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Plot twist: the necklace is just a gift to go along with the invitation and it's only a coincidence that it's the same as the elf's (they're mass produced). Elf girl got away just fine.

I'll be honest, this translation is rough.

Ah yes, after not being in the same room for about a month, of course they can play an ensemble perfectly. Also, was there a particular reason why Ageha had to keep the fact that she was in the USA a secret?

For someone who claims to love books, she sure doesn't know much about books. And right after her mother tells her about how they have to prepare for winter, instead of using that avocado oil for cooking, heating or light, what this impoverished household needs is shampoo!

*Knocks boy into fire* *Guy with the exact same build jumps back out* "Huh?! Where did you come from?!" This is gold.

This feels in line with how gods have typically been depicted or interpreted. Classical gods of Greek and Roman mythology were always partial to their own kin or followers and would smite others when favors came from them. The term "favored people" also show up from time to time in the holy...

Perhaps a descendant of the brother that also spent time on the alien water world and thus inherited the alien's power?

@kenx And I rather it remain in the 1800s where it belongs anyways, it's not something that I'm going to get into so I'll just say that people may want to stop for a second and think for a bit before posting something that goes, more or less, "so slavery isn't THAT bad".

Goddamit, are we really doing the "good slave-owner" trope here as well?

This will have to suffice as my Kuutei Dragons fix for now.

I mean, all those video game bosses were kinda enough to patiently wait for me to scarf down a crate of apples so it's only fair that an MC do the same.

It is in the other nobles' best interests to let the MC's household go under. They were probably only kept around so that money could be leeched off of them but now that that's gone, they can be disposed of. MC is obviously naive but there's nothing she could have done. It doesn't matter what...

Wait, the world maps in Japan have it in the middle?

Not to be too contrarian but I really did not care at all for how she died. Her relationship with her mother seemed to have no bearing on the story based on the synopsis so it feels cheap to focus on it here. Spoilers for chapter 2: All this chapter is for, is to get cheap melodrama at the...

I did as the chapter title told me to do. Thank you

Since none of the Achiga players are in the individual nationals, it makes sense for their power level to peak here and I wouldn't be surprised if they won the finals. Ritz needs to save some stuff for the Individuals when she gets to them at the turn of the century.

I don't think the story wants readers to view Ryan as sympathetic, but rather as a pathetic husk of a human. A kind of worse-case future that Eque might have become had she gone down a path of irresponsibility and selfishness to escape her duties and her station. I mean, I don't think (or...

I think that's the point. Rei's whole schtick is his feelings of guilt, especially for things that are really out of his control. I can only imagine this arc ending with Tanaka helping him tackle this a bit.

From what I've gathered of this story and what's been covered in the anime

Is the whole series just going to be people explaining stuff to each other and/or the reader? "As you know, ..." "This? Well this is..."