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@Solipsist @Trezcast - well, writing protagonists with weaknesses is the basic advice for writers you can find anywhere. Having strength and weakness come from the same source is more advanced advice. Maybe this thought is more easily accessible to Japanese? Because it's a Buddhist saying or...

@aFFi - I see. I read that manga before, so it came to mind, but it didn't seem to be similar to this one, so I was confused. @Dvoid @Trezcast - I suspect the fake saint is reincarnated too. That would explain a lot. @Trezcast - Japan is said to be the place that breeds very naive people, and...

Oh, it's from the author of Nozoemon? Very wholesome of him.

@aFFi @Bootybug - is it a reference to some other manga? What's the name of that manga, and is it worth reading?

@redmage - slaves are not all the same. One of those ex-noble girls would be quite knowledgeable, but a badly injured beastman girl is not what he was recommended to buy.

@Oeconomist - I still think that teaching them some real jobs, like farming, smithing or slaying monsters, would do better for their future than teaching them to work as waiters. That kind of job can only be done while you're young.

@dextersTomato - I guess MC's willingness to forgive Izabelle shows that she is worthy of the title "saint". Isn't being a saint all about limitless kindness?

I wonder if Pink is also totally unlike her magical girl image, and it's hard for her to maintain the "usual" cheerful look.

@Nikosgarofola - all 4 words in the title are written differently, but mean the same thing. First word in is hiragana, second in katakana, third in kanji and the final word is an English word transliterated into katakana.

What kind of skill is "secret hole"? Does it mean something like "extra reserves for emergencies"? Or "inventory"?

Well, I guess there is hope for this kingdom after all. But overall, public order seems to be horrible. I hope the MC will end up elected as the president of this country in the end, as the incompetent king is deposed.

@Dlroth - bear's maw of capitalism. Well, I don't expect a teenage girl to understand the intricacies of human rights and worker rights. But even for an isekai protagonist, Yuna severely lacks in ability to see the big picture. What children in the orphanage need, is education and experience in...

@Morsealworth - I don't think there ever was a fantasy race that's bad with metal weapons. Fairies are supposed to be bad with iron and good with magic, but it's rare for succubi to be classified as fairies. Succubi are demons by default.

This is quite different from the (web?) novel version. In there, Valentino's robot had ability to control other golems with that elradrite.

Rescuing princesses is outdated. Marry the demon lord instead.

@mireaderc - "top secret. Eat after reading."

@Amatsukaze_KaiNi - The kidnappers' deaths aren't a spoiler, as it's a foregone conclusion at this point. But I can tell you I liked the way it happened in the web novel.

I know Jean has a lot on her plate, but that is not the way to bring up a child.

@TNT261 - there are probably all sorts of reasons why the gods can't do it, but the ideal solution would be to reincarnate the god of games to some other world as an adventurer. This way, he would have his fun, and this world would be rid of him.

@mimisan - the manga tries to be fast-paced. But the best part, the one about all the kidnappers dying, is yet to come. @Yurisivel - our MC is an assassin. Killing people in cold blood is what she does.