Finally, the second part is over…

When I read through everything, I can’t help but empathize with the high priest.

The high priest has been dragging this on since that time…

Every time I see this area’s story, I end up crying…
I couldn’t even properly watch anime.

In just about seven years after that, we created an environment where we could properly meet…
It’s nice that the end of rebellion is a space where you can be with family.

The high priest can get rid of the annoying boss and on top of that acquire a promising young girl—what a windfall!

Even though it’s a tale of rebellion, I endure daily troubles caused by those in higher positions of power.
Even if I become the embodiment of a goddess, I can’t find peace!

Well, even if you become a noble, you will still face dangerous situations all the time.

No matter how many times I see this scene, I cry uncontrollably, so it’s no good.
As expected, I cried in the comic adaptation too.

An event that causes Darmel to be unable to marry a low-ranking noble.

A tearful farewell scene with family.
What kind of emotions is the high priest looking at?

Chanting doesn’t matter.
I want to be blessed.
Hey!

A man who will interact with me for a while driven only by feelings of self-blame, guilt, and a desire for atonement.
It’s Mine who takes away the poisonous atmosphere or serious vibe around here.

If this mine didn’t have strong magical power, would I have seriously disposed of my entire family…?

That’s what a ruler is like.

I survived because there was value in living for the mine.
If they have no value, nobles wouldn’t be troubled even if commoners died.
Even Ferdinand had given up until he realized that the pretense of being the lord’s daughter-in-law was established.

I want to see Jurgen Schmidt from the route where Mein was executed like this~

Everything is set up to corner Mine, so hypotheticals don’t mean anything.
In such a setting, the story fundamentally cannot exist.

When will the comic adaptations of Part 3 and Part 4 end?

I can’t laugh because a few months after such an emotional farewell, I was dragged around by the lord’s brat and died instantly.

I never thought the ending would turn out like that.

The number of branching paths heading towards a bad end in your world is too many for each country.

I feel like I don’t really recognize one of the attendants, but could it be?

The cost of illustrating the House of Lords in Part 4 is abnormally heavy due to the number of people, uniforms, backgrounds, and various other elements.
I can’t say anything about the slow posting tempo.

Even though parasitism can occur among nobles, research does not progress on such cases because they are not raised as nobles.

No, the publishing pace for part 4 is really good, right?
It gets published almost every month except when there is a work on a standalone book.

I’m really glad that I didn’t have to erase the entire family here.

The high priest who had his brain burned here.

Does the author have some kind of grudge against the eldest son?

If a commoner learns the secrets of the territory but promises to stay silent, they can go home as they are.
An unbelievably generous measure; it’s either a wise ruler or a tyrant.

Brother Vil is surrounded by hostile factions, and he is easily influenced by them, which causes him to often succumb due to his weak will…

The nobility in this world also puts in a lot of effort at the top level.
The lapped Vil could not grow to the point of standing out there.

The high priest worries that if he gets burned here, he will end up like Mine’s father…!

Even Jill, who hardly had any interaction here, is taking some damage.
Well, they are a person who initially has quite a bit of affection, so they’re not really suited to being a lord.

Regarding Vil, while there are some pitiable aspects, there are also many that he brought upon himself, so it’s not surprising.

I do think that Jill is actually more of a tyrant.

Viru was fine until the Ditta event, but after getting involved with Risegang, it’s really just…
The part about Raizegang isn’t very popular, is it?

Wilfried doesn’t seem to be making significant progress even in Hannelore.
I think it’s enough to live my life reasonably.

The lord’s family had a disposition so suited for commoners that it would have been better if they had been born into a commoner’s household.
The love for family is so deep that I can’t fit into aristocratic society.

If it weren’t for the tyrant, there’s no way I couldn’t stop my mother’s rampage until the territory is in shambles!
That being said, Lady Jill’s intuition is amazing! It wasn’t passed down to Lord Vil, though.

If they weren’t concerned about future matters, there would have been no reason for them to give up on Vil and support Charlotte instead when the thread image was poisoned and they were sleeping.

Sylvester is relatively explicit.
The character doesn’t have the talent of a lord, but they never fail due to luck correction… It’s also a story about how terrifying the protection of the gods is because it’s too powerful.

(There is such beautiful family love in this world…)

I think both Jill and Ville have a mindset that is just right for a status similar to Geebe.
Not suited for aube.

Since mid to lower rank Aubs almost don’t appear, I don’t know how they compare to others…

Well, to be honest, I also think the love of the Main family is abnormal.

Do not continue to burn the High Priest’s brain.

The high priest was helping with both the front and back of the lord’s work.
They throw work at me without hesitation, acting like I can handle it even though it’s too much hard work.

Anon likes Iguuchi-kun a little too much, don’t you think?

It was in a recent special SS, but it seems that if the eldest son of an upper-class noble messes up, it’s accepted that it’s inevitable for them to face punishment…
It’s understandable to have complaints if the disposal is not done forever.

I guess the only one that had some depiction, at least, was the Frebel Talk.
Well, considering the standards of Florentia, I don’t think he seems worse than Giroud.

It’s sad that even though I love you this much, you’re not really you… Huh? Isn’t this a takeover of Mine? Seriously!? It’s unbelievable, right?

The high priest was secretly very envious of Lutz’s parent-child quarrel.

The lord’s excessiveness is not good.

Since Sawashiro Mine seems to have a bit of high intelligence.

In reality, Ehrenfest has a border or rather a gate to another world, and there is a lot of potential for growth in the future.
The central area is adjacent to the territories! It seems like the small territories that used to be like that are going to become quite hellish.

I preferred Junichi Suwabe as the high priest. 😡

Performing family love dramas repeatedly in front of the chief priest, repeatedly burning the chief priest’s brain…!

Well, if it weren’t for Jill’s solo performance, everything would have ended a little while ago.
Looking back, what was I thinking when I handed over that necklace?

In Ehrenfest, a candidate who shouldn’t have been chosen in terms of ability has become the lord for three generations in a row.

The high priest seems to get really excited, even if they don’t show it, especially when invited to Main’s house.

Wasn’t Ehrenfest just in a middle position due to the political upheaval, while in reality it remained a lower-ranked territory?

Hayamin’s voice is a bit too aged and leans towards sounding like an old man…
No matter how much of a high priest you are, you’re not that aged…

I bet the High Priest was super happy when Gunter ruffled his hair and then told him to go bring the alcohol next.

I’m glad you became happy, Main! Rather, I’m glad the priest’s family was formed!

It’s not that it was left over; it was just right in front of me when I woke up, so I remembered it immediately!

Well, expecting a maiden’s heart from Lady Rozemyne…
She’s a woman who doesn’t understand the feeling of a blue anpha fluttering.

I wonder what will happen with the side story.

Even fifth graders find reading romantic descriptions quite tough at times.

The chief priest seemed to be mentioned in the original work as having an unusually deep voice, though it’s hard to say for sure.

I want to read it again after a long time.
Shall I read?
From Part 1

Even after reading the entire series and understanding the myths to some extent, I still can’t empathize with the conversation between Muriela and Ryuururadi at all.

I don’t really care, but when I was reading the original work, the high priest had an impression of short hair and glasses, which I overlooked in the descriptions.