Well the author seems to want MC to be ruler of the universe, sticking to one region would go against the main and almost only point of the comic at this point in the story.

To add one more point. Instead of going over detail by detail how sexist (and copying off each other) many asian writings are with female MC. I'd like to just say reading many of these stories feels like the story was written to appeal to females but were probably written by males. Or at least with male superiors who decide what goes in if the author themselves weren't male. I don't know if that is the case or not. But that is how it seems when reading many of these stories.

Female MC who are so passive, so selfless and without agency. Who fall for nobility (crown princes, dukes, kings etc) males who feel so grateful for the love of these males despite many of them acting like pricks alot of the time. And sometimes they flip it and the female MC is a scamp (not 'I am the villainess' stories but the 'I was a assassin or special agent' type stories) but there is a male love interest to break through their inappropriate maleness and turn them proper female.

Or they are a child and it's all about how adorable they are and how much their complete family unit including father and brothers love them, or will love them one they win everyone over but it was bad the first time around. But then also have a future crown prince love interest (play date with the crown prince who is a brat at the time) like earlier for when they fast forward age. Basically women as property of their fathers and brothers till they are property of their husbands, type feel. Oops, I did sort of go over some of it.

Wouldn't it be easier to just say you are a adult that looks like a kid? Then you don't have to do all this lying, and if you don't reage up, have to explain why you aren't getting older.

You grossly misunderstand. It's about the trope. Asian writing with female MC overwhelmingly with rare exceptions are a certain way, especially if there is "romance" (and there almost always is). Those typical story elements is what I dislike. Not about the "race" of the character.

Well to be fair I think a propeller would make things harder since now the plane weighs more with a big motor and fuel. You got to establish stability.

It seems like there is no concern for the safety of the people on the plane. How was it assured that when the plane crashed no one would be harmed?

If it was that obvious then this would have happened before and the pickpocket boss wouldn't keep doing it.

What detail?

Well I bet you a hundred heads of lettuce that it's the priest! And you better pay up if I win!

Can you really be that sure someones identity like "boss of the pickpockets" from so little?

No matter what Afeas did in the past, as one of Sharons friends pointed out, none of that justifies or excuses what they are doing to innocent unrelated people.

And sure you might want to know what Alfea did but can you even trust what a evil bastard like that says.

Yes, the admins seem blind to MC's specialness. But if I recall correctly they were experimenting with things too and causing their own resets.

Right, my main point even :p

What a capitalistic sentiment profiting off other peoples misery and alleged "free choice"

To remind you I don't believe MC is "going back in time" but the whole thing is virtual. MC is going back in the scenario. Which is why the scenario can change like it does.

Lummium is a finite resource of MC as in resets don't allow MC to get more and more of it. But we don't know that is the case for others.

What makes you so sure the lum is being destroyed?

I'll lasso the moon for you Mary! (it's a Wonderful Life)

Could also be a translation issue.

How can MC ever find a "home" if MC arbitrarily decides no place will ever work without proof? People rejecting MC for being unaging is entirely MC's assumption.

"Something is wrong" um that you got lots of magic power, that's not "wrong", I can't imagine you'd be attacked for that. This doesn't make sense.

Too much work hiding your work, for what reason?