Akuyaku Reijou Tensei Oji-san - Vol. 4 Ch. 23 - School Festival Arc part 2

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They have drag queens in Japan too and for decades at that. You can see them even more when they portrait the 80's because that's when they were the most popular. Japan is not a theme park on a different planet,every country has drag queens and especially transgender people even Muslim countries. Even my mom knew of them when she was little.
What you call "Japanese drag queens" is a so-called "okama" archetype, a parodic portrayal of stereotypical gay men in Japanese culture. Also, I can guess why you mentioned transgender people, but I’ll pretend that I didn’t hear it.
 
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What you call "Japanese drag queens" is a so-called "okama" archetype, a parodic portrayal of stereotypical gay men in Japanese culture. Also, I can guess why you mentioned transgender people, but I’ll pretend that I didn’t hear it.
"Okama" is a generic term that Japan trows at any male they deem not to be straight. It's also not a nice term and not appreciated by the community. The gay community itself actually has devisions and they do have drag queens which is also not the same as josou which is crossdressing.
 
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"Okama" is a generic term that Japan trows at any male they deem not to be straight. It's also not a nice term and not appreciated by the community. The gay community itself actually has devisions and they do have drag queens which is also not the same as josou which is crossdressing.
Far from it. This term is directly associated with certain homophobic stereotypes that portray gay men as quirky transvestites. Which is historically related to the peculiarities of Japanese gender roles, but has nothing to do with Western drag queens, not to mention the fact that such a comparison in general would be extremely offensive.

The Japanese gay community does have men who are into Western drag queen culture just like in any other country, but this has nothing to do with my comment because I was comparing the development of crossdressing culture in Japan and the West historically. You were the one who tried to bring queer people here and start a political argument.
 
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Gender swap... Author of the play... Someone that's not in the original game?
The mother is definitely sus....
I wonder if the mother is also someone from Earth....
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I find it more likely that her mom is a stand in for the author / whatever entity that isekai´d the MC.
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Yup you should be able to directly remove/replace the pages of the chapter you want to update.
And on the table on the right is written 新刊 (new book / publication), on the left it looks like 特製金属ヒーロー (deluxe metal hero) but it's a mess heh!
Thx!
 
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I find it more likely that her mom is a stand in for the author / whatever entity that isekai´d the MC.
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Yeah, I was thinking something like that. Maybe something like Weebtoon Character Kang Nim. Either the author is a god/goddess that wants "better ending" or just messing around.
 
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So.
The missus was a cosplayer.
This chapter is filled with shocking revelations!
 
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It's a bit nitpicky, but "work me like a beast of burden" isn't really common in English, I'm not even sure it's idiomatic. "Work me like a horse" would've been plenty understandable, it doesn't really need an exaggeration, the metaphor exists by itself. If an idiomatic expression were needed, "make me work like a dog" would've been a solution.
 
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thank you for the chapter and they just introduced another best girl.
 

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