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@outsiderice Yes, but the rules of otome isekai are different. In otome isekai, usually the most powerful one wins. Between a knight and a duke, the knight has no chance. Same between a duke and someone from the royal family, even worse if it's the heir to the throne.

@JustRyn My point stands though. It was less heteronormative ideas and more the fact that the setting says that girl and the hero were in love from an early age. He even left with the idea of coming back to marry her before destiny NTR happened. You have a girl who until a few days before was...

@Dewinda It depends on whether you consider this a shoujo or not. In my experience, in fantasy shoujos, the devoted one (Abel) is never the male lead, especially if he's not the most powerful, talented and charismatic male of them all (Sion), since the only ones who can beat them in shoujos are...

Ah, this is the good stuff. Wholesome love and not the bloodbath happening in the main work's unhinged fandom.

Well, at least she didn't go as far as to let him get arrested to protect her reputation. That's something. She cares.

Reading this made me remember how much I liked Dragon Quest and Shaman King. Yup, this guy lost me the second he said he wanted to enslave a harem. Have a nice day, everyone.

@Freestyle Some people just feel the need to validate their points of view, regardless of knowing they're talking to the wrong audience. Annoying.

@BraveHeartedHero

Let's not forget that, while the MC is playing around with the girl, having an idyllic "slow" life, the party that needs to save the world is crumbling apart because he left a sociopath in charge.

@BraveHeartedHero LN reader here.

No wonder the poor girl ended up like her father, all this time she thought she was good at teasing when it was the mom doing the work.

That's sexual harassment.

@ShortBarrelRaifu Short answer, yes. There are good people out there, but it turns out the government actively encourages that kind of behavior, so the ones to thrive are always the cartoonishly evil. Because there's no system to punish them.

@Wolfie_Fenri

This has to be the first otome isekai where it doesn't seem like the main character doesn't end up paired with a royal. Would be nice if by the end, you know who didn't end up being the lost son of a neighboring empire.

@orb4eva Disagree. It might affect VAs, and even then, it's heavily skewed towards preferring women, but it definitely doesn't affect mangaka. Look at Rumiko Takahashi, she's one of the richest mangaka of Japan, with multiple great hits, which is something no other mangaka can boast about...

@orb4eva Be the change you want to see. Nobody is stopping you from drawing what you want and publishing it. Unlike western media, manga and anime don't discriminate because of gender, both in the professional and non professional sectors. Degenerates included. And you know damn well what female...

@millenialboomer The heroine is also a reincarnator though and, unlike Bertia, she's a very unlikable girl.

Kinda nice she's still struggling and it may end up with her realizing she also played a part in her own misfortune by pushing her family away. By this time, usually in an otome isekai the girl already has half of the male cast drooling for her.

Joke's on you, I don't have one.