I think that he doesn’t quite act like an adult. I just read him as a precocious kid. It would be cool to see some isekai where the characters don’t act like adults, but process things like children who just have a lot of extra info.
Also, adults make bad decisions too. Every bad or weird...
...does anybody else think the father is terrible? For the whole arc, as soon as one of his wives or daughters does something he doesn’t like, he starts kicking slapping, and I’m pretty sure at one point, choking them. He also just doesn’t seem to think for himself. At all. I know the crafty...
Doesn’t it suck when the preventative measures you thought would work don’t work and people still get sick? But, at least they have a good source of information.
Maybe I’ll pause this one, covid is still going on and I’m not really in the mood to read about the bubonic plague. Not when this...
It’s kind of hard to follow. And it’s not even that a lot of plot is happening, it’s just that it’s put together in a way where it’s hard to guess who is who and what they’re doing.
I feel so happy for her. I know that this story is mainly about her transition, but I would love it if she made another autobiographical comic about her everyday life being a mangaka. I’ve been hunting for fluffy or slice of life stories about lgbtq+ folks just living their lives, and I really...
Just reading about RLI...that could put somebody’s life in danger. What if they’re in a space where somebody might try to attack them for being trans? It could expose trans people to violence (physical, verbal, etc.) and scrutiny. I bet the logic behind it is that people have to try it first...
So...I think you CAN accidentally get pregnant. Birth control doesn't work 100% of the time. And when women aren't taught about how to use birth control and how their own bodies work, but are expected to be responsible for all the birth control that goes on in the relationship (despite the fact...
When it comes to bullying like that, there are several different ways to approach it. I think maybe in this case, if he had offered to help her, it would have gone a bit differently. His sense of justice isn’t the issue. I think he should have at least spoken to her a bit. But who knows, she...
So...he’s saying that she could be used for political gain, so she should let HIM use her for political gain before anybody else does? He’s the former king but that doesn’t really mean he has the power to protect her. Adoption would be more interesting. Or even making her an employee. Plus, I...
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a scene in a comic where a daughter stands up for her mom like this. Usually it’s the other way around. It’s nice to see.
And Mildred is like my mom. She’s in her 50s, almost 60s, and easily passes for 35.
You know what? If I had the i intelligence and beauty to seduce the top brass of a country that treated me and my people like trash, I would probably try and destroy the country too. I hope we learn more about this lady.
My friends and I have actually done this before! We called it the hot seat. You get a minute to write down all the compliments you can, and then one person at a time, you tell them how great they are. None of us took compliments very well so it was hell for us. It’s flattering and embarrassing...
Maybe somebody hired him to get the live potion for them? Since he’s a knight, maybe the noble he’s sworn to told him to do it. And...I was genuinely surprised that he apologized for yelling at her. Let’s see how his character development goes.
I don’t see how this is passive. She isn’t really being merciful here. Think about what she wants: complete distance and separation from her aunt and uncle. She’ll be “merciful” as long as they leave her and Clive alone. If they try to come at her again, she can have them jailed and force them...
I think Clarence genuinely did not want to make a scene. She’s trying to distance herself and sometimes you just don’t want to engage with toxic people anymore. But the boss is right, she shouldn’t have tried to hide it from Clive, since he’s trustworthy and he cares about her.
The magician is...
The crown prince seems manipulative and creepily possessive. I’m glad Clarence got away from him. The priest and the knight seem like good guys, and the magician...have we seen the magician at all?
I would looove to work at a bookstore and live above it for free! I don’t think that kind of...
I’m really appreciating the fact that she’s able to get space from the main leads, and she’s just meeting new people and preparing to start a new life. I would actually still like the story if the four nosy guys would just...stop.
I...don’t think Clarence would ever want to be empress, and if...
When Clarence calls herself a sinner for killing people, it just makes me think...the priest is there. The church or whatever religious institution this country has probably endorsed the war. If she’s a sinner, they’re sinners too. The “thou shall not kill” sentiment she has is usually applied...