It was also vandalized a couple of years ago.

I see they still haven't fixed the damage done to its face. Looks horrendous. Poor woman.

I hate these sorta nonsensical bets as setup for plot development. Even if the plot itself is already nonsensical.

Yeppyepp. Suspiciously unaffected by magic ... at least when the story doesn't demand that she kinda is. ^^

Ah yes, just what the world needs. Another generic isekai adaption with the same shitty setup as every single one of them; including slavery 5 minutes into the story. Sigh.

Hrrm, I don't know. I feel these two chapters were kinda messy and didn't quite land. Yeah, you know what it's trying to do, but I'm not sure it's really doing it all that well ...

Jesus Christ Ritz. You can't draw Nodoka running from that perspective with those proportions wearing that outfit ...

Nice gaslighting.

... and what a nonsensical leap of logic by our heroine.

Huh? ...

Casually collared, kinda, I guess.

Don't really see how evil gal can still interfere here. Threaten to/make their relationship public or something, I guess? Back to the blackmail would be a bit odd though ... ^^

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... when the chapter title already makes you smile because you know what's coming.

Or in this case ... who. winkwinknudgenudge.

Manhua (and manhwa) really love this sorta cheap edgelord crap in yuri, for some reason.

I thought that was her in the last panel but it looks like it's their potted plant.

Oh yeah. Curse that potted plant standing still like a penguin in a zoo.

So she gets her revenge for the fake locking out by fake leaving, am I reading that right?

Not a big fan of Kanna potentially changing her entire life on a somewhat lukewarm, whimsical decision to romance her at the airport.

I really struggle with suspending my disbelief with this one. It's just too insanely nonsensical ^^#

As a German, I've never felt so insulted in my life as while reading this chapter, and there's a lot I get to hear about my home country. Finally I understand why people waste time on stuff like "sensitivity reading" ...

The idea that a German baker would be impressed be the flavorless sawdust pressed into vague bread shapes over freshly baked(!) real bread defies any reasonable belief. It's like suggestion to an Italian that frozen pizza is just as good, or to a French that processed cheese is perfectly acceptable, or to an American that ... well, forget Americans, they are hopeless, but otherwise!

(also how on earth is she slicing bread? Well, I'll not pretend I'm infinitely knowledgeable about how people do it; but I've never seen anyone cut a bread horizontally into some sort of pizza-shaped thing ^^; )

(also southern Germany - at least in parts - had notoriously bad soil. At the very least it's not particularly rich soil. That's why you get these sorta frugal-simple meals/lifestyles ^^)

she is the one whom left

She's also the one who came back. I never got the impression Joe had any expectations that she'd this or that; that's clearly something she wanted to do and is doing on her own iniative.

... so honestly don't get what this drama is even about. It's "too late"? Does she have terminal cancer? ^^ If not, what's the problem ...

A satisfying chapter. Keep going like that!

I always struggle with plots where all that's necessary to progress is tell somebody to fuck off and move on with life. It's not actually much of a challenge, and especially in this situation, where there's barely any connection between the two ... ^^

2) How exactly will Bai Yan's (obviously doomed) attempt to steal Xiao Lu get connected to Xiao Lu's subby sexual yearnings (assuming it does)?

imo it looks like ex-friends-that's-a-bit-too-late is attempting to manipulate that dude with a crush to interfere in some way.

Which will probably trigger some more jealousy/possessiveness/protectiveness, similar to this chapter, and somewhere along the line Tongtong's going to realize what's going on with Xiao Lu.

Was a surprising fun and memorable series. I particularly remember that plainly spelled out crude moment in one of the chapters ... shame about the meh ending though ^^;

I'm vaguely convinced it might be the exact opposite to the witch theories: she could be the descendant of some sort of witch-hunter. There surely must be some sort of special humans, otherwise how on earth does anyone in a medieval society "burn a witch"? Why would witches be scared of humans? They can go invisible, fly away, manipulate memories ... no, logic tells me there's some sort of "special humans" around.

... of course, this being based on world building logic, weeell. It's a bit flimsy with a series like this. But still. ^^

Not bad, not great for me. The heroine almost gives me isekai-protagonist vibes in how she goes about things, and the "love interest" really doesn't have much of a personality so far. Maybe now that it introduces some characters that might possibly be antagonistic there'll be some more to this.

You know you've been accepted into the family if you become a target of domestic violence.
On the flip side, there's overpriced shitty ice cream.

Aya's gonna be miserable about it, and Koga's going to find out or otherwise pick up on that and there'll be some kind of grand gesture to make up for it.

I can just picture Koga apologizing to producer dad in the middle of their talk about future stardom because she's got "something really important to do" and rushing to meet Aya, who is hanging out somewhere being down and depressed. Of course, producer dad won't be annoyed by it but rather go "ah youth" or somesuch thing and everything will work out anyway.

Also if that actually happens I wouldn't be surprised if it's The End of the series. ^^