None of them seem to be connected directly, but they're all clearly in the same universe. Well, only legend of Yao Lao and the original could be seen as connected. Since Yao Lao seems to be a prequel. I wonder if this series is really that popular in the east, for there to be so many manhua in one universe.
The first prince showed blatant disregard for his position by ignoring proper etiquette and deciding on his own who the saintess was based on his own feelings, ignoring the other woman completely. So what if his image is worsened by separating him and the other girl? It's his own fault for thinking with his private parts rather than with his head. And because of that he possibly angered the real saintess and is causing trouble for everyone around him. If anything, he deserves his standing to be lowered.
Not that Sei will do anything because she's angry of course, if she's still angry at all. I've read enough of these stories to know by now that she'll just be all like "it's fine" and "it's not your fault" and all that. I wish she did get angry though... They deserve it for how they treated her right after the summoning.
I wonder if the second prince even wants to be the king? Cuz if so that solves the current kings problem. Just knock the first prince down a peg for being an idiot and let the more responsible second prince lead.
But if not it could lead to the second prince being forced into a situation that they would rather not be in.
I know I should have come to expect this kind of fan service and harem from isekai manga, but I felt annoyed by it this latest chapter... A bunch of YOUNG kids, all fawning over another young kid like that, right after such a serious incident. Even going as far as basically fighting over who can sleep with him first. (even the male beastkin) I mean, enough with the blatant harem and fan service already, can't we just get some more isekai without this crap? =/
I'm not saying I don't like the manga any more. It's still better than a lot of them as it's not JUST harem and fan service. (like in another world with my smartphone for instance) But I still wanted to rant a bit...
It would have been a nice ending to the story for Melodias and Elizabeth to go and live in the demon world. This new part feels like the story is getting stretched out for the sake of it. Like, as if the mangaka was forced to write a few more chapters by contract or something.
Guess I'll have to wait and see...
I'm actually happy it moved on, since there were way too many plotholes and rush in the original "ending." Had it ended like that, it would've left a bunch of questions unanswered and it wouldn't have made any sense. For instance, Baltra looking for a successor, that clearly needs to be Arthur but Arthur is dead so far (?), and Zeldris just pretty much disappeared, even though they made an effor to build him as a character, which made no sense whatsoever. I'm a bit bothered by the trolling of the "Epilogue" crap, but I'm happy we are going to have a propper ending that ties everything the way it should.
Wait, this world is connected to ours somehow? Maybe it's a world where reincarnations or summons happen, and someone in the past created tech resembling modern stuff with it. Or maybe it's one of those "far in the future of our modern day" worlds?
Either way, I'm not sure how I feel about this development. The story was fine as just a pure fantasy world imo...











I'm wondering what the title of state master actually entails. I mean, apparently his standing is higher than even the emperor. I thought the emperor was the highest position.
His standing is not higher than the emperor. He serves the emperor. BUT...the emperor clearly fears him. So, either it's because the State Master is so powerful or has something on the emperor. I don't know what the deal is, but socially, the Emperor comes first. I'd like to know the back story on that one.
Well, it probably has to do with the wings the state master sprouted. Like, he doesn't seem to be human. Maybehe's some kind of intelligent "spirit beast" with a human form, and the emperor fearing that power (or at least wanting it) offered him the position of state master to keep him as an ally.