Isekai ni Kita kedo, Seikatsu Mahou shika Tsukaemasen - Vol. 2 Ch. 9

[OWMWO]

Damn, he was having more children!?

An adult male, alone in room, miserable and have no money.
What do you expect? 🥜🥜🥜

 

[jasty]

I thought something awful was going to happen to her on her trip to the market since she ignored everyone's advice and went unaccompanied. But nothing happened at all. Since when do they throw Chekhov’s gun into the garbage?

 

[MNickWS]

As of now, from chapter 1 to current chapter, we still don't know what kind of blunder the father made. We will have to wait for the mangaka to draw a flashback to what exactly happen to him during his time in ministry. And yes, we have the novel and if there's anyone read the novel, does the author explain that incident in the novel? That's the only puzzle to piece up everything as we have many people here gets angry for everything that the father had done. As of now the manga focus on Patience only, for now.

 

[ImInDanger]

Good translation as always.

 

[Kendrakirai]

Man, I almost wish the royals didn't like her so much. They just keep "inviting" her places that they think is a huge benefit to her which are really just gigantic impositions!

 

[tremor3258]

Welp, at least Paitence has not yet resorted to that great Isekai money making device, a flushing toilet.

Or recreating soy sauce.

 

[PerfectDeath]

I thought something awful was going to happen to her on her trip to the market since she ignored everyone's advice and went unaccompanied. But nothing happened at all. Since when do they throw Chekhov’s gun into the garbage?

The warning was that it was not "proper for a lady" rather than it being dangerous. Thus why it was about being accompanied by a maid and not about having a guard.

 

[Jesterio_]

does the author explain that incident in the novel?

Yes it gets hinted a bit during this upcoming arc and later on when

Spoiler

Patience’s Aunts visits the household

 

[Kireato]

Man, everyone is hating on her dad when he's a perfectly decent person who is just currently unable to properly provide for his family. Meanwhile, the trio of the princess' friends are still displaying their catty personalities. But neither matter to me much, I'm fully invested in what Patience will do next.

Beach episode seems fun!

Also, I'm confused. She mentions she is aware of the "handsome boy from the knight club" but it seems to have been skipped in the manga?

I thought something awful was going to happen to her on her trip to the market since she ignored everyone's advice and went unaccompanied. But nothing happened at all. Since when do they throw Chekhov’s gun into the garbage?

Well, they all warned her about the alchemy club too.
I'm more weirded out by the fact not a single other person was depicted during her outing.

 

[Shirobane]

There’s repeated text at the bottom right of page 25 and thus one of the bubbles is untranslated (さあ台所に急ぎましょう)

 

[IchLiebeSchinken]

There’s repeated text at the bottom right of page 25 and thus one of the bubbles is untranslated (さあ台所に急ぎましょう)
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Oh man, I'm embarrassed to say I didn't catch that on my re-reads. It has been updated, thank you.

 

[MangaFatCat]

I thought something awful was going to happen to her on her trip to the market since she ignored everyone's advice and went unaccompanied. But nothing happened at all. Since when do they throw Chekhov’s gun into the garbage?

This isn't that kind of typical isekai story. It's a low-stakes, slow-life series where the MC regularly discovers new ingredients, cooks new dishes, and find the time to invent new creations for her club and friends. Things only pick up a bit once she is in her senior year and goes on her second summer vacation.

 

[ifarisu]

Anyone have recommendation manga that have same kind of art and story vibe? I love this so much, its kinda disney for me but better

 

[d_a_renoir]

I am still sorta confused. Their territory is not impoverished so why is the overseeing lord so poor they can barely eat? Like the citizens clearly has enough spare food that the maids can get paid with food.

And leaving that aside, the antiques in the storage has been sitting there for ages. Even if it's broken it could have been sold for some money. It would not fetch that much money, but if they were so desperate for money they should have sold those sooner. Or barter them at least?

