I don't understand the fascination with harems, it always makes the story feel cheap. There is not a problem with the MC being surrounded by girls if only one was a love interest and the rest were his actual friends. But almost all the time I see a harem, the girls all manage to have feelings for the MC and that becomes their entire personality. Why?
Sure Aria ended up with the Hero instead of him, but that shouldn't have broken him to the point that he felt the need to go on a journey. Its okay for him to be hurt, but after reading the flashback, my reaction was "That's it?". Why did the goddess give him her blessing, it's not like something tragic happened to him. If he went on a journey to find a true friend instead of to build a harem it'd be better.
"Its every man's dream to have a harem." Really? There's nothing wrong with a poly relationship but again, why does the mangaka think this is the solution to Wazu's problem of feeling lonely? Again, could've been better. Also not a fan of the trope where the girl instantly falls in love with the guy that saves her. Not realistic and makes her one dimensional.
The governor's reasoning to keep Alus in the army doesn't make any sense. Sure he's number 1, but what about the other 8 people below him? Aren't they strong enough to defend the wall? Its a wonder how no one recognizes him as number 1 magician seeing that he has incredible military achievements
Also, why should he be responsible for training those girls? That's not what he agreed to with the governor, it would've made more sense to push his rejection since he's not obligated to do so.
I'm dropping this, the plot has potential, but too many unlikeable characters is ruining it for me.
It's interesting how all the men that she ended up killing were acting like the victims when the power switched from them to Su-ae. She had a slow descent to insanity and it all started with her classmates that raped her. When she ends up slaughtering the group, the leader of the boys act like he's the victim all along and begs their "Father" to save before he ends up dead. Then the process repeats with her "Father"
Not every man she killed deserved it, but Jae-in, the bald guy and his gang, and the dude with the tattoos deserved to die.
The best ending would've been for her to either have successfully run away to China with the cop, or to become an assassin. Its not fair to her that she ended dying.
Good thing that policeman (pretty sure his name is Arthur) is aware ourCiel had nothing to do with the taking of the blood since he knows his actual identity. I'm just waiting for Sebastian to release his demon form or ourCiel to disclose what exactly happened to him when everyone in the manor was slaughtered and he and his brother were kidnapped. I wish there were more pages, or the paving got faster because this conflict has been going on for a year and more and not much of anything has been resolved. We found out ourCiel is the younger twin and realCiel was brought back to life by the Undertaker, but we don't know why he did that, his relation to the Phantomhives, who ordered for slaughter of the Phantomhives and the kidnapping of the twins, or Sebastian's true form or how powerful he actually is. Either the pacing of the manga needs to speed up or the number of pages for the month needs to increase.
Real G's move in silence.