I feel so bad for Eris. She does what she can for her people, sacrificing herself to Greyfrier to make it happen, and yet they still betray her and gravely injure Tiffanyer in the process.

Hopefully Eris can help Tiffanyer recover her memories and they can be together again as friends and cousins.

It’s something that’s been bugging me about this series for a while — although I like the world-building and premise, I get frustrated every time there is a dialog scene.

I thought it was a Soma thing but with the latest conversation involving the headmaster and Soma’s parents it looks like the wishy-washy dialog infects all the characters.

It’s not just the inane in-jokes and the know-it-all attitudes displayed by the speakers, it’s also the fact that it takes lengthy conversations which reveal so little regarding the topic being discussed to give us a small tidbit about anything of importance which gets to me.

Hearing each character say “uh-huh” over and over again is just tiring.

@neosovereign
Waaay late to the party, but
Makoto describes the size of the barrier as

It made me think of the Tokyo Dome, but I thought it might've actually been even bigger

The Tokyo Dome is 62 meters tall. But, Zagan is described as

he was probably over a hundred meters tall, which made dragons and giants look like kittens

Zagan is described as a lion, so presumably a quadruped, longer than he is tall. Thus, he must be significantly bigger than the entirety of the barrier.
He would have had to attack from the outside. The barrier absorbs mana attacks, but Zagan seemed to mainly use melee attacks with his body. So, I guess him attacking Sakurai would've taken the form of swiping blindly into the barrier hoping to hit him. Like a very big kitten playing with a very big ball.

The ending almost made me cry.

@Rahul-Balaggan thank you!

It seems a bit of a too important detail for a bonus short story...
That Noah and Althena were both just old enough to be there at the end of Titanomachia, but the other goddesses were all born after it.

@LeavesCat It's not his fault, he's just being Garyl, lovable doofus. It's the others who interpret it as flirting/leading them on.

I was disappointed.

While the first volume was fairly light and often cutesy, it always came back to the central plot and the drama inherent to the dragonkin society. Part two seems almost aggressively uninterested in whatever plot hooks, drama, or mystery it presents to us, or has presented before.

Story: Your husband faces a strong opposition from the nobles, and also somebody tried to kill you.
Protagonist: I know what to do! I'll develop a hot springs resort!

Story: Your host has probably tried to get rid of you by telling you the weather's good when they knew a blizzard's coming.
Protagonist: Huh. Anyway, should the main dish sold at the resort be a mushroom sandwich, or a mushroom sandwich with cheese?

Protagonist: My husband is from a long-lived people, he'll most likely survive me, isn't that sad?
Story: Nope, by marrying him your life expectancy was automatically extended to match his.

Volume 1: Changing into dragons, and especially changing back, is a big deal! It's pretty tiring and dangerous and there are tons of social customs around it.
Volume 2: Nah, everybody changes there and back all the time and there won't be even a mention of any potential downside to it.

And so on, and so on.

The first volume was of the flawed, but charming and entertaining variety. This one is, like, if you're not interested in your own plot, why should I be?

I remember hearing years ago that the author was planning for another volume after You like me, not my daughter? was concluded, but the latter ended in 2022 and we still got nothing. I don't know if author changed his mind or it was a baseless rumor to begin with.

A new harem member for volume 3, who knows his secret and has powers of her own. That could be fun.

"I don't think there is anything you can do that will surprise me anymore, anyways why are you here?"
"To save you of course!"
"HUH?!?"

That was quick...

"What the hell happened over the past few hours?"

Some of the best character growth I have read.

@eugenewf said in Question about Land Mines:

I'd say that as the party's living conditions stabilize she goes from tyrannical to mildly bossy.

Which makes sense. She isn't confident at first that Touya and Nao are taking how dire their situation is seriously enough, that they are thinking since they are isekai'd they might have plot armor or that they can treat it like a game.

We find out fairly soon how bad things get for other students who were less ruthless and cautious. I'd say the world proves her right.

@staylo67

Every phone should have a reader. iOS has iBooks and android can get Google Play Books.

The bonus content is located after the afterwards in the epub download.

While there are plenty of desktop apps Calibre will allow you to read the epub as well.

Volume 2 (Premium Edition): 2 Bonus Short Stories Mana-Sick—Gilbert’s Memories Potential—Collett’s Memories

Volume 17 (Premium Edition): A Bonus Short Story Consideration of the Future

Volume 3 (Premium Edition): A bonus short story Sunscreen—Dias

Volume 4 (Premium Edition): A Bonus Short Story & Textless Color Illustrations The Relic Collection of Thousand Tricks

Volume 18 (Premium Edition): A bonus short story & Exclusive Translator's Column Extra: The Exorcist and the Appraiser (Inside His Mind)

Volume 6 (Premium Edition): A Bonus short story One Twisted Guy Hides His Embarrassment

Volume 7 (Premium Edition): 4 Bonus Short Stories Elmorahd Pens a Hero Tale Let's Make an Anti-See-Through Barrier The Otherworld Heroines’ Otherworld Massages, Part 3 Let's Aim for the Top of the Academy, Part 7