Like, it's no wonder the readers are losing it about the dad. If he's that good at managing territory then he should've been more competent with HIS OWN HOUSE.

 

[Hakira]

I'm wondering if the dad being more an educator that he fails to see the trees from the forest. Likely he was taken advantage of and that's why he lost his position. I'm guessing around the time his wife passed away.

Also, I'm guessing his wife also usually took care of all the house things much like she does. So for him it's just a matter of course, like mother like daughter type thing.

Also, I'm really glad this author added things like modern devices as magical tools. It makes sense to me that you replace electricity with magic. So many make it like soy sauce, rice, and mayonnaise were some big invention while they were around for a very long time.

 

[Heucuva]

In terms of the father, there are definitely circumstances that put the family in the position that Patience found herself in after reincarnating.

Mind you, the father is a bit of a head-in-the-clouds person as you can already see.

I'm current on the web novel, so that entire plot line has been fully explained - heavy spoilers that is past even JNC's current volumes.

Spoiler: They might change some stuff for the LN, but...

... basically, there are two groups of nobles in the country, one that believes in full aristocratic rights, and one that is more open. The father falls in the latter category and, as the Minister of Education, wanted to ensure that commoners and lower nobility could attend the Academy. The aristocratic group couldn't stop the policy, but used their powers to oust him from his ministerial post.

One of the aristocratic group just so happened to be the patron of Julianna's family (Patience's mother), which meant they also had to cut ties with the family, just as Julianna got sicker, leading to her death.

At the same time, others in that group also conspired with the previous butler to scam the father as he was depressed from Julianna's death, making outrageous loans that sapped their finances. To compound the issue, one of his sister's territory also suffered a famine, and he loaned what little remained to help.

That sort of leads into the start of the story, where OG Patience passes away, and Patience takes over.

There is a resolution to this plot line, but this is just to explain the father and the family financial situation.

Oh, and the family does not own land. They are nobles of the robe.

 

[finalm]

Wow the father is braindead. He can literally see their food and wealth situation improving, which his daughter did WHILE getting perfect scores WHILE SKIPPING GRADES

A deadbeat drunkard would have more awareness than this.

Also, her idea of little by little looks like her whole body weight.

In terms of the father, there are definitely circumstances that put the family in the position that Patience found herself in after reincarnating.

Mind you, the father is a bit of a head-in-the-clouds person as you can already see.

I'm current on the web novel, so that entire plot line has been fully explained - heavy spoilers that is past even JNC's current volumes.

Spoiler: They might change some stuff for the LN, but...

... basically, there are two groups of nobles in the country, one that believes in full aristocratic rights, and one that is more open. The father falls in the latter category and, as the Minister of Education, wanted to ensure that commoners and lower nobility could attend the Academy. The aristocratic group couldn't stop the policy, but used their powers to oust him from his ministerial post.

One of the aristocratic group just so happened to be the patron of Julianna's family (Patience's mother), which meant they also had to cut ties with the family, just as Julianna got sicker, leading to her death.

At the same time, others in that group also conspired with the previous butler to scam the father as he was depressed from Julianna's death, making outrageous loans that sapped their finances. To compound the issue, one of his sister's territory also suffered a famine, and he loaned what little remained to help.

That sort of leads into the start of the story, where OG Patience passes away, and Patience takes over.

There is a resolution to this plot line, but this is just to explain the father and the family financial situation.

Oh, and the family does not own land. They are nobles of the robe.

He pretty much is a deadbeat. However noble his intentions at work were, it lead to his daughter literally dying of illness due to the unlivable conditions in the house. Her brothers would have likely followed suit later, if not for the MC's efforts. Utterly ridiculous guy. He is the one who should have been running around making every bit of cash possible from day one.

 

[ia_zero]

Tbh I don't know how I feel about Patience. Yeah I know she needs money and all that but aren't being close with royalty is an easy way to do that? She can get connections and all that.

 

[Barrier-kun]

Thank you for the chapter! Waiting for more 🥺👉👈