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My main problem with suspension of disbelief with the premise right now is, what seinen novel protagonist wears that much eyeliner and speaks like an overbearing sly fox? XD (Like... it's not like that's never happened, and if it were to happen somewhere, it would be Korea where men's fashion...

How utterly convenient XD (This scene was somehow really wonderfully executed, despite that, though, I thought.)

Alas. It would be good if people got their information right first before making a mission of informing everyone. (Heck, even if this one were true, the next question would have to be, "how LONG do you sit around watching the kitten pathetically before you should intervene?" because otherwise...

This is so bad and ham-handed and makes me scream "DEAR GOD WHY" in so many chapters that I'm actually conversely quite enjoying it. (Though I presume one day soon it's going to cross a line and do something actually offensive to me instead of just severely eyebrow-raising and/or hysterically...

"I hate it when people want me for their own selfish desires, so when this guy came along, the first thing I did was offer myself in a contract of servitude." ??????? Also how can the hero's party be so badly written. Even by the low standards of the "they were soo mean to me boo-hoo" wangst...

"Don't trust people so easily," he says now, at the prospect of sharing a domicile—and not at the beginning of the series when she proposes binding herself to him forever at the drop of a hat? The logic in this series remains impeccable.

Wait, hold up. Girl. If you understood all this about how signing a contract with him could and likely would go so horribly wrong. WHY. I can't even. WHAT IS THIS MANGA. It's like it's a parody of itself and doesn't know it. This is edging into so-bad-it's-good territory for me. XD

All of the villains in this are going to make me cringe with how ham-handedly they're written, aren't they.

What the fresh hell is this illogic. The only thing going for this is that the kids are cute. I could feel better about that without the slave-fantasy subtext going on?

Both adorable and strange and occasionally one tiny inch away from being horror, huh XD

Honestly I quite like this sweet fluffy knight boy, but that's all the more reason I want him to keep from getting too emotionally involved if he's not going to actually be the boyfriend. He deserves better than that.

I dearly love how Emma went from "My lady, I can't believe you're being so bold as to speak his name!" to being so comfortable as to talk about her friend writing erotic novels, in basically sixty seconds.

MAGNIFICENT. *chef's kiss*

Sweet, cute, and a little sad. @Alrange: Although I'm not an expert on the subject, my impression of dolphins is that that's like... It's not wrong in the broadest sense, but... As species of animals go, throwing that insult at them seems inappropriate: They are capable of, and often practice...

I see we've gone from "the relation is pretty deceptive," all the way to, "this relation literally contains Potemkin villages". Honestly I'm almost happier with it this way? Refuge in audacity and all that. XD

@fadasa123: It's okay, I can assure you there has been absolutely zero math in this so far (or anything remotely resembling it XD I'm not even entirely positive the kids even get paper educations, really, if so it's been off-screen ;'p)

@cnd: By that same logic, if you find the comments on these series predictably annoying, you should just avoid them, and not complain about them. (I don't endorse that line of reasoning. Keeping one's nose out of everything that has a chance of annoying us is no way to live.) I would propose...

@cnd: Ah yes, the classic "don't complain about it if you don't like it". Really, now? I mean my entire impression of the series is, "it's great, except for the whole cougar thing," so yes, I am going to whinge with the best of them. XD

I can only assume this chapter made more sense in the author's head, and they just sort of forgot to explain some leaps of logic. Like I have zero notion about what the hair-cutting and all that was about. To convince the dad? The sister? What...? I can come up with explanations that sound...

This is the oldest of rom-com developments, but such magnificent execution.