For a moment I thought we were getting a plot twist where Yoshin suddenly remembered a girl he was close to when he was a kid, leading to the realization that he and Nanami did already met in the past.
They didn't end up in the same place, but with the help of technology they were still be able to meet each other's families. The grandparents are fun characters and really supportive...to the point our main couple will have to fight to not get married and having a kid immediately after graduation.
I'm sure my family would've reacted the same as Yoshin's if I showed them the picture pf a girlfriend as beautiful as Nanami. Too bad it never happened.

@kuali
He's a sexist who thinks all women need guardians, of course he wants to usurp her place and position.

Erich has a legit priestess in his inevitable party getting a necromancer would just break party cohesion.

I can still see the mage being a recurring character since we know the nobles in the capital are plotting something.

@isekaitruckdriver said in Disowned but Not Disheartened! Vol. 3 Discussion!:

Why do you "reward" people with events?

Because they're extroverts, and are doing unto others as they would like to be done to themselves.

@Phabiohost Blanc is kinda the opposite too yeah. She did show alot of Hype been a so called PART OF FOUR HEAVENLY KINGS so your right, she would most likely just be in the open Loudly boasting taking over....

Oh... well actually I didn't quite picture it playing out quite like that...

I kind of want a PoV from one of Beowulf's guards because I can only imagine they have no idea what's going on, probably lots of quiet whispering going on once they get off duty.

Is part of the chapter missing? It starts at a costume fitting but I don't remember any costume fitting from the last part. Or a festival.

@isekaitruckdriver said in Even Exiled, She’s Still the Beloved Saint! St. Evelyn’s Weird and Wonderful Friends Vol. 1 Discussion!:

It's like Ascendance of a Bookworm... But (almost) every character is Hartmut.

Theodore even looks the part. (Literally the first thing I noticed when I picked up the manga: "oh this guy looks exactly like Hartmut")

@Aquasakura apologies. I was mostly being hyperbolic (except for the question related to Glen) and most of the questions were airing my frustrations about the choice of the author, because I genuinely enjoyed the first book and liked the academy part with all the politics inside it.

Thank you for taking the time to reply to those questions anyway.

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Man, she's in for a rude awakening ittn't she...

"Then, it seems like you influenced Duke Redmoon to mobilize Tearmoon's army and get the situation under control.

"Ganudos Port Country was destroyed and subsumed by Tearmoon. It became the Ganudos domain! It says you implored them to leave their nation's future in your hands..."

I wonder what the Mia of that timeline really thought. I can't imagine she would've been excited to find herself in the same position as the Sion of her original timeline, even if she recognized its necessity. And Mia asking people to let her be responsible for them is something that Mia will only do if there's no other choice left

"Hi!" "Hi hi!"
"Hello!"
"So, where's this noble dude we're meeting, anyway?" peering intently around
"...That'd be me."
"Huh?" "Wowzers!"

Well, it was funny. Stella being a closet pervert, Shizuku never managing to stray too far from the path of the yandere brocon, and Okko's admissions the school thorough a climatic duel.
We also learned a bit more about the ojou sama student council member, that in about every other series would've lead to her falling for Ikki after he saved her from an arranged marriage, but km this case the author decided that we didn't need another harem series in an OTP series.

Ooo, what will we find deeper in the dungeon?

While I'm curious about the where (gestation) and how (delivery) of male pregnancy, no need to toil through another volume to answer that question. I should just see if I can find Junior on streaming. 8-) 8-)

@Kotenmaru That felt somewhat random after building up the idea of the Wards.

Imagining Emilia being cute is failing me.

@Ingraman said in Looks like a Job for a Maid! The Tales of a Dismissed Supermaid Vol. 1 Discussion!:

@Darkchaser said in Looks like a Job for a Maid! The Tales of a Dismissed Supermaid Vol. 1 Discussion!:

My biggest complain "Why no Nina dress up pictures?" If they had cameras there they could have taken a real photoshoot and sold them for money.

I’m half-expecting that one or more of the outfits will be part of the full ebook’s color artwork, since we didn’t get them in black and white. We’ll find out in a month, I guess. :)

O_O

We didn't get any of the dress-up session in the color art. Nina’s always in her maid uniform in the color images! ;_; <sniff>

@PeachyGreen would be ok for me. I wouldn't mind if it keeps going but ending while it's still good is a good strategy.

There were several issues with the pacing (especially clumsy time skips!) but I am surprised how many times this story made me full-on ugly cry.

I’d definitely be interested in more by this author

I can see how he will become the world unifier.

But also, wouldn't he be a god by any definition? He's an immortal with divine energy. Even Demi-Gods are considered gods in most religions once they become immortal/accomplish some great feat. Him being weaker than some other gods doesn't diminish what he is in my eyes.