Hime Kishi wa Barbaroi no Yome

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Short update: now the series is licensed for volume release.


I’m sort of surprised that Seven Seas is picking up something Kodansha initially licensed, but this does have precedence (they published print versions of Tokyo Revengers because Kodansha didn’t want to deal with the whole swastika thing) and I guess it makes sense here (see: the bathing scenes where the protagonist has a very visible bush)
The pubes are important.
 
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Neither side is without bloodshed, specially her country given how they keep taking lands from the natives of the land for purely greed, because they don't even care to help their own people and ruin the land by destroying the ecosystem.
That's not something that can even happen for a medieval kingdom... They have no way to destroy the ecosystem, and if they did they would disapear before having the ressource to attack any other country.

Also, it's clearly stated in the first and second chapter that her country is a barren land, so they HAVE to go to war to conquier land that can be used as farm land.

The truth is that she has found a place where she can be herself truly, where being a warrior and a woman aren't mutually exclusive, because do you think she could be both where she came from?

Veur treats her with respect and admires her as a warrior, and obviously finds her attractive as a woman, look at what she herself says her future would if she were to return, she would a second wife, never allowed to pick up her sword again, relegated to a life she doesn't want, hidden from the world in some palace, likely forgotten and shunned, while in the West lands she is respected, admired, seen as an equal by everyone else, she can live her life as she desires, she is not forced to choose either being a warrior or a woman, when offered a better life I think most would choose it
That's the generic random BS every mediocre Japanese mangaka use when they wnat to portray any country as the "bad guy" toward women, because they have no idea about how things work and it's easier to reuse the exact same low quality feminist BS that other throw around randomly.

This is not possible to take it seriously when everythings about her motherland is the most random, generic and poorly writen.
If she was so oppressed she wouldn't have been allowed to be a knight... She would have already been married so this entire story would not exist...
 
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Slow pace and lots of text.

I recommend reading it with your brain turned off.
 

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