Our modern medical knowledge is the combined effort of, unironically, millions of trained doctors, scholars and nurses over the course of hundreds, if not a thousand years. We didn't even know that a clean environment was important to prevent infection and death before the Crimean war in the...
I love this manga, but rereading the nurse conversation makes no sense. An accomplished doctor going to a remote island for work isn't a one way ticket, he'd have hospitals BEGGING him to come over if he felt like he was done there.
As far as I'm aware, this reporter girl is just a commoner. Spreading this kind of shit about royalty really should put her neck in a noose, it's kinda irritating how smug she is for how much shit she's smearing (true or not).
I'm not saying it would've been smart of her or that there wouldn't be any risk, but there's a bit of confirmation bias regarding ancient affairs. Affairs that we know happened, and the ramifications, have an indelible impact on our collective conscious, however the affairs that were never...
See, that's the thing with these stories. She's a princess and he's a commoner, but there's nothing stopping them from having had a passionate affair aside from the author making this too cutesy for real life. Plenty of high status women have fucked around through the centuries.
Authors like this always take the lazy and amateurish path of just providing a fucking summary of events that's as emotionally charged as a wet rock. This chapter sucks lmao.
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same redrawn chapter has saitama jump off of underdog when he notices orochi's dragon tentacles behind him, right at the end of it. murata covered his bases
Nah, that type of mindset is idiotic. Someone like Bakarina in her series can pull it off because her primarily defining trait is that she's a dumbass, but here, where the protagonist had the wherewithal to get into the Queen's graces beyond just ignorant puppetry, her romantic denseness is...
God these isekai just go through the same loops. Imagine if those 5 years from the ages of 12 to 17 weren't just straight skipped, maybe the author would have second-guessed something as idiotic as the princess being so oblivious as to believe the prince would leave his highly-supportive, though...