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The Conqueror From a Dying Kingdom - I guess the title of the manga makes a lot more sense now, up till this point it kinda followed the framework of a general isekai, bringing in new technology, academy arc, conflict with corrupt nobles, etc. But now it looks like the story is finally...

It feels like throughout the series so far, the trio are just living in the moment and focusing on things day by day instead of looking at things on a bigger scope or bigger picture. With the tone set so far, it feels like a no brainer the author will eventually either go the route of freeing...

There haven't been any human possessions until now moreso hauntings and loose specters. So unless Kaya can start making the distinction between the two and target only the specters she's at a huge disadvantage.

Seeing the Divine Tree people from the angle that they are essentially ignorant babies acting on instinct rather volition gives them some depth. Konohomaru obviously feeling at odds at the idea of exploiting their "innocence" but as Shikamaru has stated their entire existence is a threat to...

Reading the other comments elsewhere about this chapter, most of the them seem to focus on the loud "love triangle" in the room. The part where its pointed out that she still calls Sumire "class rep" than her actual name, kinda shows how Sarada has not grown of that phase of her life after-all...

Good ol' parents feeling entitled to their child's lives and their perceived happiness.

From reading the comments about the novel, it looks like there might have been more alluded about the case beyond what's fed directly to the reader. In that there was something up with Kirio also and some of Leo's action such as claiming to eat the princess's head to paint himself as a madman...

Huh so my guess ended up being right a few chapters back, but as someone mentioned why would Leo push the MC to investigate if he’s the culprit? It’s possible he wanted to be found out to solidify the idea the princess is dead and leave no room for speculation about whether the body is the...

Seeing as the three know the Princess’s face from seeing the statue they would have been able to tell during the award ceremony if the Princess really was switched out beforehand or not. Though only Leo has seen her face in person before, being her childhood friend, the MC and Kirio only know...

From what I understand they each took turns going to the Award ceremony: 1st was Leo 2nd the MC 3rd was Bob 4th was Kirio For some reason Leo’s took a bit a while, so the MC suspected something was may have gone wrong while waiting for his turn. Once he was done being awarded, he briefly saw...

Feels like he's about to lock her up tbh

Looks like a Snake swallowed her somewhat and then its mouth was wrapped up by thread? Its a 50/50 guess if it was the Old man's fault or hers, or perhaps a mixture of both.

Commoners trying to marry those above them to form connections, while his sister was able to fulfill that role he got greedy and impatient and tried to covet Diana's position as a Duke's daughter to form his own authority and standing. Not only was he overstepping his boundaries to suggest such...

With how Code is the walking definition of an whiny kid with too much power in his hands, him constantly taking Ls and being a punching bag this entire series I wonder if he'll ever amount to anything more. His one purpose so far seems to be exacerbating situations because people keep letting...

Good ol' shoehorned in conflict

Nice catch on the AI image, pleasant surprise to see Sein back, the gang really let their guard down to not assume the arrow was poisoned considering the type of people they were up against but I guess it goes to show that even the most cautious people let their guard down during emergencies.

Definitely, while I enjoy the exposition, the framework needs some work. Its good to sprinkle in detail as needed to provide more perspective, but for the first couple of chapters it feels like the author wants to address every single facet and detail whenever its brought up rather than mention...

Isekai & Slavery going hand in hand as always

It like overall how the author explains things from the other person's perspective than just Shuri's alone in regards to both Lili and Gungrave when they first met Shuri. Most stories either tend to gloss over these details or leave them out entirely for the sake of skipping to the more action...

Yeah they might go the world building route, where because magic exist very simple technology that should be available during a medieval era just doesn't exist in this world because people opt for magic. Could be a bit cliche going forward, in that they make the MC's whole schtick is him...