They Treat Us Like Merchandise, Yet They Want to Be My Wives?

No, +16666 cat biscuits?! I'm happy to get lucky once, but this is so lucky it's almost scary! #(Scared)

To be honest, the name Treya is a bit out of place. What if the saintess is Enya the Snow Leopard, the savior is Alice, the Blood Empress is Flandre, and the witch is Lilith? If that happens, I'm really going to be furious! I'm urging you to update!

I've finished reading it. It's well-written, but the only part that bothered me a little was the part about licking feet. If I weren't a bro, I would have thought it was just a joke, or maybe it's a foot fetish but actually a leg fetish. Dude, you really are an oddball!

I saw chapter 67 and wondered if there would be any more foot-licking scenes later on. I didn't really like it, but the rest of the plot was quite good. #(Dizzy)

The prison guards are an indispensable part of the experience 🤤

Who do you think will be the first to reach base? I'm guessing it'll be the Mermaid or the Grand Duke, since the other characters are all too young.

He owes more than 800,000 words; the author couldn't pay it back even if he bought his own butt!

The order presented in this book so far is very unpleasant. But it is precisely because they dislike it that the reader feels a sense of satisfaction when the protagonist destroys this corrupt order. So, the author, roughly when will we see the old order destroyed and the new order established? The new order doesn't aim for equality for all; it still needs a protagonist who is the emperor, since equality is too distant a concept. And there only needs to be one person high above. At last. There are negative lightning protection points. Points with negative protection or higher are ignored. At last. I suggest revising the entire goblin scene at the beginning. Ugh, Goblin Slayer is really disgusting. At last, to be continued.

Having read so many chapters of the Saint Trials, I still don't see the necessity of the trials. At a time when the kingdom and empire are simultaneously suffering heavy losses, with a large number of key priests lost and the Abyss continuing its invasion, why are the four Saintess candidates allowed to maintain their original plan of a leisurely tour while risking their lives to undergo meaningless sealing baptisms? The flag-capturing battle is pure internal strife; I simply cannot understand it. The Eastern decision was equally incomprehensible. If they truly wanted the young saintess to cut in line, they should have intercepted her with all their might. Looking at the results, putting aside the main characters, Irina's combat power far surpassed the young saintess's, yet she wasn't stopped at all. The other three saintesses were intercepted twice, yet they were actually allowed to enter the city. It's fair to say that the Eastern side, regardless of the young saintess or Karen, lost completely. I can only assume this behavior was paving the way for Irina. However, Edwin's subsequent desperate attempt to break through the lines and capture the flag is also strange, as if he chose a different path either for the greater good or out of personal considerations. When I saw the accident at the middle mine, I thought it was about to turn into a bug-catching race. I didn't expect it to turn around and go back to the trial. What were they thinking?

The protagonist of this book is more like a doctor than the one in Arknights. His strength is limited for some reason, but he is erudite and can apply his knowledge to practice and form personal combat power. He also has a steady and discerning judgment of the situation.