Isekai Ryouridou - Vol. 2 Ch. 10
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Hmm... feels weird. What got cut from the adaption?
Umm... I can’t remember. Something feels off, like they cut out a detail I cherished.
Maybe it’s yet to come and I’m remembering incorrectly.
Umm... I can’t remember. Something feels off, like they cut out a detail I cherished.
Maybe it’s yet to come and I’m remembering incorrectly.
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@Talismaster u should go check, sounds important
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I skimmed for ecchi scenes and found nothing. Abort mission.
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There aren't really any ecchi scenes. This is more of a wholesome manga at least from what I remember of the LN. @firosahoge
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@Fuko
If you were sent into the wilderness of another world with no grand destiny, greater goal, or cheat skills with your flesh and blood body, could you have done better?
He’s slowly earning the respect of those around him by being respectful back.
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This is correct. It’s more economics with political drama/intrigue.
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I think it’ll come after the wedding, since this feast was the wedding date celebrations. Maybe. Asuta is still wearing down Donda Wu/Ruu’s mental walls. This “attack” by making his family cook everything aside from the village elder’s dinner.
If you were sent into the wilderness of another world with no grand destiny, greater goal, or cheat skills with your flesh and blood body, could you have done better?
He’s slowly earning the respect of those around him by being respectful back.
@Sparks
This is correct. It’s more economics with political drama/intrigue.
@Hollow7F
I think it’ll come after the wedding, since this feast was the wedding date celebrations. Maybe. Asuta is still wearing down Donda Wu/Ruu’s mental walls. This “attack” by making his family cook everything aside from the village elder’s dinner.
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@Talismaster Bro the link to the official LN is in the Mangadex page
Here's the link to the LN, start reading if you want a better experience
https://www.novelupdates.com/series/cooking-with-wild-game-ln/?pg=5
https://www.novelupdates.com/series/cooking-with-wild-game-ln/?pg=5
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If they think that eating hard things is better for your teeth, then it's no wonder they live in the sticks.
@Talismaster I think the explanation of Morihen culture leaves a lot to be desired. It's paradoxical that they've only recently been displaced one generation earlier, but they rigidly and proudly identify as Giba eaters which they clearly no nothing about processing or preserving.
They seem like a lost people, but Asuta won't even acknowledge their miserable state and meekly submits to an idiot with no sense of his own history. Meanwhile Ai Fa seems keenly aware of her people's plight, and I should hope there's more commentary in the next chapter when they visit civilization.
@Talismaster I think the explanation of Morihen culture leaves a lot to be desired. It's paradoxical that they've only recently been displaced one generation earlier, but they rigidly and proudly identify as Giba eaters which they clearly no nothing about processing or preserving.
They seem like a lost people, but Asuta won't even acknowledge their miserable state and meekly submits to an idiot with no sense of his own history. Meanwhile Ai Fa seems keenly aware of her people's plight, and I should hope there's more commentary in the next chapter when they visit civilization.
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IIRC,
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They have salt and some sort of peppery leaves they use to preserve food. The problem is this:
IIRC,
a memory of him complaining to his dad something along the lines of, "Dad, if you're a chef, how come mom cooks at home? Her food doesn't taste as good as yours." His father replied something about being paid to cook and that it's a mother's love or something, but the impactful part was that his mother died a year after, and young Asuta cried at the funeral, wishing he could taste her food again.
What he realized is Donda doesn't appreciate some foreigner telling everyone how to cook or live. What really bothers Donda is he would rather eat trash served by his family than something good served by a stranger. No matter how many times he challenges Donda to eat his cooking, Donda could just make shit up about it being not palatable for hunters, or poison. Because what Donda wants is a home-cooked meal. So to "beat" him, he taught the family how to use other parts of the boar, and how to cook it, thus creating a tasty home-cooked meal the family could make any time, since mincing meat without a grinder kinda sucks.
What he realized is Donda doesn't appreciate some foreigner telling everyone how to cook or live. What really bothers Donda is he would rather eat trash served by his family than something good served by a stranger. No matter how many times he challenges Donda to eat his cooking, Donda could just make shit up about it being not palatable for hunters, or poison. Because what Donda wants is a home-cooked meal. So to "beat" him, he taught the family how to use other parts of the boar, and how to cook it, thus creating a tasty home-cooked meal the family could make any time, since mincing meat without a grinder kinda sucks.
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Donda's stubborness inadvertently drove a wedge in the household between those that liked the hamburg steak, and those that either didn't, or simply wanted to back up their father. By creating 3 alternative recipes that everyone found palatable, Asuta patched the rift he accidentally created.
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@Ironclad
They have salt and some sort of peppery leaves they use to preserve food. The problem is this:
Prior to coming here, they primarily ate small lizards and fruits.
They were allowed to immigrate to this country by abandoning their old gods, and exterminating as many giba/kiba as possible. Additionally, harvesting anything a kiba eats is forbidden, since if mountain resources get scarce, they begin attacking farms for food. These super boars breed like crazy and get super big; put simply, the acquisition of all the meat is a waste of time. Big clans are expected to exterminate several a week, and no matter how many they kill, the population never drops significantly. Before they arrived, giba/kiba had a reputation for being nasty. Despite that, the poor immigrants had no choice but to eat it anyway. So it was widely regarded as an unsellable product only good for its nutritional value.
To make matters worse, the noble of the tribes only did the minimum amount of interaction with the country they moved in to, selling their horns/tusks to buy necessary products like veggies/fruits/wine/salt/utensils/weapons/etc. The ignoble abused their race's superior strength and harassed peasants in the local stone city, which created even more divide, racism, or fear. The noble(as in honest and good to their beliefs) o f the tribes ended up getting labeled with derogatory remarks like kiba eater or such, and rumors spread that if you eat kiba, you become mean-spirited savages. They didn't let it bother them and wore it like they owned it, since they felt they didnt need the country anyway, and the nasty meat was what was keeping themselves and their families alive anyway.
They were allowed to immigrate to this country by abandoning their old gods, and exterminating as many giba/kiba as possible. Additionally, harvesting anything a kiba eats is forbidden, since if mountain resources get scarce, they begin attacking farms for food. These super boars breed like crazy and get super big; put simply, the acquisition of all the meat is a waste of time. Big clans are expected to exterminate several a week, and no matter how many they kill, the population never drops significantly. Before they arrived, giba/kiba had a reputation for being nasty. Despite that, the poor immigrants had no choice but to eat it anyway. So it was widely regarded as an unsellable product only good for its nutritional value.
To make matters worse, the noble of the tribes only did the minimum amount of interaction with the country they moved in to, selling their horns/tusks to buy necessary products like veggies/fruits/wine/salt/utensils/weapons/etc. The ignoble abused their race's superior strength and harassed peasants in the local stone city, which created even more divide, racism, or fear. The noble(as in honest and good to their beliefs) o f the tribes ended up getting labeled with derogatory remarks like kiba eater or such, and rumors spread that if you eat kiba, you become mean-spirited savages. They didn't let it bother them and wore it like they owned it, since they felt they didnt need the country anyway, and the nasty meat was what was keeping themselves and their families alive anyway.
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@Talismaster All they had to say was he's just making up complaints because he didn't trust strangers. That shouldn't have taken more than one panel.
When you put it like that, it makes me think of American buffalo. The forest people have it bad now, how bad will it get when they succeed in bringing the Giba population under control.
When you put it like that, it makes me think of American buffalo. The forest people have it bad now, how bad will it get when they succeed in bringing the Giba population under control.
