Maseki Gourmet - Mamono no Chikara wo Tabeta Ore wa Saikyou! - Vol. 2 Ch. 11 - Farewell To My Weak Past

[electro_neanderthal]

And they believed him without being announced by someone they recognize? Draining the stone isn't necessarily going to prove he's the crown prince.

Scene just doesn't make sense to me.

 

[TestAddress]

If you let a Queen rule the country will fall like England. Countries need king, and from ROYAL lineage.

@prothy like @Rift said, monarchial governments are historically patriarchal, even forgoing immediate female descendants if a male relative is available. From what we know, this country is a patriarchal monarchy. In some cases, Crown Prince can also be considered more important than his mother the Queen.

 

[pepoluan]

p11 damn, it seems how Hyme treated Olivia and Ain had become public knowledge, and the people of Ishtalica are still very salty about that, even after one year.

 

[Seraphus]

MC at the party:

"I am Ain von blahblahblah, dadadada Dada dadaddadah..."

Everybody kneels

Also MC:
"Wait; why am I finding out? Surely I didnt fuck around, right?"

 

[galaxia9]

The flirting between them is cute but when the suggestive bath comment feels awkward when they're 7.

 

[buntbackspace]

Claune treated the MC and his mother well from the start, and most people in Hyme (including Claune) have nothing to do with how poorly the Roundheart family treated him. I hope the writer didn't forget those details. If the writer purposefully made the MC decline to mention those details to focus on the MC's responsibilities, self-esteem, and public image, then well done.

The writer seemed to want the Roundheart father to be a bad person, but revealed almost nothing about the father's reasons for acting the way he did, and didn't really show the father treating the MC poorly outside the context of the inheritance contract (which the MC's mother tricked him into upholding).

If you really love and think about Ishtalica it's normal for us to detest Hyme.

"If you love your country it's normal for you to love X or hate Y" is a red flag for me.