Oh, Our General Myao - Vol. 1 Ch. 2 - In Which Myao Visits a Factory

[MangaDex]

 

[AbuHajaar]

I mean, it's better than sand-in-rice and tree bark during the great famine

 

[bufu12]

"Made from the blood, sweat, and tears from our comrades"
My sides are in orbit

 

[VawX]

That's a gut biskuit komrades mmm...~!

 

[welcome2atlantis]

What. The. Hell.
That biscuit must have been a nightmare.

 

[Tcof]

Why these two have Vietnamese name ?

 

[Senshougahara]

PURGE 'IMM

 

[ariebagusp]

my sides lol

 

[fchiisaia21]

@Tcof Vietnam Socialism also really well-known. That's the reason why you see Vietnam reference here.

 

[Vickamoose]

This is the first time I've seen Viet names (characters?) in a manga and that makes me really happy. Sure it's about a socialist dictatorship but I mean if it's the Great General Myao I'm fine with it haha

 

[Matchaaaaaaaa]

Lowkey this feels so far from socialist

 

[justforthelulz]

Myao Biscuits are Comrades!

 

[JoeKerr]

That's why you don't let old people create food or we'd only ever have steamed carrots.

Maybe some boiled cabbage too.

 

[KochengOren]

@Tcof
First, as you already know, this country is fictive. In my opinion, just from the first two chapters, this socialist country is compiled from several well known socialist countries, therefore there are references such as names from different countries, e.g. Coldona, Chobirov, Khan, Nguyen, even Myao herself.
Maybe it's an attempt to not antagonize a specific country.
IMO, Myao is a form of word play. It's sounds like a cat voice, and in Chinese, the "cat" is "mao". The rest is self explanatory.

 

[ReRead]

Purge Him!

 

[Azure_Reaper]

LMAO, those biscuits are deadly!

 

[Setsu_Na]

"Made from the blood, sweat, and tears from our comrades"

Stalin approve this
Also send that secretary Nguyen to Gulag