Isekai Izakaya "Gen" - Vol. 10 Ch. 56 - Love Troubles Taste like Sardines

[MangaDex]

 

[Maplefield]

So this bro here went from rags to riches with just his pecker?

 

[Kefrayba]

Thank you for always adding the real dishes and info in the credit page.

 

[Raycu]

So this bro here went from rags to riches with just his pecker?

It's more like he went from rags to riches by being in a politically advantageous family position. Are you a famous politician and or celebrity with no money?

 

[eviljackspicer]

This was a giant nothing burger. The guy just wants to deepen the love he has with his wife.

 

[didien]

Saw it coming but its still cute lol.

 

[shusi95]

so bro is trouble because he gotten rich from an arranged marriage to someone he actually love
Motherf*cker!!!!

 

[WhimsiCat]

so bro is trouble because he gotten rich from an arranged marriage to someone he actually love
Motherf*cker!!!!

Watch it turns out that she have her family make the proposal because she actually was in love with him already.
But because she thinks he doesn't love her she doesn't know how to push their relation forward either.

i.e. two idiots having mutual feelings but think it's not mutual due to how they got together.

 

[Exkalamity]

So this bro here went from rags to riches with just his pecker?

No, most likely his noble status. I'm not sure what time period of nobility this series is based on, and I am certainly no expert in the fine details of noble status, but likely the wealthy merchant was seeking noble status by marrying the poor noble. A noble rank that you can hand down to your descendants is not something that can be bought very easily. On top of that, new aristocratic connections and access to that customer base could be well worth the price of investment.

Tl;dr, not his pecker, his noble rank.

 

[AlmondMagnum]

Yeah, I don't know what he was thinking either, asking Anatole for relationship advice. I mean, the man has to be good at wooing women (lots of breakups means lots of girlfriends), but he's shit at keeping them.

 

[HaikenEdge]

I mean, the man has to be good at wooing women (lots of breakups means lots of girlfriends), but he's shit at keeping them.

To be fair, he's also kind of still hung up on his first love, which might affect the relationships.

 

[Mitsu13]

She is not really a good waitress. Should know when not to cut into people’s important conversations even though to serve their food

 

[IvanDFakkov]

No, most likely his noble status. I'm not sure what time period of nobility this series is based on, and I am certainly no expert in the fine details of noble status, but likely the wealthy merchant was seeking noble status by marrying the poor noble. A noble rank that you can hand down to your descendants is not something that can be bought very easily. On top of that, new aristocratic connections and access to that customer base could be well worth the price of investment.

Tl;dr, not his pecker, his noble rank.

Based on their clothes, my best bet is something in the latter half of 1600s to early 1700s.

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Is this viscount the new "landlord" we heard of some chapters ago?

 

[Wolvenworks]

Based on their clothes, my best bet is something in the latter half of 1600s to early 1700s.

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Is this viscount the new "landlord" we heard of some chapters ago?

He is, actually.

 

[lightingcloud]

so now it's hoppy?

 

[HaikenEdge]

so now it's hoppy?

The term "hoppy" was introduced in chapter 21, but it was for a bottled beer. Maybe they started pouring it out into mugs before serving it?

 

[Beregorn]

I was like, he's either talking about his wife 90%, or the sempai 10%...

 

[Goldenzeal]

Lover boi got it ruff...