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Tch. Dumb fuck. Looks like Saku got what he wanted because your stupid ass can't stay quiet.

🎶Welcome to Duloc, such a perfect town...🎶

@Remh Landlord-sama says it all: he focuses on grandiose dishes without caring if it is healthy or not. To him, the tuna is the only thing worth it.

@Arisuin she's the stand-in for a shoujo protagonist, and they aren't known for their intellect LOL

5 bucks days this dude is gonna try and kill Julian and force Scarlett to marry him. Secretly working for the Palmia faith, can see it already: they pay him more and he can womanize all he wants.

@SuperOniichan She's gone to her mother's altar in previous chapters! In the last osechi making, she offered the kinton and the datemaki. Her father works in the city, and is hardly home.

and once more im back to admire the character design! in contrast to dylan who has her hair up (okay... braided, but still!) looking like a proper lady standing next to her mother-in-law, cecilia has her hair down is dressed like one of those little porcelain dolls. the creepy kind, you know...

You know what? I really appreciate how the author draws women. Cedric's mother and Sabrina look like older women, their eyes are narrower, they have plumper bodies because they have had children or their metabolism is slowing down. Dylan is meaty herself, because she was a tomboy most of her...

@Ruhrottpatriot I worded that wrong, looking back on it now. Would agree with you. My ancestors were farmers and only had good clothes for Mass. I think some quotations around the fact that it is a commoner's group would've helped my comprehension of it being more of a bourgeoisie group...

@Rodrigo-san I think the author did really poorly by making Kimberly look rich as she does. Common women wouldn't have any such dresses to wear nor a parasol like that in the "era" (vaguely based off the mid to late Victorian given the clothing.) Though maybe it does work in that she looks like...

Soft man×tough woman is my favorite kind of ship. Let's go shippers!

"Behind every great man, there is a great woman" applies here, I suppose.

@superoniichan Yeah, that's on me, I was more focused on a Western view rather than the Japanese view.

@superoniichan Butting in with my two cents, hope you don't mind: "Japanese, especially women's culture generally includes a lot of platonic (mostly) gayness, which is very context-dependent." Only place I know from experience and from others agreeing with the sentiment, where this does not...

This is genuinely funny. I'm in.

@miistis it was actually very common for boys and girls to be dressed in dresses until they were about 5 or 6 in the Victorian time period. However, the grandfather probably saw Emily and heard the name "Hailey" and thought that was the name of the little girl. The grandfather seems quite...

@pihip You're right. I didn't even think about Paperclip. It is indeed a tragedy and a waste, so we are in complete agreement.

@SuperOniiChan Hey man, good to see you around. It's the same in the US for WWII. Had a thriving Nazi party in the US leading to the war? We don't talk about that. The massive amount of antisemitism and anti-Japanese sentiments, including our internment camps? Don't talk about that. The fact...

Nope, a himbo must also be good hearted and kind. Jack is neither.

@lan2001h I'm afraid I've got no clue. I just know that if it's locked, it has to be mod approved :/