I’m up to chapter 44 and so far, every single antagonist is the exact same character: infinite confidence with little to no competence, coupled with an obsession with not being looked down upon, and anger issues that lead to lots of screaming and shouting.

Why was Kraiken so certain that Desir was a tier 1 mage? Literally what prompted that thought?

Infinite confidence backed by complete incompetence, a stale old trope this author heavily relies upon. Getting angry, overflowing with spittle and drool, because someone thinks one is better than you and charging into battle without a plan, then followed by being instantly defeated. Is there no one who is confident for any reason other than plot-required pride?

His 30% discount seems to be less of a discount and more like mind control.

In other words, she acts out because she resents her parents. She resents her mother for taking her away from her father, and she resents her father for not trying to keep her. Many such cases!

To add to the “1500 year campaign” argument, there’s a reason North Africa is populated by Arabs and not Africans. That reason is the unifying force that was Islam. Muslim expansion out of the Arabian peninsula was a very real thing, and they conquered plenty for quite a long time. It only started to slow down once the Crusades began. Obviously that campaign has largely ended, but it did happen.

I’ll take those two while you guys are all getting stabbed to death by crazy yanderes

Prince charming swoops in to save the day and steal the loli’s heart.

The other two girls just seemed to get attached to ideals easily, this girl, however, is certainly the most dangerous.

It seems you’ve missed one of the books.

Edit: Now that I think about it, her dad gets mentioned in three different books and each time she also mentions sending him videos of her escapades.

It was a good enough story that followed a plot line I easily predicted, and then the author got high and the story wrapped up in a very bizarre way. Overall OK, but I was mainly laughing at how ridiculous it was rather than following the plot.

Both systems make sense just fine. While water is a vital substance to human survival, we don’t boil or freeze water at such a rate to justify conforming an everyday temperature system to it. There are also plenty of other substances that we boil and freeze, but those substances are left to the wayside.

0 degrees F is very cold and 100 degrees F is very hot, with average daily temperatures falling roughly in the middle, depending on the season. A perfectly reasonable system based on general human needs. You don’t need to feel bad about using Fahrenheit just because 212 degrees isn’t divisible by 10.

This Ajin crossover is completely throwing off my predictions.

Uiha’s repressed feelings were given physical form, and now that those feelings are no longer repressed Uraha will disappear/die. My previous predictions were proven correct, so I’m confident this is a bullseye as well.

Why call it inferior if it is your own? Odd cuck mindset.

Are you saying you want this manga to be about a brother and sister who slowly become estranged after their relationship has a bump?

Cool trench coat.

A wife is a family member, all is well!

The fluffy and frilly styles of gothic clothes are peak, women take notes!

Did you forget where you are or something?