Would depend on how the healing in that verse functions considering too much of anything can be deadly.

After all, cancer is just our cells doing what they're supposed to do but at too frequent a rate. Now imagine if the healer, say, gives you a shallow cut that still manages to draw blood. Not a big deal by itself, right? What if they follow that up by overdoing the healing process on that cut, however? So instead of just having a natural blood clot to prevent healing out, instead you get a dangerous blood clot cutting off circulation to that part of your body entirely and thus killing the body part. If they cause internal bleeding and then do that to you... well then you're dead. Likewise, they break your bones, then heal the injury normally but without letting the bones set properly. You now have bones rattling about your insides poking dangerously into your muscles or nearby internal organs

Oh, and then there's the extreme torture capacity even if we assume they're limited to just normal healing without affecting the healing process in some way. Light someone on fire so they're experiencing nothing but extreme pain and agony. Stop it right before it'd overwhelm them completely and heal them back to near full health... and then smash their arm before tearing it off completely. They won't get to die, though, because you can heal them before their brain processes enough information to go into shock (or enough to bring them out of shock yourself), keep them just healed enough that they stay alive, and... well... you can be real creative and cruel in what you do to a person who you can force to survive anything you throw at them.

In short? Don't piss off the medic. The people who know what's needed to best keep a person together will ALSO know how to maximize harm in whatever manner they need at any given moment.

Only if she turned her sister into a blob monster first, then recovered and started looking towards trying to be a better person only to suddenly jump the shark and go all in on the crazy juice because the author hated the fans having some sympathy for her.

He's currently cosplaying, remember?

Anyways, this chapter is setup. These folks are looking for Rem because reasons and aren't even aware Krum is free. Considering how they treat their non-human soldiers, that group (and more) are likely to defect to following Diablo once the dust settles and it'll end up strengthening him for some future conflict. Likely with both his current kingdom and with the one these new characters are from.

Was wondering how long before she'd be forced to make a move to betray him.

Unfortunately for her current owner, him treating her with basic human decency has kinda made her want to stick with him over her.

Let's hope the reveal isn't botched.

Clearly that's Unknown who is obviously a completely different person than Kang Jinhyuk.

Clearly.

Oh boy.

Things are about to go pear shaped for everyone that isn't him. This is gonna be great!

I honestly hope she shows off that, yes she's still a mage and a damn better one than all of you.

It'd be a fitting way to convert the drill girl to part of the yuri harem.

Short version: The low rank nobility a teacher might be isn't stupid enough to threaten the child of a higher rank noble and invite the chance of having their lives completely upturned so they let the students handle things between themselves and only step in when absolutely necessary.



Detailed answer: Cultural difference combined with setting.

In the west student council is basically just another club where kids can get their feet wet with a minor taste of "responsibilities" while not actually having any real power or influence. In Japan, students are encouraged to be far more independent and deal with a lot more things on their own. So things like students managing their club budgets and whatnot are legitimate occurrences even if anime and manga do tend to present it in overdramatic ways or sometimes exaggerate what they can do to some extent.

Now combine that with the all the times the absurdly powerful student councils are in settings where the members are generally the nepo babies of the setting or have ties to the school heads or similar while the staff are "just" staff (they may or may not be especially talented but they're typically not the highest rank movers and shakers of the settings). The result is a plausible excuse for the student councils to technically rule the schools because it's a logical extension of the cultural norm AND if the fictional faculty object then the students can cry to their parents who are in higher places than the school and make life hell for the school's staff. Considering how Japan generally treats things and wants to avoid rocking the boat as much as possible? The adults being more passive in such a situation actually comes off as scarily accurate to reality even if things aren't (usually) that bad in their actual schools.

Fortunately, we can dodge the question here because she used a different answer than the one she came up with in life that everyone now studies and takes as gospel.

Therefore, it's not even a question of whether or not she was getting lazy and copying her past works.

Objective: Resist Elsa

Status: Task Successfully Failed

At least Circe knows she wants it to be Elsa's fault so that she can have that pretty kinky stuff done to her instead. Too bad for her they're both too into each other for her to have a shot.

Money.

The uncensored tank versions need to have something in them to give people a reason to buy them, after all.

If they prove to be high popularity and are either long-running or close to completion, then they can get adaptations pretty much regardless of age.

Totally new series are actually less likely to see adaptations because executives in charge don't want to risk losing money on something nobody will buy. So that's why for things that are "new", they're usually from big named established authors/publications since that way they can ride the hype train from previous works as a safety net for making money.

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Technically, no. It doesn't show any actual genitals so it doesn't cross that barrier.

In spirit, much like all the other works that sit right on that line, it's known what it was doing and has been doing that for long enough that saying, "at this point," is silly. Besides, this is just the sort of stuff we used to have in the 70s/80s/early 90s but drawn in a more refined manner and easier to find. Refusing to show adult characters clearly interested in each other being nude and/or intimate was really more a mid/late-90s and onwards thing.

See, if those Nigerian princes were taking lessons from Kangwoo they'd all have every last penny from our bank accounts by now.

MC's blue haired bro still has his girl. She's a different Pink Haired girl than the one you see her (you can see her keeping him in line if you go back to chapter 296.

MC's two girls are also still fine but haven't shown up in a bit. Purple and Orange hair and you'll also see them in chapter 296 (296 in general is a good way to quickly remind yourself of his original group)

This one met him later and got the ego knocked out of her before she got a crush on MC and got him to take her as a disciple. The blue haired girl in this chapter is completely new and affiliated with the Demon Clan. He seems to have no knowledge of who she is even from the future he lived.

Snakes are known for their tongues!

Big bro is still a teenager in high school. Last I checked, teens weren't exactly paragons of rational thinking and decision making.

Likewise, the little bro's still essentially a kid with a crush who has those old thoughts of what romance is and "saving yourself for your one true love" and all that crap in his head. To him, what he has is deep everlasting love just like most kids are with their first crushes until they get enough experience to realize that wasn't it. Just that since this kid was constantly used as a route to get to his older brother and passed up for said brother and so on.... well, experience in a relationship is something he's sorely lacking in since he's never even had a chance to get one of those middle/high school flings.

Remember, don't judge kids in manga by the standards you'd use for reasonable adults. They're being depicted as kids, so you gotta treat them as such or you'll just get frustrated by how dumb they seem to be. Now if this story was about this sort of thing happening between them when they were all office workers or something, you'd be right on target.

They're siblings. "It's complicated" is usually the answer by default.

You can still have a good relationship with a sibling while the two of you are absolute brats to each other who seemingly bicker and quarrel over every little thing.... until you immediately close ranks when someone gets in the way of you and them fighting and you'll absolutely have their back when they're at their lowest and need that helping hand.

That's what people do when they're talented, have no hardship in life, and let the praise people dump on them constantly get to their heads. The other end of it is the ones crushed by the weight of expectations others place on them all the time.

It's really up to their parents, family, and close friends (if they manage to somehow get any friends that are genuine rather than just people hanging or or chasing clout especially at that age) to keep them grounded without letting them develop an ego or feel crushed by their implied responsibilities. Unfortunately, it's also very rare for that to wind up actually happening and that's why you can so easily find tons of stories about depressed people who looked like they had it all and then committed suicide out of seemingly nowhere... as well as all the stories about the ones that breezed through things early on, then hit reality and suddenly got screwed because nobody tempered their ego enough to prepare them for when life stops holding your hand.