I understand he's supposed to be less emotional, but still, the idea that "the thing itself matters" isn't that hard to grasp, even if you don't feel the same way. And that she'd be upset if he gave her his is also super predictable. He acts confused when her behavior is obvious and predictable.
@LordDim She can't say no. Not after he proposed in public in front of guests and his grandfather the duke, who also made it clear he supported it. Her family is broke, the duke is well regarded and their financial support, and political marriages are an acceptable and expected thing. She has no...
And here we're shown just how vacuous the entire thing is. "Why did you want to be a hero?" "Because it's cool." Except, after he got an aptitude that wasn't exactly what he wanted, he put no effort into being cool at all. He used boring clothes, hid his true power, had an awful personality, and...
And another member of the team who recognizes and values the MC without the MC having to speak up for himself. He can just stand there with a dumb look on his face and everyone gushes about how awesome he is.
Laying on the wish fulfilment a bit thick there, aren't you author? "You don't need to change at all, we will build you a cheerleading harem who innately understands your greatness without the need for you to express any desire. You just need to passively accept everything that is granted." The...
"Don't misunderstand"? She just specifically told you she was up for booty calls, what is there to misunderstand? You can think she's teasing you, but certainly not that you have a strictly professional relationship.
And as expected, it is too much to ask Remme to actually speak and communicate to others what he is doing. No, instead, he needs to be surrounded by people who immediately grasp his greatness without him saying or doing anything at all. Sorry, but in showbusiness, you need to promote yourself...
Oh, so not only is he using an unpopular combat style, he isn't even doing his best at it because he "can't reveal his true power". Seriously, this is entertainment. Why did he go into show business with such a half-assed motivation? Why did he even bother to train with a master that would...
Eh, this MC is garbage. He knows the weakness of his style, but he doesn't even try to explain what he is doing. I mean, how hard would it be to just tell them to have a go at a dungeon with him not casting his magic and with him casting it, as a practice run? Then they'd see what he is...
@Roadrunner9000 The premise of a lot of this stories is essentially "Obviously OP character is dismissed by people who can't tell he is obvoiusly OP, so he leaves to be OP elsewhere and then everyone comes back begging for forgiveness, or he gets his revenge". Basically, they appeal to people...
@Greenletta the female lead is supposed to be six years old already. She's the girl in the doodle that she imagines Hades following around. So she couldn't be her mother.
Interesting. So she is aware of the tradition of maintaining the light element, but she believed she was spared from it because she was so weak. In fact, the next heir had already been decided to be someone else, and thus the obligation to continue their eugenics experiment was shifted over to...
So wait, isn't that the familiar's fault? She's a newbie, so she was enlisted when she already was in highschool. That's one failure that's not her fault. If anything, the eyeball should be explaining why it scouted her when she's already past the sell by date.
What the hell? "I'm going to kill the prince no one likes because I'm neglected and considered a backup for the prince that is actually liked. So I hate the prince that has no relation to me. And I'll use his girlfriend as bait, even though I laugh about how he won't come save her, and I'm...
Splitting the introductory chapter into parts before the premise of the story can be introduced is a very bad idea. If it weren't for the summary, I would have no idea what is happening. If by the second release I still need the summary to explain the story, it's being poorly presented.
Man, that guy was rude, inviting someone else's vassals over to switch side in front of the lord. Even as a joke it's in pretty poor taste. It's just showing complete lack of respect for him because he's a kid, and he doesn't call him out on it. Instead he's actually deferential to the guy, even...
She's too good for him. And not only her character, I mean also stat wise. The whole point so far has been his effort in looking for talent in unlikely places, but I guess the author didn't think Ars would be cold enough to pick his own bride based on finding a woman with appropriate stats. So...
Being ambitious doesn't mean someone is evil. I'd say it makes them motivated to achieve their goals. The means they use would depend on their moral compass. Which he doesn't know at all. And yet, he's just going to believe everything she says, with no evidence? Like, "oh, this person who can...