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What enjoyable fluff! Anyone else wondering who that goddess is?

And this chapter shows that Hades has definitely fallen for her. How other famous figures of Greek mythology will show up is yet to be determined. @Betony I doubt it. The Hades of this story has a very serious and just personality, and he's close to Demeter. So...

Leslie and Conrad make an adorkable pair. He's a wonderfully kind and understanding male lead, and he has some nice complexity. I wonder if he'll talk about the first time he ran into Leslie at the trial -- that would be some pretty good evidence. As for their ship, while their age gap isn't...

Fact check no.℮178: Atsushi is actually following the urban legend version of a set of English sayings under the heading of "Youth is wasted on the young." It actually was first recorded by an appearance in a newspaper and was misattributed to George Bernard Shaw. The adage was subsequently...

While I'm not sure about laws regarding this stuff in the Far East (in this case China), in the West, he wouldn't be guilty of any crime, since it was an accident occurring while defending himself. I think it wouldn't even be self-defence legally speaking, since all he did was push the guy away...

"Moe and Friends" said they'll do the full version of chapter 11, but will they do the same for chapter 1? And when do they plan on translating chapter 28? (Will it be before chapter 11? After chapter 11? etc.)

It's an entire series based on "Bait and Switch!" Nothing illegal here, so no worries.

His father has the khutspa to think that he's "overprotective?!" When was the last time he spoke to Miharu and actually listened? For anyone who thinks that this is unrealistic, think again. While degrees vary, everything I know about emotionally abusive parents matches up with this. In this...

That is one Hell of a case of parental neglect. His son has been taking care of household chores and food for at least ten years, and he doesn't even suspect that Miharu might have even a little experience with it?! Not to mention the fact that if Miharu hadn't been taking care of it, then it...

This is definitely a better place to start than meals, but shouldn't he go the route of things she can already eat (i.e.coffee) –> broth –> soup –> simple grains –> food? (Someone I'm close to was anorexic due to psychological problems (as opposed to self-image and control being an element) and...

For anyone who's as curious as I was, the English text on page 15 is taken from chapter 3 of Bram Stoker's Dracula. (And there I was thinking it was from Wilkie Collins... Well, I wasn't too far off, I guess.)

Welp, Reika has turned out to be a manipulative piece of work: she's basically centred herself around using people. And she's tempting the childhood friend to act on his worse impulses — at least he shows some evidence of being conflicted, and it's obvious that his emotions towards Kaoru are...

"Thank goodness." What the HELL?! Why ever say anything like that about someone's death? Also, you can really see how much people are considering them to be the same person, even though twins are two separate people.

The way the royal family had been portrayed, I was given the impression that they were corrupt in some way, but the emperor is a surprisingly good guy. However, his son worries me a little: either he's like the dowager or he's playing a very complicated political game (there are hints that his...

This chapter explains a lot... including the extent of Ibelina's anger at the author.

@Lazytyke No, you're not. Gred's reasoning for not informing Feza is incredibly poor, as was his plan for executing it. Basically, he's incompetent, I think.

Anyone else bothered by the fact that these girls just met? The gyaru is so suspicious, and Sayu is completely lack caution for someone who's been living on the streets (albeit in an odd way).

Because most people probably don't get the reference: Yogiri's code name, "ΑΩ," is a reference to the Bible (Revelation 22:13, to be exact). It is a description of God, especially Jesus, signifying His omnipotence in particular. Seeing as they only looked at him from the angle of his power...

In all honesty, I wouldn't mind (I'm a bit peculiar regarding femininity, though). However, I think it's more of how it's said than the statement itself: he said it with a bit of disappointment, so her reaction is to be expected.

@Anitvenomz No, Ming Yue is not pregnant, the extra food was for the pregnant Shu Tang. That said, even if our main couple were still cold to each other, Yun Ci is merely putting Ming Yue, himself, and their entire country in jeopardy. So, while it's hard to say just how news travels in...