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And ofc the answer is soy sauce. The Japanese love it very much after all.

Actually, this is the second time she was shown with her hair down. She looks surprisingly young (and beautiful). Looking at the painting reminds me of Emperor Ai, since "cut sleeve" is usually refer to him.

Wouldn't it better to eat more fibre instead? Like bread for example.

Targeting children really. I hope they do it worse to that cowardly man.

I don't mind Yuzan criticizing their ramen. The whole arc is rather meh. It's been dragging far too long.

Except the manga is romanticizing cheating. The main couple Michi and Makoto had affairs with each other despite them being married to another. Instead of calling them out for cheating on their spouses, their affairs are romanticized and celebrated by the authors and the readers, even though...

If the Honnoji Temple incident didn't happen in this lifetime that is.

Just because the manga started in 2017 doesn't mean the author couldn't include that. The chapter part of the novel could have written after the research result was announced.

They have Western furnitures and tea set during that period in Japan? Shizuko really need to discipline Katsuzou before it's too late.

...again? Why is there a continuation? The story ended up on a good note, and they just had to continue it with the boring "broken engagement" plot. And how is the marriage between the king and the queen loveless anyway? It may not be romantic, but their relationship is the best and long-lasting.

The trashy immoral manga ended at last. Romanticizing cheating really. The drama have way better ending than this.

There is nothing mature about this manga lol. Even 'cheap' harem manga is better than this pretentious manga.

There is nothing mature about a woman who chose to have an affair with a married man instead of divorcing her husband first. Make up excuses all you want, but that is just selfishness. She deserved to be blamed as well since she destroyed the man's marriage by seducing him.

She did had sex with her affair partner.

What a terrible story. The cheating couple got a happy ending. So the moral is the story is that if you are unhappy with your marriage, instead of divorcing, you had an affair with a married man, and destroyed his marriage. Instead of being seen as the homewrecker, the reader saw her as this...

Sandra is terrible. Who is she to talk about Aini like that? At least Aini did something useful, while Sandra, the best thing she has ever done is to replace her shitty fiancé with another. Berdanetta continue to be a nuisance as ever. Sauri is better off finding a girl similar to Seraphina...

So M.

Yamaoka really needs to work elsewhere. How long is he going to endure the abuse and harassment from his co-workers before he snapped anyway.