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Did she just genderbend her own grandpa? lol

@Darkmeep I would have accepted that kind of explanation if the story at the very least had bothered to show an IV set up in her room to explain how they fed her.

"Reeks of chocolate", is that supposed to be a bad thing?, chocolate is love, chocolate is life!

@ricky_rk7 Actually it is published in a seinen magazine, not that it changes much.

Damn you Houken you died too late, should have died earlier before you turned the story to shit.

I won't be surprised if the father is the one that made the arrangement for them to come anyway, so of course she can't avoid that happening by simply having her mother avoid the temple.

Don't worry Hare, a few robbers is nothing compared to the terror that is Guu.

@Eclat123 She said it herself right back in chapter1 when she was angry at the demon king for mistaking her for a man.

Hm, the whole argument that if they want the war to end they have to fight and win to me comes off as that they have stopped even trying to resolve it any other way, it could even be what is keeping the war going.

I'm glad she didn't actually go back in time.

@4V29LN0n Not really, their mother was already planning on throwing A-Ting away, and if Qu Chen hadn't started cultivating their connection wouldn't even have appeared, so if anything it was indirectly a good thing for A-Ting that Qu Chen was brought away, even if it was unfortunate that the old...

@InsaneAwesomeTony Unless I'm mistaken the manga only adapted the first volume of the LN, out of I think 6 volumes.

She wonders how he caught on to her, and I wonder why anyone wouldn't with the way she has been acting. Kinda pointless to hide your mouth and nose if you are leaving the rest exposed...

What the hell is it with that stupid idea of giving her command of her former country as a way to prevent a revolution?, she is just a heiress to a minor noble family, without education in governance and a traitor at that, if anything it could just make the situation worse.

@Glomoro Temples or shrines can be both buddhist and shinto at the same time too though.

The whole story seem like a romance version of the hungarian phrasebook from Monty Python.

I have mixed feelings about the story so far, on one hand Hartknight is definitely in the wrong but the way he realized his mistakes so quickly so far make him more interesting than Aquasteed for me.

@Stormdragon That is assuming the novel didn't skip it as well though, which wouldn't surprise me if that is the case.

@Airantu Eh, he is also supposed to be dead even according to the story as far as she knows, first suspecting him to be a different relative is reasonable.

So the story basically spend less time on the war than on cooking a meal? It hasn't told us what her plan even was yet unless I missed something.