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@Bloddrake Ba dum tss

@criver The post I was replying to was concerned about "pro-China" sentiments, which I took to mean the political or patriotic context of China, especially since the song in question is a Chinese patriotic song. Thus, I meant "China" in that case as the political and governmental body...

@criver It doesn't involve China in a way that can be construed as being politically supportive of China or its government. Roland however still has to think like a Chinese person because he did grow up as a Chinese person with Chinese outlooks and values. China as a political entity doesn't...

Every panel with that douchebag father fills me with the urge to MURDER DEATH KILL MURDER DEATH KILL MURDER DEATH KILL MURDER DEATH KILL

@criver If his thinking was European or American it'd break SoD anyway considering his supposed origin story. Besides, this is still a Chinese story afterall.

@Jeikob Why? Many of Nightingale's best moments come after that. Hell, the shiptease with her actually gets stronger.

@TheGoodFella The song used is Chinese, but the story itself isn't really pro-Chinese in any way, especially since China doesn't factor into the story in any way. Hell, the story got suspended once when it was one of the titles reviewed for supposedly not abiding by the new media rules set...

@woodrabbit I've never seen the novel cover illustration, you have a pic of that?

*nosebleeds at that spread of Nightingale* How can she so consistently be BESTEST girl in any medium?!?!

@ZookaDex As much as I also felt that the ending of the novel was kinda lacking, I kinda feel like the author shouldn't be blamed for that despite his own reassurances. He did get one of those suspensions on the story that the hosting site had to follow lest they get the PRC government on their...

@sunmoonmoon It was yes, Gwent was directly referenced in the novel.

That one panel should've read "BEGONE THOT!"

@FunZed From LN spoilers, he's not a scientist, and he's not a commentator either. He's something a bit more... fundamental to the premise. IIRC he actually doesn't come to the forefront of the story until the 2nd LN volume.

@16yoshino16 The sweetness she's receiving from the Salvatores is exactly what makes the burning hatred for the Sperados so bright and fierce. If her previous family dares to destroy this they shall be F*CKING MASSACRED. Do hope Leslie manages to call the Duchess "mother" in due time.

@WhimsiCat Actually her left hand shows up in full in Page 26, and it has the ring there too.

@tehelgee: She takes the slingshot because that's all there is available. Not really her fault she doesn't have enough power to make killshots against an adult wolf and thus has to rely on the knife to kill.

MAXIMUM ARA ARA

@UnknownSaint111 "Heroine as the villain"? What are you possibly talking about in relation to this story? (Having read the LN and there's no such development ever).

@Doomer: If you think about it though, managing to slaughter nearly 30 large game by one's self would be a lot more impressive than going to war. Afterall, soldiers aren't really sent off by themselves and so they always fight with at least their companions in a war. On the other hand, killing...