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And what? What else do you want?... and?
And what? What else do you want?... and?
it will turn out that none of them is his child and that he was actually infertile![]()
Paternity test.Uh-huh. Any proof of any of this, other than the old woman's unsupported word?
Better evidence than someone's extradiegetic opinion.And what? What else do you want?
And if they do one, that would be good evidence. They haven't done one yet. And even if they do, it doesn't do anything to prove that "dad was just a swell old guy".Paternity test.
He didn't take responsibility. The kid still grew up without a father, the only difference is whom she directed her disdain against. The whole premise is nonsense anyway. Japanese fiction loves to paint their wealthy families as some sort of feudal lords that wield power to challenge the nation itself and can only be opposed by their own kind (and it's almost never written as a horrendous society to live in). In reality all it would take is for the girl to move away from her family home and cut ties to do as she pleases here.Hmmmm... one mystery solved. Turns out MC and Yuzu's dad is actually a good guy, while Kuon's dad is just some random irresponsible NPC. So MC and Yuzu's dad took responsibility for KuonDoes this mean we're getting a non-blood-related romance route for MC?
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thank you for translation
The story so far insists that he actually loved Yuzu's mother and that is corroborated by the fact that he wasn't willing to give up his ability to marry her. Yet we're also told he actually tried to play family with MC's mother for years. I don't think the author came up how to get out of this one without it being just a common case of a double life yet.Dang so Kuon hatred for her "dad" was all in vain, well no relation to the family at all guess she will need to rething her life, so now is Naoomi the only real son? could be that Yuzu is too another one that's not his or he really was just cheating and Naoomi is the bastard
It would almost certainly be inconclusive. The father is unavailable and half-siblings share little genetic code on avarage.And if they do one, that would be good evidence. They haven't done one yet. And even if they do, it doesn't do anything to prove that "dad was just a swell old guy".
yeah guess we will need to wait more and see, I'm glad they're clearing up Kuon's story this fast, but seems they will not get any more answers from this place at least concerning their goal, unless the old lady remembers something else with Naoomi's mom and dad last time they visitedThe story so far insists that he actually loved Yuzu's mother and that is corroborated by the fact that he wasn't willing to give up his ability to marry her. Yet we're also told he actually tried to play family with MC's mother for years. I don't think the author came up how to get out of this one without it being just a common case of a double life yet.![]()
DNA testUh-huh. Any proof of any of this, other than the old woman's unsupported word?
Acting as if that would be badAlright I'm back on board. I was worried this was gonna turn into a harem where he starts collecting half siblings like Rentaro girlfriends.
Dunno what diegetic means, but this is literature. It follows convention and logic. Just because a DNA test wasn't presented in story doesn't mean it's not true.Better evidence than someone's extradiegetic opinion.
In reality they are actually feudal lords lol. Search for daimyo. Well, in modern days they all hide their ass, pretending the US came and destroyed all the hierarchy, but if you look deep enough you will see they are still there hoarding all the resources.He didn't take responsibility. The kid still grew up without a father, the only difference is whom she directed her disdain against. The whole premise is nonsense anyway. Japanese fiction loves to paint their wealthy families as some sort of feudal lords that wield power to challenge the nation itself and can only be opposed by their own kind (and it's almost never written as a horrendous society to live in). In reality all it would take is for the girl to move away from her family home and cut ties to do as she pleases here.