Sengoku Komachi Kuroutan: Noukou Giga - Ch. 94 - Obligation

[MangaDex]

 

[Matau228]

At this rate of technological progression, I wouldn't be surprised if Japan rolls up to the U.S. with gunboats demanding they open their borders to trade (though that would probably be between 1790-1850 or so, the timeframe when the U.S. was the most isolationist before the 1930s).

 

[Mathias]

A wrathful Nobunaga enters...

 

[jikan2004]

At this rate of technological progression, I wouldn't be surprised if Japan rolls up to the U.S. with gunboats demanding they open their borders to trade (though that would probably be between 1790-1850 or so, the timeframe when the U.S. was the most isolationist before the 1930s).

You mean New Spain/Mexico the us didn't gain California till 1846

 

[jikan2004]

Makes me wonder if Akechi is gonna kill Nobunaga which also reminds me we haven't really seen much of Toyotomi.

 

[Matau228]

You mean New Spain/Mexico the us didn't gain California till 1846

Ah, true, true. Forgot that the Mexican-American War took place in that timeframe. Perry only became a commodore during that war in the first pace.

 

[mgRdr]

You mean New Spain/Mexico the us didn't gain California till 1846

Nah, the US, the gunboats will sail through Atlantic from now-conquered Europe

 

[ciera]

Thanks for the scanlation

 

[saredesu]

Thank you for the chapter

 

[ismaelh]

No Shizuko you can't chill for a whole chapter!

 

[vermillion]

I love that "Proving Heliocentrism" is where Shizuko draws the line on what she can accomplish with her resources

 

[Pacarnya_sinka]

Thanks for the tl

 

[Brobobo]

Bet he flippantly said he could marry Shizuko or some shit

 

[Kampfbell]

I guess that's one unique experience to see the boss heir doing somersault on her own office.

 

[maddery]

That man called Nobunaga father? So his oldest son then?

And who is this Nagao boy?

 

[Panino]

Oooh boy... do your work, comment section.

While you are at it, may I recommend the podcast "Our Fake History"?
Specially the episodes about the "Galileo Affair".

 

[Shuzuchi]

Still messed up that they changed the guy's name through his protests. Don't really see the need for it.

 

[xpsox]

At this rate of technological progression, I wouldn't be surprised if Japan rolls up to the U.S. with gunboats demanding they open their borders to trade (though that would probably be between 1790-1850 or so, the timeframe when the U.S. was the most isolationist before the 1930s).

It will be much faster. They already have steel so steam engine within 10 years is possible. Steam ship capable of crossing Pacific should take about two to three decades. They can work on seafaring and Celestial navigation during that time.

 

[Panino]

I love that "Proving Heliocentrism" is where Shizuko draws the line on what she can accomplish with her resources

She can't do much with it beyond convincing people that her "theory" is right.
Much harder than just construct some tool and use it.

 

[damadicius]

Sun rises from the East
and son fall in the West, if we can consider the left side of the panel West