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Thanks for the huge update! Man, the main character is starting to really live up to her title, having people killed and whatnot... I think this will come back to bite her later on, when Lawrence finds out (and I bet he will).

Am I the only one who finds it weird to introduce someone as "my lover"? How about "girlfriend", or something? Or does the title have some in-game significance? (Did they know each other IRL to begin with?)

Without going into too much detail (and spoilers), I feel like this manga has been one of the reasons why "lewd handholding" has become a running joke among the readers. Despite the really weird stuff that occasionally happens in the series, the author seems to have a view about what teenagers...

I can see it already... she's going to lose too so the MC can arrive in the nick of time. Not a bad trope, but you can go overboard with it if the enemy defeats too many allies in long battles before the MC makes his entrance.

It's like this manga is trying to make people rage on purpose. This new development is painful beyond description.

@rluka If that is the case, then I still honestly don't understand what Yano's problem is. Labels are generalizations, they describe how people in a social circle tend to react to a person - they do not work the other way around, as in they do not dictate how that person should act. Sometimes...

If you need to be complicit to bullying to be popular, then to hell with popularity. If your friends ignore you because you spoke up against a bully, then they aren't really your friends. Then again, I always found such portrayals of a classroom "society" forced, Japanese-specific social...

Whether Cephas is right or wrong in doing what he does is sadly an irrelevant discussion considering that there's about a 90% chance that he's only being used by other nobles in other countries to further their goals. That's how the story usually goes: take an idealist who also happens to be an...

Great chapter and an interesting twist. I still get the feeling that the relationship between Melida and Elisa is not the healthiest dynamic ever, but we don't have to solve everything at once.

This is cute, but if it turns out they haven't even kissed yet (and the guy friggin' proposed her in chapter 1) I'm gonna riot.

EDIT: Double post, please delete me

@rejin, @sedition Thanks for the explanation, at least now I understand where the translators are coming from, even if the word still makes no sense. (Just because one can indeed use "cultivate" as a kinda-sorta synonym for "hone", doesn't mean you can just convert it to a noun. People who...

I've read through most of what's available, but haven't gotten much closer to understanding what has been bugging me for years: why on Earth do all these Chinese translations insist on using the word "cultivator"? From what I can gather, the original meaning of the word here is something close...

I think my previous comment might have been misunderstood. It's not that the kids would be in danger of getting kidnapped or anything, it's just that they are in the middle of a school trip, at a place the kids are totally unfamiliar with, left by themselves like this they have a high chance of...

Hold on. An elementary student is carsick, so the teacher... leaves him behind with another elementary student and tells them to catch up later?? Is it just me, or is this teacher really out of his mind?

@ritoshishino Slightly more twisted than that. On one hand, she wanted to be Melida's equal so they can stay together in life, on the other hand she wanted Melida to be stronger because she was using her as an emotional crutch. Recent events seemed to have shot both of her desires to hell...

Someone actually claims to have proofread this? Goodness, half of the lines are straight up incomprehensible. :(

In her defense, seating arrangements were Serious Business in my class as well, since most people wanted to sit with their friends. The whole idea of predetermined seats feels stupid, especially if the teacher can change it at the last minute. Self-organization is a thing, you know.

Thanks for the chapter, but unfortunately many of the lines simply do not seem to make sense, which is all the more shocking considering the credits page says there were two people proofreading the script. Some lines that stood out: Page 1: "Did he propose?" - Wasn't Igarashi Hifumi-sensei the...

@unime Apparently she interfered in the past to keep the maids out of harm's way. In this aspect, she is actually more jaded/cold than her old self, which is an interesting contrast to her overall goals.