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Can't believe I didn't realize it until now. Going back through previous chapters, I see it even applies to personal statements like Aoi's "I was weak" or Yuuri's own lies.

"I hold no grude against prosecutor Tatemaki." Yeah, right. I don't buy it. Honestly, I don't blame her for having a grudge, but what if she's involved somehow in Lemon's woes? It feels too much of a coincidence that Lemon is now facing two people he wronged, one after the other, who are in a...

Much appreciated! Pity about whatever situation was going on with the publisher. As for this, it'd seem the teacher threat is dealt with. Onto the next route to crush, I assume?

"Could this easily become a diplomatic incident?". Hey, at least someone brought it up! You know, it isn't as if there was ANOTHER diplomatic incident recently that made Pansylvania look bad in front of all the other nations... ..oh, wait, there was! "The king assured me it's okay" is a very...

For a moment, I thought that this chapter would end without an ecchi scene. I should have had more faith in the mangaka!

I think this might be part of the reason. Even with the reveal, her father embodies the virtues of the nobility she admires: using his power and privilege to pursue the greater good of the country, even if that means sacrificing himself. Asking Claire to cut ties with him and pretend she's...

Well, it would seem Dal-Young is starting another series AGAIN: https://mangadex.org/title/fbec70b7-8e71-4ffa-b460-c342144a7537/atm-ojisan-isekai-de-mote-ki-ga-tomaranai Now I'm worried about Drawing.

So unrealistic. Next time, someone will say that people in real life also have multiple, sometimes conflicting motivations to do things. /s Jokes aside, I really hope this is not an act. "The heroine of the Otome Game is now a villain" has been done so often in villainess stories that the...

Well, well, well, it seems Sylvie might not be a terrible person (or a terrible mother) after all. But as the current saintess, from a family that pushed hard to get more saintesses from their bloodline, she's probably under pressure from all sides. I bet this will be another case of "if only...

Sooner or later, Mireia and her brother will clash. They both want what's best for each other, but their personalities and personal skills don't align. And the thing is, I can't blame either of them. Ishua never wanted to be the demon lord, but Mireia's actions helped them survive until now...

Ouch, sorry to hear about all those passwords lost. As for the chapter, yep, I also thought that the moon line was a reference to the famous pseudo-confession line. Oh, well, pretty sure she's thinking about it despite her denial.

So, the sudden incubus was the demon lord? What the hell was the demon lord doing, having sex with random villagers?

My thoughts exactly. Somehow immune to succubus powers? A mother that disappeared from her life when she was little? I wouldn't be surprised if it was revealed later that she was an angel and had to leave for some reason. Mai: "You told me that mom was dead!" Mai's dad: "No, I told you that...

Exactly. And the last big fight involved a magic circle that nullified Akira's magic. The author is fond of giving Akira handicaps, but at the same time every limit-breaking solution has been foreshadowed before he used it.

I think this is the real key of this chapter. A hereditary technique that only the Rainford bloodline can use? Potentially a blessing by one of the goddesses of this setting? This screams "foreshadowing". Either he will face an enemy that will put his mana reserves to the test or he will be...

Another chapter, another scene in which Calliope is my favorite character. She tried to warn her! The fact that they're "fellow disciples" also explains why they wear similar clothes and why Tessa can get away with kicking her own country's princess. Yeah, this is a blatant attempt at...

I'm feeling really bad for that ninja. Future member of his future guild, perhaps?

Yeah, Jun caught her attention when he said it was impossible for him to like a guy. And that was all the way back to chapter 3.

The way the ambassadors discussed the situation previously, and comparing it with real life history, the feeling I get is that the reasonable ones (like Victorius) want to avoid a world war. Bullying a small country into aligning with your nation's interests or forcing a "protectorate" on them...

They actually talk about it in chapter 164: there are constant storms over the forest, so flying is a no go.