Cool na Eikoku Bishoujo wa Orenchi ni Homestay Shitairashii - Ch. 1

[legendaryswordsman]

Bookmarked. I'm here for that huge blondie only, regardless of how stupid and simple minded the author is when it comes to politics, countries and culture.

They are clearly childhood friends, did she try and win him over when they were young

 

[BobBob]

Dude needs to hurry up and give her an heir already, the shirt off -> apron on -> bra off combo is insane work.

 

[statflow]

amazing art. basic premise. lots of potential

 

[KitRagnell]

Waiter, more ecchi loveslop please

 

[Darkshade13]

Editor: "What if for your next book you wrote something about a foreigner? How's your understanding of Great Britain?"

Mangaka: "Uhhh..."

Editor: "Good enough. Nobody will notice anyways."

 

[bowser_communist]

did author ever saw average British Women?? god damn that depiction is really a fantasy... only good looking British women are immigrants from slav countries living there

I mean the royal family is german, maybe her house is russian

 

[KPtheBrave1]

He’s treating her so bad he should’ve greeted her with a bo’oh wa’uh

 

[JoeKerr]

The Japanese might be one of the very few countries that cannot blame the British for everything.

I mean the royal family is german, maybe her house is russian

Potato, potatoe...
So were the Romanovs.

A duke in the modern time would have about as much political influence as the owner of the average hotel (so, not zero, but BASICALLY zero).

I don't know, I can think of at least one Torquay hotel owner who came very close to causing an international incident.

 

[Alex646]

Don't get me wrong, I bookmarked only because boobs.

 

[ZzombieNoel]

Wai, I KNEW I RECOGNIZED THE ART STYLE
And the author's specific antique design...

 

[Magatsu-no-Imouto]

blonde heroine? in the era of Malfoid?

 

[Azaleal]

oh wow..
saving girls from pickup artists twice in 1 chapter..
hope it won't be a cliche fest..

 

[GreenDude1]

Does Japanese Wikipedia just have misinformation about England on it? A duke in the modern time would have about as much political influence as the owner of the average hotel (so, not zero, but BASICALLY zero).

It's just an extremely biased look on things because in Japan Nobles familys still have a lot of political influence. In Japan having a noble title is still considered a really important thing while in England it's more of a parlor trick where it's like hey check this out my great grandpa used to be the Duke of so-and-so.