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@throwaway4ccount I'm shortening this because clearly other people are annoyed by the long walls of text. Yes, you are making up and lying about me hating Tina. You're applying the words of other people to me. You're literally ignoring my actual words in favor of your agenda because it's too...

@throwaway4ccount "I've also come to the conclusion that what this is really about is that you don't like Tina." Major assumption. I honestly don't really care either way. She's a character who brings contrast to the all-knowing Erik. She's how a "normal" person would react in this situation. I...

Sounds like this person sucks ass at observing human behavior. Also, the fang-like tooth sticking out is a bit over the top, but I understand that's the point.

Is it actually a trope to hide these relationships? Real life Japan? I can believe that. Fictionalized BL story Japan? I honestly don't know.

Forcing the employees to buy unpurchased cakes? That sounds massively screwed up.

Pausing for a moment, but I just want to say I hadn't realized how slow this story is. The demon invasion of the village started around chapter 6, and we're still just one week out from those events in chapter 27. @throwaway4ccount When Felix attacked, we also saw some of her shortcomings...

@KenshiroKosuke The reason is explicitly stated. They believed him when he said that he would tell them more about the goods and the gods if they did what he said. It is literally in the text. That is what I am saying is stupid. They have so many reasons to distrust him and to be suspicious.

@Kendama I'm the same person who made the previous statements. I know I'm eight months late, but I hadn't seen your comment before, and I know your the translator, so you'd likely be around. I'll start with the easy issue of fraud. To be perfectly frank, the real-world implications of such a...

I'm the same person who made some criticisms in chapter 13, but I'm going to bring them up here. My gosh, they're almost too stupid to live. Onodera literally introduced himself as being connected to the "gods" and working with them, as well as working with an antagonist. What do we have here...

@throwaway4ccount "Telling her to work on that on her own" I never said that she had to work on her own. She could possibly enroll in the regular army? I'm sure they have a regular boot camp or something similar that would instill this foundational knowledge. She could maybe enroll in a military...

@throwaway4ccount I said in my first post that I think it would've been better if she had failed. There are very clear and reasonable explanations for why she failed. It's all up to the author on how the author wants to do things. She only defends Jere pointing his sword at her, Tina, because...

This makes jack zero sense unless Mila understands Japanese, and there is ZERO evidence of that.

@throwaway4ccount But that just comes up to the example of a misbehaving child being rewarded. Imagine if a child is throwing a tantrum because the child didn't get a toy even though they thought they had behaved well and deserved it. The parent scolds the child for throwing a tantrum and then...

You know what stood out the most to me? He's damn right. If Tina had literally talked to Eric about this before talking with the knights, EVERYTHING would have been avoided. And that kind of does show a major problem with her personality, that her lack of foresight and thinking could endanger...

What the hell actually happened? HE used his tracking pen? What the actual hell happened in the previous chapter? We saw the other bodyguard smash the window of the white car and then throw his tracking pen, presumably getting it inside the car. That's chapter 16. In that same chapter, the other...

@thegentelman Because child soldiers don't exist in real life. Okay, whatever.

Imagine being this passive-aggressive with an ultimatum for someone who has literally only posted once in that thread, having contributed even less to the overall discussion than someone who tried to pull the "I-was-only-pretending-to-be-retarded" card, who at least provided entertainment.

The overall theme of this whole series is spend money. Spend money. SPEND MONEY. That's it.