It just clicked that this is an Anglophone "manga". I should've realized when the female protag was so quick to hop into bed with a male character.
Good job though, normally I get hives reading Anglophone comics, but I'm enjoying this one. The art is light years better than most Western stuff too.
That giant palace is obviously the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul. For millennia it was a Christian church but in the fifteenth century it was captured by Muslim armies who turned it into a mosque and added the minirets.
I never realized that Koiwai had Yotsuba since before she could walk or talk. That was a new revelation to me.
I'd always assumed that he adopted her as a toddler.
"Want us to translate more? Pay us"
Pound sand, vermin. Scanlation for profit goes against everything scanlation, and this site, stands for.
I'm reporting this.
In a way everything makes more sense with Seiichi being the nutball, particularly the dead cat.
I can see that a lot of people here are mad about losing the crazy, hot mom though. I'll miss her too. She made the story extra spicy.
There's no stupider concept in scanlation today, than sniping. The more versions available, the better and richer for getting the original intent across.
Good job @Thelilwitch
Thanks for the alternative scan.
@nzrock
Yes, maybe.
I was talking about the historical figures though, and all of them were raised Christian... although Sven Forkbeard was pagan in his youth and Thorkill was a convert too, but he probably wasn't genuine.
All Vikings were sailors (though not all Danes and Norsemen). That's...
@sssr
Very well said, and you raise some interesting points about old Viking mythology and beliefs.
However, as you probably remember, by 1000 the Vikings were largely Christian, with only a few notable exceptions like the Jomsvikings. They were married into royal houses from the Cordoba...
I'm surprised Thorfinn is portrayed as not knowing that the world was round.
Contrary to the modern myth most scholars and sailors in the Middle Ages knew that the Earth was spherical and even knew its approximate circumference. The ancient Greeks were the first to accurately calculate it's...
@Purplelibraryguy
No you are the liar, and a demagogic one at that.
You tried to handwave away Imperial Japanese war crimes, by equating them to American actions and then using false equivalence.
And then, when I called you on it, you purposefully tried to dismiss me as some American nativist...
Listen Annie ♫
There's a minister handy
And it sure would be dandy
If we'd let him make a fee
So don't you linger ♪
Here's the ring for your finger
Isn't it a humdinger?
Come along and let the wedding chimes
Bring happy times
For Annie and me ♫