I wouldn't consider this "filler" as such, it's setting up the tension properly like I think it should, and it doesn't feel anywhere like the drag that the previous arc was
Well at least Kwon's proven to be a solid bro, the big question now is if his gambit of bluntness will pay off against an overbearing man like MC's dad (aka I'm highly skeptical about it)
@Grimmycoffee I think the confusion arose because of Mr. Eastwood's misleading use of present tense in his post, which is somewhat understandable given his current age (90). When he says "The story ends with a happy ending last chapter" I think he was merely referring to Hideyoshi's peaceful...
@Grimmycoffee I can't tell if your response to ClintEastwood was sarcastic because the author has obviously taken some enormous creative liberties with the historical facts right from the get-go, not the least with Rikyu's role as a co-conspirator in the story's major political developments. If...
@sssr Compelling explanation, but maybe you should consider spoiler-tagging the post - while many of us here are aware of at least the broad strokes of the historical events, there may be some who don't, and who may not want the events to be spoiled beforehand. That aside, while I agree the...
@Vandurn I'm no wiser than you are but you pretty much answered your own question. Tokugawa intends to upend the Toyotomi legacy and the sock handout is basically a thinly-veiled invitation to stand with them in their campaign.
My favourite panel hands-down is Husky's imagination of himself as a sparkly idol going ✨You really have no common sense, honey~✨
@Aurantix Professionally competent but a total klutz with personal affairs, by the looks of it (and this has been hinted at with flashbacks from before she died)
@MichiruYami No, but it would be freakin hilarious if it was
Reference: https://mangadex.org/title/44144/nan-hao-shang-feng
As coincidence would have it, the same author has another manga whose char bears an even more uncanny resemblance to Statham : https://mangadex.org/title/56619/lifeafter
What if it's not her but MC himself who ends up betraying her in the end, and it turns out the reason for her suspicious behavior is because she's going through something even worse....
@Teasday Just for the record that's not the case. If by chance my use of the term "predatory" gave off that impression, I meant that in a broader sense of opportunistic behavior, which I feel can very much include the sort of practices you've described in the proceeding paragraph. It's basically...