A while back, but yes, that reference does make sense here.

Source: FMA for those who don't know.

There were plenty of hints... in fragments.

Don't blame the author just because you couldn't piece together the hint fragments.

That's like you reading the Lord of the Rings and expecting Frodo to easily destroy the ring but then having to read thousands of pages of story just to reach that conclusion. Just because some stories drop hints easily, don't expect new stories to do the same, otherwise it gets boring.

and MC's mother, also an ex-Britton.

Read the history of the Roman Empire, my dear friend. Royal-Incest was quite common back then.

Well, at least the story makes sense and is going smoothly. I honestly don't understand why you people read books with such abnormal expectations and then get disappointed heavily when things don't go the way you expect...

This is why so many movies have cliched endings, to please the audience and raise their ratings.

I mean, he didn't exactly receive a finisher move, he already had it planned, but didn't unleash it yet.

Why would anyone reveal their trump card when it doesn't need to be used?

Thanks to not revealing it, the Doppelganger King couldn't copy the supposed "finisher move" which allowed Joshua to best him by revealing his 7th stage spear arts.

Just because you're one of those people who like to flex all their cards, doesn't give you any right to judge another who hides their cards. Pick on someone your own size, for Satan's sake.

Well, then, take your time to reread from the beginning, since I find the story to be quite smooth. I feel like everyone who thinks this story is messy, hasn't been reading it properly, and has had strange expectations of it that twisted their interpretation of the story causing them to lament when the story doesn't go as they expect it to.

That's when you realize you've been sitting on the toilet for weeks without flushing.

Yeah, best way to deal with something that copies all your abilities, is to overcome it by creating a new ability so that it can't copy it.

This time it's different, that army is under the control of Beruberu's real body this time.

Last time, it was under an imitation so the control was weaker.

If that's what you think, then you should go back and read from the beginning. People who binge read this might offer a different opinion.

Orvis.Ses?

What's in the name?

I mean, she hid her identity since she was originally supposed to be married to someone else, and Joshua's father technically kidnapped her and made the empire think she "disappeared"

Joshua's dad knew her real identity and hid her from her enemies, so it's obvious nobody knew who she was and treated her badly.

If no one knows who you are, how do you expect people to treat you? With respect and honor?

These translators learned English from textbooks, most likely.

They learned too much "proper" vocabulary, and didn't bother to learn "informal" vocabulary, or even trendy slang.

My guess is, with the dragon?

Translator = Not a person of culture.

Korean raws = doesn't have a letter to differentiate betwen an L and a R.

Translator: Hmm... what is this durahan... is it a form of duracell battery? I guess I'll translate it as I see fit.

Me: Truly, a man or woman, lacking in culture...

The scenario where Ink wins.

They devour all the resources, and soon become the rulers of a dead universe.

Then the ink clan begins to wonder, what was the point of their invasion, if they have nothing to live for? But since they cannot disobey their supreme being, they cannot rebel. Ink is eternal, and there is no free will under Ink.

Highly likely considering the flow of events. It's about time he sets off on an adventure to fight strong rivals and find mats....

One of them. one of them. one of us. one of us.

His modern world sounds like mine... so I guess each country differs in their own way.