Moto Kyuutei Renkinjutsushi no Watashi, Henkyou de Nonbiri Ryouchi Kaitaku Hajimemasu! - Ch. 6 - The Work Begins!

[_Sanz_]

YES
THIS IS SO SWEET

 

[rxnable]

If it isn’t my worst enemy…
THE CONSEQUENCES OF MY OWN ACTIONS

Karma-kun! That bastard is my best friend!

 

[rxnable]

I laughed too much. First because of the MC logic: he's being so nice so I better potion away sorry 500,000 in two hours isn't enough; then I had a different laugh for the lil sister who thought she was keeping it real.

 

[Seraphus]

Eehhhh... hope all those cunts dumping their work get fucked, too.

 

[hiruma1]

she doesn't even get to dirty her own hand to do revenge... nature take itself

 

[Treethatsadog]

Overdone trope? Yes.
Still satisfying when done right? Also yes.

 

[whermit]

Awweee i guess u dont just magically become big shit when u become some big shot's fiancee. Incompetent wench

 

[GameyMGD]

I hope she kill herself from stress.

 

[flannan]

That entire alchemy department needs to be beaten with sticks, tbh.

More like, they need to hire scholars and secretaries that would handle the paperwork, while alchemists do alchemy.
The current department seems focused on sabotaging the kingdom's alchemy progress.

 

[sat129]

That entire alchemy department needs to be beaten with sticks, tbh.

It doesnt eve make sense they can bully the main girl and now the evil sister - both are nobles and were set to marry the rich guy who has like 50% share in the business.

 

[Pokari]

Okay but how did the rest of that department ever get anything done before her? Like the protagonist isn't damn well old enough for the entire institution to be resting on her shoulders and for no one there to know how to get anything done without her? >.>

It's not like this should be a job with high turnover, either, if alchemists are so rare. I feel like it's about to frame things as though everything now rests on the shoulders of her (seemingly equally young, and apparently useless) peers and that doesn't make any sense! There should still be both the institutional memory and the expertise around for the organisation at large to do things without her.