Zense wa Kentei. Konjou Kuzu Ouji - Ch. 59 - Resemblance

[MangaDex]

 

[Salamande]

The whole family’s getting in on this mission.

 

[Novis]

This is probably where the maid's true identity gets revealed to the prince. HERE WE GOOOOOO

 

[Kikaibaka]

Can't wait for Feri to realize everything she's done pushed Fai into the exact opposite of what she wanted for him. At least his siblings aren't stupid enough to not understand how Fai thinks and operates and won't let him go off and march to the death he wants without them by his side.

 

[Mangamoz]

This is probably where the maid's true identity gets revealed to the prince. HERE WE GOOOOOO

I think it is implied he figured it out, but they left it subtle.

 

[ciera]

thank you for the update

 

[FgoSegul]

I think it is implied he figured it out, but they left it subtle.

I interpreted it as he’s figured it out but it doesn’t matter to him whether she’s his maid or his first love. All that matters is she is someone he wants to protect.

 

[Apollo_Ibis]

don’t try to stop him Onii-sama, his wife is waiting for him at the empires border

 

[draco0305]

Wonder how he will react when he learn her true identity (especially since he thought about her the last time someone talked to him about romance)

 

[RaikohZX]

Sorry Latifa, you're cuter with the fake glasses

 

[Highorse]

Can't wait for Feri to realize everything she's done pushed Fai into the exact opposite of what she wanted for him. At least his siblings aren't stupid enough to not understand how Fai thinks and operates and won't let him go off and march to the death he wants without them by his side.

fr. I'm honestly not a big fan of this sorta melodramatic setup where they basically force mr. "I want to put down the blade and rest" into a fight that may or may not take his life because a side character (granted, important) decides that they actually somehow don't know how their very important companion thinks at all, and that SURELY said companion wouldn't pursue them.

 

[CheesiBoye]

fr. I'm honestly not a big fan of this sorta melodramatic setup where they basically force mr. "I want to put down the blade and rest" into a fight that may or may not take his life because a side character (granted, important) decides that they actually somehow don't know how their very important companion thinks at all, and that SURELY said companion wouldn't pursue them.

Imo even the progression of going into all out war or at the very least having the royal brothers do a sting op, makes 0 sense to me. Like what happens after, doesnt this go against his characters arc so far, every single conflict has been talking about what he wants to do after, a beyond revenge ideal. And yrt the author keep writing him as willing to break that realization for those around him. Wasnt the last arc about reconnecting and burying the hatchet across time, so couldnt they reasonably start thinking of ways to band together to find the others at this point? Instead they brought in some war hawk guy and now try to beat him to the punch of starting an all out war? Now all of a sudden the maid elf becomes world-relevant again despite being shown to not be as talented as the irregulars. I think whatever bit of groundedness this had in terms of the world building and character motivations is getting a little muddy

 

[black_cat1]

Imo even the progression of going into all out war or at the very least having the royal brothers do a sting op, makes 0 sense to me. Like what happens after, doesnt this go against his characters arc so far, every single conflict has been talking about what he wants to do after, a beyond revenge ideal. And yrt the author keep writing him as willing to break that realization for those around him. Wasnt the last arc about reconnecting and burying the hatchet across time, so couldnt they reasonably start thinking of ways to band together to find the others at this point? Instead they brought in some war hawk guy and now try to beat him to the punch of starting an all out war? Now all of a sudden the maid elf becomes world-relevant again despite being shown to not be as talented as the irregulars. I think whatever bit of groundedness this had in terms of the world building and character motivations is getting a little muddy

Shizuki does not know that Tiara was also reincarnated like him. In the previous chapter, he said that he did look around but could not find anyone else of the squad beside himself. At the moment, only Tiara found out that they were both sent to the future by Vincenz.

The beast prince will initiate a total war between the Empire and non-human folks anyway since he actively prepared for it. If Feri did not act on her own, then Shinzuki would not care about the Beast kingdom like he said. Shizuki and Tiara were very obsessed with eliminating the Irregular as it was their motto in the past life. They will attack the Empire sooner or later, with or without this incident with Feri.

My concern at the moment is that Shizuki current body of Fai could not compare with his previous body since he did not train at all in this life. Shizuki relied on his skills alone to fight and managed to do so until now but this war against the Empire might be something different because he will have to fight the whole army of Irregular and probably others minion of the Great Sage who seems to know about him very well.