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Beats me; I haven't read the light novel.

He has perfectly refined taste. The only reason you don't think so is because, like the rest of us, you didn't have a patrician upbringing.

They basically are. You don't even have to look sideways.

Well, no plan survives contact with the enemy. Who knows? They have discerning eyes, but even then, all they're aware of (that we can see) is that she is a lady (observed by watching the way she moves), that she's from Durkis (she has magic), and that she's a noble (her hands are in too good of...

Makes an aggressive move towards the chicks, is surprised when he gets pecked. Reminds me on my ex-girlfriend who tried to give a kitten a bath in the sink and then was shocked when he bit her. (Meanwhile, I'm just like, "Of course he bit you! What did you think would happen?")

And I missed them doing that, so now we're even.

Holy hell. Move over Joe; there's a new camel in town!

The comment two slots before mine literally ends with "pls tell me she dies".

That by itself is not the worst nightmare. The worst nightmare is having every volume in the series except for one in the middle.

So many people in these comments just calling Shirley a hypocrite and wishing she would die instead of seeing that's she's wrong about things and then growing as a person. It's no wonder nobody ever achieves anything anymore.

I'm sorry, the what prison?! Why is that under the academy?!

Not every reincarnator is as autistic as we are.

That or it supposed to be so obvious we miss that she isn't. Or something, I don't know what's happening anymore.

I suspect that's a reference to the cut rather than the origin. The use of beef suet is an interesting choice since that's the visceral fat from around the organs, so it will give it a different flavor than using tallow. For everyone though, leaving the beef out to "reach room temperature"...

Honestly, I'm just difficult to deal with on forums because I love starting fights. Don't worry, though: If you ever get a hostile response from me, you will know, because it will read like a declaration of war.

Even without being taught, Fran has learned the most important lesson she could as an adventurer: Don't wait for the monologue to finish.

Did I take it seriously? Or did I only pretend to take it seriously so I could make it appear that you were the foolish one rather than me? We may never know the truth! (We all know the truth, even me)

Sounds an awful lot like Jason Bourne to me.

You base this on what, exactly? That they cheered at being told a lie that the people being executed tried to kill the Hero that was popular and loved by the populace?

Remember friends: When women are running the show, ability and merit are irrelevant. Only fitting in matters. "Earthquake" refers to the stuff you are standing on, not the name of the planet. I don't understand why people are confused by this. Now, that being said, it was named "Boston Crab"...