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rats, I ought to re-examine all my old uploads if I missed pages from the start (fixed it)

aw I thought the text would be easier to read if it took up most of the bubble space; sure I'll try making the text smaller, and I won't have to spend as much time adding hyphens or adjusting the font sizes for each bubble

rats, I've been living a lie... (fixed it)

source: WISTORIA: WAND AND SWORD

Yeah, I think so; if anything, the light novel focuses too much on Ash as the perspective character so I'm glad the manga adaptation is fleshing out the rest of the supporting cast

I agree, I so I rephrased the description of how they're measuring that unit of length to be "the distance covered ... for the sun to move along a portion of the globe's diameter" but I'm still stumped on the term; as "a day's walk" sounds too literal but I don't have any better ideas

I didn't know commas and periods were swapped in that way lol, but I did make sure Arthur said the total verbally, two-hundred forty-three thousand, when the JP text sort of trails off after saying 二十四万。。。

I rephrased the description of their unit of distance, but I'm open to suggestions if there's a more suitable term for the name; 'sun steps/sol strides' sound less literal but that sort of conflicts w/ what Ash said about how travelers would commonly describe their journey in... (maybe an "1...

There is a quantifiable mistake which is the scale of kingdom of 15,555 units and short the distance between the two dots south of Sacula at 1,944 units based on the map's vertical grid of 10 blocks or so; those towns should appear further apart but to be fair to the story, they know it's not...

Yeah I skimmed through the light novel to find any specific town names but nothing comes up, and any further than Volume 2 continues onto the future

I was afraid I might've made a typo but it was 15,555 units for the kingdom and 1,944 units between towns; which does not appear to be to scale especially if you look at their map w/ the total number of vertical points on the grid, there's two dots in separate provinces south of Sacula which...

Not really related but It just occurred to me that Kinrou and Zhongli have more in common than just sharing the same JP voice actor, like how they both use spears, are strict with rules/contracts and are associated with gold; I'm so smurt

I agree, even the cement used to make stone walls and castles was a closely guarded military secret at the time, which may explain why they're having trouble w/ their crumbling wall, if that knowledge was lost

the Volume 5 Extras can be found 'elsewhere' I guess someone somewhere already pirated all the official English omake chapters but they just go unreleased since the ones in between aren't available or something

if you think it makes sense for this kind of story to have kangaroos/capybaras/penguins w/o explanation, that would make it even more deserving of criticism; if these things were to exist at all, they can't be in the same place at the same time w/o reason This "there's NO evidence that they...

the premise of my argument is "this is clearly a medieval-inspired story w/ a similar setting and real plants and animals, but the non-medieval foods are out of place" if you think it's only got "medieval vibes" and refuse to even engage w/ that premise, saying "it's clearly another world, so...

do you want me drop "anachronism" so that you won't get hung up on vocabulary and instead try to understand what I'm saying? What difference does it make if a medieval-inspired story has smart phones or potatoes? Unless there's context or an explanation for them, NEITHER of them make any sense...

why are you insisting stories w/ "medieval vibes" makes sense to have potatoes and tomatoes"? that's what I wanna know, even after I spelled out to you that the middle ages ended before anyone in Europe discovered potatoes/tomatoes (the 15th Century means 1400-1500, not the mid-16th Century)...

this isn't the feedback I was looking for when I was making my credits page

Just because potatoes/tomatoes were introduced to Europe a long time ago doesn't mean that they were always there, which is what I mean by anachronistic; if all you're trying to point out is "so what? it's fiction, just suspend your disbelief" then there's no real argument to be had I sincerely...