....and Hidetada gets Tokugawa-slapped yet again. Anybody kept count of how many times he's had his amateurishness exposed by his dad so far? He may be the spitting image of his dad, but their temperaments seem to contrast even if their values and beliefs may not. I'm pretty sure it will come to...
What's so cringy is how predictable Yo's responses have been all throughout this story - though I wasn't expecting him to be this much of a mannerless jerk to Kei, no matter how flustered he may have gotten by events past and present. Also awkward is how Yo's mom doesn't put up much in the way...
@Dikus The Heavenly Dragon himself, maybe?
@Freaaaaky To be fair, I don't remember them actually spelling his name out in this manga - in Red Storm maybe, but as far as I remember, here in Peerless Dad he was only referred to as the Enlightened One or such and that was it.
@Tersione Yeah and she blocked out that part of her memory and went on deluding herself to be a victim, now that would really be something. Though I don't think this is that sort of manga.
@boiiyott Then is this going to be The Melancholy of Tanigawa Saki? (and come to think of it, the melancholy would actually make much more sense in a context like this)
Ah finally, the brief but heartbreaking reunion with....PANDOL!!
The bitter fight for custody over him now begins in earnest, everything else is a trivial side-story at this point
>What dumbfuck divorced this woman?!
The only thing I can think of is that the couple actually had a great sex life, until the same witch from Ch1 "gifted" the husband with mind-reading powers....and he realized his wife was fantasizing to someone else all along
Or SHE divorced his ass, duh
If I had a dollar for every- you know what, don't care, I'm filthy rich. Totally not avoiding the issue here
Also love how the girl thinks if it had been any closer they woulda straight-up started having sex...in the corridor
All in all, Hideyoshi's final moments are making Hidenaga's agonizing death-throes look tame and peaceful by comparison
I think this is the first time I've come across Oribe getting called by his formal name (Shigenari) - 'Oribe' is more of a title and Sasuke was actually his childhood name from...
>"It's still shocking to hear that the human body is built on the assumption that parasites exist"
Actually, the very reason multicellular organisms even exist is because of parasites - they are the very beings that induced the evolutionary pressure to begin with, as a means of staving off a...