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Reformists vs. Revolutionists? Mm. Couldn't it be that those guys consider themselves reformists (ideally working for peaceful change, "forced" to use violence because of their enemies), whereas the divine institutions see them as dangerous revolutionaries for whom peaceful reform is just lip...

"Looks like this one won't be easy to deal with." Xinghe is truly genre savvy. In this kind of stories, when the arrogant noble lashes out, it means their downfall is but assured. But a noble who listens to his advisor, swallows his pride and loses face for a long-term gain is dangerous indeed.

Juliet giving her father the finger (the wrong finger) must be one of my favorite moments in the series. Not only because how she said it was hilarious, but because of what she said. Threatening people with family ostracism has been a tried and tested punishment in fiction (and in real life 😔)...

Ok, the President might have chipped a bit Akira's defenses. It would be nice if the so-called "rivals" (the head of the Magical Girl Club vs. the Maniacal Girl) became friends. Or more, I can see myself shipping it if their relationship develops, which would also ease some of Karin's worries.

Many thanks for your effort and for this chapter. Stay well! As for this, as Invader_Retro, it's both expected and unexpected. Expected because, yeah, these "accidents" tend to happen so often around Hinata is not even funny. On the other hand, the author has kept Yurina in the dark for so long...

@Georg Yeah, at this point even Gobuko seems to care more for Peter than most of his harem. Except Piglette, of course (favorite character so far, although Gobuko shows a lot of promise right now).

And to think I didn't like that teacher when he was first introduced...

I missed this. Thanks for the update! @Dantrig They can probably justify it with the usual excuses: "it's for the greater good", "sacrifices are necessary to protect our people", "we did what we had to do", "they left us no other choice", etc. From the point of view of G-Cup, yokai are amoral...

@Zero9376 If I'm not mistaken, he was introduced in ch. 70. He sponsored a rival idol team back when Minori, Hiroko and Okabe where the main trio.

Ok, we all know that this princess of Enha is going to fail miserably, but I expect some good court intrigue from this one. Yes, Yuurin has finally been accepted in the palace for good, but only as a consort, not the official queen. Since polygamy is a thing in the kingdom, the conflict...

I can't wait for the moment when Lin Hong reads chapter 241... I mean, when he finds out that the North Guardian Lord also wants to avenge Lin Kuan. In hindsight, Lin Hong was too obsessed about taking his revenge on the North Guardian Lord for "failing to defend" his father instead of, you...

This chapter feels rushed. They took their time in previous chapters to discuss and present the situation, but suddenly armies are moving, fights are being decided off-screen and the fight of the country might be decided right away (not in this ambush, mind you, but in the fight for the capital...

As always, I'm surprised by our protagonist's thoughtfulness and thoughtlessness. Thoughtful, because he thought of the issue of the women's locker room (I myself didn't realize there was a problem with that until it was mentioned). Thoughtless, because if you don't know how to swim, don't run...

So, a new country? Created from a refugee shelter? Is there going to be a world war in the future?

@AlmondMagnum Indeed. This series also defied expectations with Liang Yu, who went from your typical spoiled noble jerk who bullies the hero for the evulz to a pragmatic villain. Perhaps the same can happen here.

I'd really like to know more about their different sects, like each one taking Ruri to meet some of their fellow monks. Sometimes it's easy to forget that one is Jodo Shin, another one Shingon and the third one Rinzai.

Finally! The climax is approaching! Ok, it was basically spoiled in those other chapters, but still. Thanks for the translation!

Yes! I missed this! Thanks for the chapter.

@Kaarme That's true, but even if there weren't other people in the world pointing out he could do more (there are), I can udnerstand why he thinks he might be squandering his potential. It's not just that he has godly powers; he also comes from a modern setting and deep inside he would like to...

Well, I'm pretty sure that the fiancé will prove to be a horrible human being and we will cheer for his eventual downfall, but at this time... he's right? Assuming he's honest (too much of an assumption these days), he is her fiancé, he was already investigating the crime scene and then comes...