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How dare that capitalist pig dog talk shit about the glorious peoples republic of Coldona. Purge him and all dissidents to the gyuu~lags.

What the heck, Jeremy?! You should know better than to punch the freaking imperial prince, no matter how angry that your stepmother got hurt. Sheesh, poor Shuli, having to clean up after her hothead kids in every lifetime. This is all a bit contrived, if someone claims to have planned all...

Tbh the Shino-kun skit was super sweet, it's interesting to think about how different everything would be if the genders were different. Hm, sadly, I don't think Nozomi would have been allowed to care for Shino if she were male. I mean, Nozomi's motives are already seen with some suspicion...

The empress is intriguing, but doesn't seem to have much respect for the emperor. Of course, with the dang church raising an army against the empire, she's probably not feeling too charitable towards her husband if he's not reigning those usurpers in. All that pressure leaves no room for poor...

Can't you snipe a series like Duchess of the Attic? The releases are so slow, and fans would actually appreciate your work. Seriously, if you have beef with a scan group, forget them and just do a small project on your own.

My God, her power level... Using unusual mental images to help her memorize difficult subjects?! Truly we're witnessing the birth of an unstoppable monster...

Papa is best girl.

I'm thinking that Nozomi is very slowly beginning to realize what a lot of commenters have already noticed: Nozomi is using Shino as a replacement for her dead husband, and once Shino starts her own life, Nozomi will have nothing. The fact that Nozomi doesn't have hobbies outside of work and...

Aw, Shuli, you're such a good girl! I'm so happy to see a religious main character, it's rare in any media to see a positive portrayal of someone with faith. And it doesn't condemn non practitioners either, since her new family was raised agnostic and are still good people. She's a good contrast...

Why's everyone complaining about NTR when this was a sweet, wholesome chapter? I like Koga's perspective on Meguro's passive attitude, she does get to try a lot of things without judgement.

This is so overdramatic, but honestly this is the first time I've stayed invested in a shonen sport manga even during matches.

Man, I love the professor, way different than what I expected. He and sensei make a great duo. But seriously, who the hell takes their student with them on a vacation to a hot spring? Where he had his honeymoon?? Getting some closeted conservative vibes from Professor Boomer.

The entire series has been leading to this point, and I'm so impressed by how well such a delicate, sensitive scene was handled. Tachibana may be a blundering weirdo, but he was so honest and so caring, giving Shino the chance to finally acknowledge her despair. He pushed her, but not too far...

Nani the fuck is up with that "taco" salad. Curry powder, ketchup, worschistor sauce, parmesan cheese... they chose ingredients from every nation except Mexico.

Wise older widower who treats you like an intelligent human>>>>>>>hot young guy with anger issues Johannes is so cool (and kinda hot) 🤤 Shuli is such a mom 😆

Am I the only one who's glad that Jun/Louisa is purifying Marcus' soul? I mean, he's been miserable for a thousand years, is punishing the people responsible any longer going to make him happy? The series is called "This Time I Will Definitely be Happy", not "I Will Definitely Destroy the World...

Oh hey, this series seems pretty comfy, let's check it out- Chapter two: Main character makes friends with amoral slave traders and buys a human being to do her bidding. Well. That sure was a fast drop.

This has to be one of the hardest chapters I've read in this series, I've never seen grief portrayed so realistically. Shino is finally ready to talk about her feelings she's been suppressing, but I don't think Nozomi is ready. She and Nozomi have been pretending everything was normal, and their...

I really like the coworker guy, even if he is insensitive to his friend's grieving family without meaning to. He's dealing with grief just like Shino and Nozomi, but he doesn't have the benefit of their excellent support system, and so he's not dealing with his grief well. Dang, he and the...

I'm glad this story finally wrapped up, though I'm disappointed that Hibiki's past never was expanded. I feel there were hints of something bigger plot-wise in the background, but still, after all these years and hiatuses, I'm just glad it finished on a fairly satisfying note.