I Turned Into a Farm Girl After I Got Reincarnated - Ch. 13

[Grye]

Is this the same manga?

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[Zblurth]

Nothing more Japanese than waking up in an opposite-sex body in a parallel universe and your first thought being "What are those bricks made of?" Well folks, now it's time for Reincarnated as a Farm Girl but I Was a Bricklayer in My Previous Life and Will Revolutionize the Craft of Masonry in a New World!

would that make them a master of Feng Shui ?

 

[monkey123]

What a shame to get cockblocked while feeling them bewbs!

 

[allaire]

Yeah, that one.
Doesn't really add anything to the story and it's not continuing the same narrative the last chapter left off.
Hopefully the author revives soon.

................gottem?

Nothing more Japanese than waking up in an opposite-sex body in a parallel universe and your first thought being "What are those bricks made of?" Well folks, now it's time for Reincarnated as a Farm Girl but I Was a Bricklayer in My Previous Life and Will Revolutionize the Craft of Masonry in a New World!

Thank you based Alice.

 

[CraniumAmbiguity]

Nothing more Japanese than waking up in an opposite-sex body in a parallel universe and your first thought being "What are those bricks made of?" Well folks, now it's time for Reincarnated as a Farm Girl but I Was a Bricklayer in My Previous Life and Will Revolutionize the Craft of Masonry in a New World!

I think this is reminisce of the troupe line "...an unfamiliar ceiling". And if the focus was immediately drawn to the boobs to fondle this would be an etchi manga.

Spoiler: Fun fact about medieval architecture:

Stone was expensive and something that only the rich could afford. A person that builds a house out of stone was "stone rich", while a person that builds a house out of dirt was "dirt poor". A common method to building was the wattle and daub. They start by building a sturdy frame using thick timber and fill in the gaps with sticks woven together. Then they plaster the walls with a thick fibrous mud made from wet dirt, clay, straw, and dung (because herbivores have very fibrous poop).

I bet the bricks caught her(?) eye because they weren't made of concrete, or a typical smooth baked clay brick.