Isekai Kenkokuki - Vol. 3 Ch. 21.2

[dahhv2]

Is polygamy legal in their world? If MC is able to get Tetra back in power, that would mean he'll have 2 crowns on his head

 

[budifelt]

King: "...it is not that bad" wwwww

good job Raymond!!!

 

[Tatherwood]

I loved the King's raised finger meme.

But I'm lost, do they plan for him to marry Yuria TOO? Or divorce Tetra, then marry Yuria? Or just talk about marriage to Tetra, and then drop her and marrying Yuria? I could not, for the life of me, follow that.

Also, I've been mostly easy-going with this manga. I don't care much about politics, and don't understand half of a political chapter, so I just roll with it. But if after a whole conversation on how Asshole #1 has killed two wives the King still considers him a king candidate (meaning, giving him Yuria) he might as well just jum off a window.

 

[ShaiHH]

He has to consider the guy, cause he's the most powerful Noble after the King and him rebelling would destroy the Kingdom.

 

[Opticalwinter]

@Tatherwood In many countries in early history nobles, especially kings, had multiple wives. I believe early Japan had the same thing going on as well.

Also, naysayers to Almus x Tetra go BRRRRRRR. Writers making it canon now, age related problems what? LOL

 

[Tatherwood]

@Opticalwinter Oh, I know it was a thing. And I'm a fan of any Harem story that has a satisfying poly- ending where everyone's loved and respected.
Point still stands, either original or TL was just sucky. It was hard to understand what the plan was.

@ShaiHH I'm assuming that's a reply to my comment, even though you didn't tag me.
I get that he's a powerful noble. But you're the king. Your job is to figure out how NOT to give your daughter to an asshole that will murder her AND protect your kingdom. Not give her to him "unless someone else finds a solution".

 

[OllyMolly]

So this is how (medieval?) politic works, outside of the dirty & genocidal parts. Political marriages & familial influences that lead a nation. It trickles into the business world today too, so I think I understand a little bit now.