Idk if I'm being too woke but I wish the father had more to say... Like yeah he's deaf and doesn't speak verbally, but they don't give him ANY lines to sign or anything as a goodbye when his son is leaving the country? Just feels weird that the bit where he says goodbye to his manager is so much more fleshed out and his dad just kinda stands there while his sister says everything... idk it's a nitpick I guess

Whether they use words like "dad" or not, the Guildmaster has gotta stop trying to be aloof and nonchalant and straight up tell her that he cares about her and that she can stay in his care for as long as she wants. She thinks his guardianship is temporary/conditional because he hasn't told her otherwise so of course she is trying to arrange someone else to take care of her because she thinks she's going to be abandoned again eventually

DONT GO TO THE STATES ITS A TRAP

chapter 74 and the baby still doesnt have a name ;_;

I have such a hard time telling the male characters apart when so many of them have similar haircuts and don't have any particularly distinct facial features

everyone in this comic needs to meet more autistic people, they'd freak out a lot less about the main character's demeanor

brain tumor?

lmao making an effort to bridge the language barrier just to talk sh**

I don't really get what the scandal is here? I don't know how close this guy was to the mc but "This person I used to go to school with behaves differently to how I remember" doesn't feel like that big a deal when neither the current behaviour nor the past behaviour was particularly bad, only different. People change over time, people act differently in a professional setting vs when they're comfortable, etc. Idk, me personally if I read an article saying "This actor had a behaves differently now from how they behaved when they were in school!" my reaction would be "oh... who cares?"

brother there's plenty of ba*** on the table already why don't you get on down from there

JAIL.

Even if you don't have a "skill" you could at least use weapons though, right?

I know it's different in a lot of Asian countries where they have specific words you're supposed to use to refer to your siblings but in many western countries it is very normal to call your siblings by name regardless of how close you are. I guess since this is fantasy from a Korean author the social norms default to Korean even if the setting seems to be inspired by historical Europe.

Nah, I still don't like that guy. He judged the mc in the first place because he thought he wouldn't be useful to him because of where to school, he's apologising now because he realized that the mc is useful to him after all. He hasn't learned anything and probably sees the mc as an exception to his predudice instead of actually understanding that he should treat people with respect regardless of their education or usefullness to him.

It is strange that she's so convinced he must be the killer just because he was the prime suspect in the novel, wouldn't she know that in murder mystery novels the real killer is never the one you expect it to be?

how have they not named the baby already wtf does she not have a birth certificate or anything I dont get it

Is anyone else concerned about her food budget? I know she's kind an likes cooking for her friends but I don't remember a scene where they compensate her for the cost of the ingredients. It doesn't seem right that these rich kids are relying on someone who's barely scraping by to provide food for them basically every day...