Maid kara Haha ni Narimashita - Vol. 6 Ch. 42

Member
Joined
Aug 12, 2018
Messages
639
Finally! Some progress. I'm shocked she told him too. I never thought she would tell anyone but this is good for her growth in this world.
 
Active member
Joined
Jun 11, 2018
Messages
219
@AMicrowave it doesn't matter how much power they actually have, constitutional monarchy is still a monarchy. And atleast in UK queen actually has power - she's the only one who can declare war for example.
 
Dex-chan lover
Joined
Apr 20, 2019
Messages
1,153
@SakamotoDeath according to their constitution, the emperor is "the symbol of the state". He has no real powers, only ceremonial ones. So, officially Japan calls itself a "Nation" or "State" and not an "Empire". The emperor has no power whatsoever, just a handful of ceremonial duties.
 
Fed-Kun's army
Joined
Jan 29, 2018
Messages
928
i like how he nerds out at the thought of hearing about a non magical world.
 
Member
Joined
Sep 24, 2018
Messages
211
"Older male cousin"... Cousin... No thanks. ^^; That's still too close a relative for me. ^^; He sounds too perfect, too, I kinda hope he stayed behind and took care of those little siblings of hers with his superior empathy and consideration. :p
Usually I like these romantic isekais to take the "destined to be together ever since who knows when"-route but now I'm really hoping the cousin-boyfriend is fully out of the picture. ^^; (If he turns out to be who I think he may be reborn as, I might mentally flip a table xD)
 
Dex-chan lover
Joined
Oct 24, 2018
Messages
4,727
Since she told him she's moving on right which means a wedding soon Right 😁
 
Dex-chan lover
Joined
Jun 2, 2018
Messages
11,368
@Fushiginiku uuh...i think what Lily meant by "monarchy" is in the traditional sense of "king ruling a country"; something like Absolute Monarchy. what Japan has is called a Constitutional Monarchy, whereby the monarch is the symbolic head of state, but real power is in the Prime Minister's hands. same with the UK, but IMO Japanese monarchs aren't as.....interactive? as the British. like, it's still a monarchy, but with a more ceremonial reverence to the emperor as opposed to western monarchs being regarded as actual passively influential persons. maybe i'm just less familiar with the japanese, but it really seems like their royal family is more hands off than the Windsors
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Top