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@snappleti you're right, she is the daughter of the Imperial Knight that escorted her back home in the first few chapters. Nice catch. Sir Kishore seems like a decent guy so there's no way he'd just sit mum if his daughter tells him about what she just saw, and he reports directly to the Emperor.

Pretty sure that's Wasabi, not just mustard.

I wish comics of this type wouldn't make the fantasy world's cuisine so arbitrarily awful. Your Japanese character can impress with their cooking without having to make the fantasy world incompetent at a task so well mastered by pre-modern cultures as baking bread.

@dawned Three Dollars would go a lot further in the 1920s.

I really like how Camellia calmly understands that Artezia all the leverage in this exchange and gracefully yields in such a way that she gets some last profit out of the jewel and leaves the door open to future negotiations. In most other series she'd react with a shocked.jpg face and then...

@saphirekosmos Merely accepted? It sure looks to me like they're actively plotting to make him their brother-in-law and not just in spirit.

@Binary10011 it could easily be a red flag in a lot of other contexts, but she was the one who proposed first anyway. Second, whole reason he came to visit Artezia was to tell her his decision about her offer, but he - and we the readers - got a bit distracted by his indignation at the way she...

I will never understand how they have really well done 18th-19th century style cuirassier uniforms, but are using 14th century federschwerts.

@Otaku713 she's insurance. Douwon's attitude where everything and everyone - including family - is expendable on the way to the Yang clan's power isn't something he arrived at on his own, he clearly got it from his father. Hong Lyon after her return has probably been displaying too much...

@kitcat1925 @wizard_of_oz You're absolutely right that it's horribly unfair to Kashimura, but Sayuri is a deeply flawed character and that's what makes it interesting. In that moment, Sayuri's "Apologize now!" is much more a rebuke of herself over regrets that she's probably been stewing on for...

Can't believe SEGA waited a whole year to start doing viral marketing in Japan for Total War Three Kingdoms.

@yourself I don't know if you were around for that era, but there used to be tons of Japanese comics and doujinshi porn parodies set in the Three Kingdoms or a high school version of it where some of the Peach Tree Garden oath brothers were genderflipped and romantically involved with each other.

@alicia_kun You can tell this is definitely a Korean comic rather than a Japanese one.

I was going to say this has a lot of Riewa era power, but the publication date actually precedes the Riewa era by four years.

@lycily Remember, this isn't written in English, it's a Korean webcomic. Profanity is particularly difficult to translate, and translators often have to take significant liberties with nuance and literal accuracy to produce a line that fits the scene in whatever language you're translating the...

Grandma is Riko-sensei isn't she.

As sad as their situation is, at least mom gets the pleasure of snapping pics of her teenage kid without them going, "MOOOM, STOP IT."

This has to be one of the most toe-curlingly uncomfortable and generally unpleasant comics I've read in a while, and not because the author intended it to be.

Having seen my aunt in this exact situation, this chapter was a punch to the stomach.

@havelmom there's a huge difference between sleeping in separate futons (by necessity) and having a single double bed.