? I think it might have only been a month or so, so he might be hoping...

I just assume she has a dozen older siblings who've all moved out.

Wait, which diary? It's been a while since I read some of the earlier chapters.

I understood it as him being uncertain if he's literally inside the game or if he's in a world that's like the game. Because the characters are acting like real people (which suggest it's real life) but the glitches still work (which would suggest it's a game). If it was just a real world based...

I think it's kind of unfair to compare him to incels. He's not acting like he's entitled to dates, or blaming women for not wanting to date him, or other typical incel behavior.

She's probably wearing traditional undergarments.

You do realize that in pre-modern societies single mothers were often actually considered pretty desirable because they had proven fertility?

I'll give the author points just for remembering that the British characters would actually be used to addressing people by their first names, instead of having them act like they've been using Japanese honorifics their whole lives like most foreigners in Japanese manga do.

Well well well, if it isn't the consequences of the MC's own actions...

Or it might just be that he doesn't want to make a shadow with powers too powerful. It seems like the process requires unrequited love - Barbara had unrequited love for Christopher, Margaret for Patrick, and Sara for Edward.

Isn't it more like 60 years? It was mentioned that 50 years passed between the Mirror House being attacked and Kate being born.

There's also quite a few times where they screw up each others' plans by accident because they're concealing what's going on from each other. Like how Thomas reveals the existence of soot powers in part because Edward has been keeping it a secret that the brainwashing coffee hasn't been in use...

I'm not sure how Patrick went from 'Rum took a while for her memory to be erased' to 'the unification process doesn't begin right away' - seems like a bit of leap in logic?

I don't think the craziness is entirely on Mia's end - Ch20 implies that Sara went into Mia's room, tore up her doll, and put sooty handprints all over the room. My guess is that Sara for whatever was a bit mentally unstable, and that instability influenced Mia via the coffee brainwashing...

It's amazing how much the Shadows House's management style is helping the good guys with the coffee situation - the Star Bearers want to hide it from Edward because they're afraid of the consequences, and then when Edward finds out, he himself wants to hide it from his superiors, because he's...