2-dome no Jinsei, to Omottara, Jitsu wa 3-dome Datta ~Rekishi Chishiki to Naisei Doryoku de Fukou na Rekishi no Kaihen ni Idomimasu~ - Vol. 1 Ch. 3

[MangaDex]

 

[casgar]

This manga's great I wonder if his beloved wife will appear in this world too atleast I hope so. I dont feel like having to return to another world to fix whatever went wrong would make a great point in this manga.

 

[cryum]

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Both the waterwheel and bamboo container don't seem very high on a conceptual understanding, but if it works it works. Not sure if that's how you're supposed to cook with bamboo, there's not much conduction on a metal plate. Wouldn't it be better if you boiled the whole thing, for mold concerns as well?

 

[Oeconomist]

Noodles are first created accidentally, in the making of bread. They are essentially a neolithic innovation, not something to be first produced in a culture at some post-classical level of development.

 

[Kyxr]

This is actually really good. Its not the typical happy go lucky parents believing their child to be a genius. And they noticed that those proposals and inventions are not something u can make just from reading books. And the Mc, he's trying to change as he carries the regrets from both of his previous lifes. I'd like it if his wife reincarnated in that world as well.

 

[loonacrunch]

I really wish the wife would get reincarnated as well so that they could meet again

 

[ARealCoolGuy]

I really wish the wife would get reincarnated as well so that they could meet again

I'd be willing to throw money down that exactly that will happen.
I'm going to go further and predict his chosen fiance will be his past live's wife

 

[Yuyu_yusha]

Well, Llyod manhwa has similar concept

Spoiler

and when MC succeeds in thwarting all of the disaster that supposedly happened, the world goes reset itself

Well, it's time travel one so let's see whether the timeline walk in linear or branching out.

And, weirdly, in my people bamboo is considered as one of the trees that favourited by supernatural entities as their homes. An ominous sign and we just cut it down until we know the environmental impact this plant has.

 

[MaiaAmos]

Looking forwards to see how this advances. Thank you for translating and hopefully it won't be locked behind paywall for far too long.

 

[I_eat_Chesse]

love how it there's some hiccups in his pursuit in developing noddles, hooe there's more of little things he has to find fixes for

 

[Epic_GamerXD]

It's kinda funny that in this medieval setting, Water Wheel AND PASTA, LITERALLY PASTA wasn't invented yet XD

 

[Shamgarsan]

It's kinda funny that in this medieval setting, Water Wheel AND PASTA, LITERALLY PASTA wasn't invented yet XD

Conspicuously missing technologyies are conspicuous.

I do appreciate it when an author puts in a little bit of world-building to explain the deviation of technological development. A little exploration of how magic distorts the economics is often the easiest route, but it works.

 

[Epic_GamerXD]

Conspicuously missing technologyies are conspicuous.

I do appreciate it when an author puts in a little bit of world-building to explain the deviation of technological development. A little exploration of how magic distorts the economics is often the easiest route, but it works.

It shouldn't this bad lol, with magic any development will be faster and it will be either stagnant or imrpoving too quickly.

especially food culture

 

[Seraphus]

What's next? Bathing?

Which, yanno, the Ancient Greeks had as a huge cultural thing... as did the Romans... as did medieval Europe... and Ancient India... and Ancient China...

Like... Noodles predate writing, almost; much like beer and bread.

 

[colorlesseatstomboys]

Hmm. Everyone missed this slight smile from our Maid-chan, huh. Sus.

 

[MostlyHumanTLs]

Typical Asmoderp Scans, rushing to complete their translations, quality be damned.



You would assume that being paid for your work would motivate one to produce better quality transitions, but it's actually the opposite.

It only motivates these types of parasites to pump out as many barely acceptable translations as possible from a diverse amount of series in an attempt to earn more money.

 

[lowarctic]

It's kinda funny that in this medieval setting, Water Wheel AND PASTA, LITERALLY PASTA wasn't invented yet XD

Noodles are first created accidentally, in the making of bread. They are essentially a neolithic innovation, not something to be first produced in a culture at some post-classical level of development.

water wheels are a 200 BC technology and were certainly ubiquitous all over Europe by the medieval period which actually makes it a much weirder choice than the pasta: DRIED pasta for export (as opposed to fresh), only reached Europe via Islamic Sicily around 800-900, and was only ubiquitous around 1100, well into the medieval period

 

[Epic_GamerXD]

water wheels are a 200 BC technology and were certainly ubiquitous all over Europe by the medieval period which actually makes it a much weirder choice than the pasta: DRIED pasta for export (as opposed to fresh), only reached Europe via Islamic Sicily around 800-900, and was only ubiquitous around 1100, well into the medieval period

not really talking about Dried Pasta, they make fresh pasta here which "noodles" or pasta are infact older than water wheels.

 

[DanYHKim]

Noodles are first created accidentally, in the making of bread. They are essentially a neolithic innovation, not something to be first produced in a culture at some post-classical level of development.

Thank you. This kind of comment is always fascinating and brings an interesting perspective to the light entertainment of manga.

 

[DanYHKim]

It shouldn't this bad lol, with magic any development will be faster and it will be either stagnant or imrpoving too quickly.

especially food culture

I once read an article about the world of Game of Thrones and the impact of the presence of dragons on the development of gunpowder and walled cities. The basic idea was that a history dominated by dragon-riders would make walled cities useless. One reason for gunpowder was to power cannons as wall-breachers, but with dragons there might not have been the same incentive (although gunpowder might be good for anti-dragon flak.)