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Brunhild's husband is that guy's older brother (Gunther). Giselher is the youngest of Kriemhild's three brothers.

If anybody's curious, Chapter 23 focuses on Eleanora and her mother.

I'm guessing the author used the Japanese name Daishakuten instead of the Chinese name to make it easier for Japanese readers- it's also possible she didn't realize the Chinese name was different. It makes sense that a Chinese merchant would be moved by a story of filial piety. One of the best...

I think she's his mom. I'm assuming she has him call her by name because she's young and doesn't want to be called "mom". I don't think it was ever explicitly stated though, so I could be wrong.

Taishou was trained at a traditional restaurant, a ryotei, the one run by Shinobu's family. It comes up in chapter 26. I think Ludwig the elder's criticism is just that Taisho's cooking isn't like traditional Aitherian cooking, probably because Taisho isn't Aitherian.

The last page is supposed to be a pun on financier, the dessert, right? EDIT: Looks like I'm wrong, see Ase16's comment.

I think he believes his son is overconfident (and he was) and that he needs to become more humble. Taisho and Ludwig the younger are both talented, but Taisho has the consideration to recognize that the father lost his sense of taste and serves him a dish that he'd enjoy, while the son saw his...

Page 11 has a reference to Cooking Master Boy- the two vendors selling peaches look like the main guy and girl from that series. Incidentally, the guy makes the girl buns shaped like peaches as a romantic gesture in Shin Cooking Master Boy. The Kong Ming being referenced here is the one from...

I forgot about Hama's illness. She mentions it in chapters 149 and 151. This is the first time we learned about what it is.

Anybody else notice the copy and past art in this chapter? Characters will appear in identical poses in multiple chapters, sometimes with a small change in expression. They've done it in other chapters, but it feels like they did it a lot here and it's not subtle.

Honestly, Sigurd was in the right. The best fighter in the group isn't necessarily going to be a good leader. It's the Peter Principle: an employee who's good at their job will get promoted to a new job requiring new skills, and they'll keep getting promoted until they reach a position where...

It's pretty funny to introduce the idea of God's Tongue in a cooking manga and have the wielder just be a normal person who doesn't play a big part in the story. If this were like Shokugeki no Soma, she'd be a major character and rival, but since this a slice of life, it doesn't really matter...

I think most of the books mentioned are actual books.

The dialogue for page 21 is wrong- the dialogue for page 23 is there instead.

Page 6 is a joke about copyright, if anybody doesn't get it. The Tolkien estate has a copyright on ents, so they use treants to get around it. Beholders are one of the few monsters from Dungeons and Dragons that Wizards of the Coast has a copyright claim on.

This chapter was hard to follow. If I understand it right, Matsu's daughter was married off to the boss (the chairman?), and Ohashi and his wife helped arrange it. Page 2 says Ohashi "remarried his daughter" but that doesn't seem right. I'm assuming this is supposed to say that Ohashi helped...

She says "cucking" because she gets him off by telling him about guys she fucked (for his fetish). That's how they do it in chapter 67.

Anyone else notice Brun's husband was dressed as a valkyrie while she piledrives him? Force fem humiliation netorase (with love)...

About the vibe cutting comment...you can still have regular sex after getting a vasectomy, there just won't be sperm in your semen.

The one who just got killed? I think the guy in the flashback was her husband. Also, wasn't it Uruma's fault? Uruma killed the police officer because he was trying to stop Uruma from getting revenge. It wasn't really even necessary, considering he could have just incapacitated and then kidnapped...