
I'm on volume 11 and idk man....I really like the story, but if you had to insert the "don't bully the gays" plot point into it, did you have to make them creepy weak malicious predatory freaks who want to crossdresses constantly.
Mind you I've been holding my tongue about this ever since the teacher got introduced, but they have to keep bringing up how weeeiiiirddd these gays are.

I really like that the author gave Clements the perfect opportunity to become the male lead. Viera told him she was looking for a husband, that she needed to find one quickly because of her father, before she ever even met Lukash. He could've easily asked her to marry him and clear up all misunderstandings.

Actually maybe the best villain motivation I read in a while. Yes, parts of it are hypocritical, as malicious dislike often is. He dislikes the duke caring for him, but also relying on him.
Yet, it feels so real. I can relate to the feeling of making a choice for your life for the first time. I can totally understand how cathartic and freeing that must've felt. Even his hatred of the duke, despite foolish reasons, makes sense. It isn't that happy twisted hatred most villains have or some great envy, he simply hates the duke and hates how much he's impacted his life.
I really admire the writing in here! Though everything is very chaotic, the saintess schemes fit her so well!!
Sometimes you have intelligent villains making stupid plans, powerful villainess not using their power or everybody being stupid for no reason. But not here!
Of course no one takes Lunaria's side, it's the royal family they antagonize by it!
The plan of the saintess is not very thoroughly planned, but it makes complete sense! It's simple, but very effective with her power!