I love how smoothly the tale transitions from Mary's version to Victoria's. Watching the Queen and Elizabeth discuss everything, and question whether or not they're dancing in Mary's palm, is fantastic because it gives us insight into how two of the strongest view events.

@Almond-Magnum It does feel like a confluence of two common factors in these sorts of stories: the "lifelong servant of an aristocrat" usually being anywhere from five to ten years older than their charge (as seen in other examples with any combination of genders and preferences), and these sorts of otome stories having the woman be in their teens or just out of it (nineteen seems to be the common age), and the man being a well-established twenty-something.

Don't write Allen off just yet. He and his minions harem strap-hangers friends are on their way to save you (whether you like it or not).

@Zerio Back in volume 5, the party heard that the King had a slime as his familiar.

Script: Four people teleport to the Kissinger Estate
Illustration: Ion cannon strike!

One of the areas where Manga Edward looks better than LN Edward:
Manga: But what brought me the greatest joy... was knowing Prince Edward thought of me when he chose this place.
LN: The Royal Family have long had a holiday home on the Kissinger lands.

"Plus, our wedding may have been broadcast to the entire empire... but there were no close shots of our faces. Our identities should be perfectly anonymous."

As with the LN, I have to wonder how (and why) people would broadcast an entire royal wedding without giving anyone a good look at the bride and groom.

Now, to be fair, it is possible for some very well known faces to go unrecognised in public (there's a famous anecdote about Marilyn Monroe pulling it off with body language alone, for instance). But... uh, I don't think Carolina and Edward have the necessary skills to pull that one off.

Carolina vs Suspiciously Well Cut Meat Skewer: Hmm... I've got wild animals in my ancestry if I go back far enough, right? This should be easy!

I hear by propose public hanging of both the fiance and slut companion.

Glancing at both your reports, I have to wonder if both being chapter 28 has any significance.

The crying girl?
That's Yurica, from Invaders of the Rokujouma!; JNC uses her as the image for error pages.
Fight! Yurica!

@JustAnOfficePlant Thank you for letting us know. This error has been fixed, and the part is now available to read.

That was a cute extra story in the ebook. Mila’s a cutie, looking forward to claiming her fiancé. ;)

@GeorgeMTO No, I use a simple internet connection over my phone provider.

Too bad Katsuya doesn't have a brain. His "special power" is one he so desperately needs, because he's otherwise all too willing to sacrifice the team to save just one person. And by "special power" I mean Beta's brainwashing, since he's apparently so epically dense that the ability to read, act and react to the flow of battle couldn't possibly be a special ability.

I wonder if his brother the king will let him come back to Irede with no strings attached.

OK now!

We've got a competent claimant to the throne, if one doesn't mind a succession struggle or two.
Good to know.
...Or at least rumors paint him as competent... Well, if in comparison to the current Crown Prince, what's that phrase? "The bars kinda low?"

Mr. Matcha!

The Warrions are nuts.

"The scent of lady Sophelia's magic"?
kinky

I'm pretty sure I didn't miss anything, but

THEY ARE SO MARRIED

Ah, Zarish, it was nice knowing you.

Ah nevermind, no it wasn't. Karma's a b****. :-)

Wow, even given a clear path forward and shown how rushing into a solution backfired, the Prince just doubles down on his foolishness.

I love that even when being confronted with the Prince's stupidity and facing arrest, Seika aims for as peaceful solution as possible until the Prince doubles down on trying to take Yifa. It's nice to see him verbally berate the Prince and finally call him out on all the shit he's done.

Lize also finally takes a stand and calls out the Prince. She even shows reason by both agreeing with Seika's requests about the Dragon and offering Yifa a gift of elementals to aid her.

I'm glad it seems we're finally done this arc. It kind of sucked that these last few chapters were spent mostly with the Prince being scummy and dragging things down.

If seekers have only one chance to open the door of truth and if there is a tendency for seekers who reach that point to take the easy way out, then the number of seekers who not only open the door of truth and survive the trial that lies beyond must be vanishingly rare.

His tamed monsters are totes bullies, aren't they?

Vol 5 ch. 5 p. 1 “Given that there’s only one in, I’m not too surprised, thought” should be “though”?

Cute chapter. All of his summons are adorable sleepers