My Wife Is From a Thousand Years Ago - Ch. 251

[MangaDex]

 

[jukebox1412]

Looks like we're finally getting that id

 

[outinthegardener]

I just realized something. Winter Melon used to be Xu Qing's cat but now he's Jiang He's. This signifies something, maybe.

 

[Seinvolf]

Thank u always for ur great work...
^^...

Seems quite hard to get an ID there huh, but it seems her ID can still be processed even at a snail pace...
@.@...

 

[BroxTheMeerkat]

Marriage arc should begin soon

 

[Chronigan]

The way they silently communicated and tossed the potato was cute.

 

[abdullah17]

Ok but how is she not dead? I don't know how accurate is this but bringing an ancient person to the future will make them die out of diseases, no?
I would have preferred if they didn't address this part this far into the series tbh. Just keep it all magical or very realistic.

 

[FantasyMaster]

Ok but how is she not dead? I don't know how accurate is this but bringing an ancient person to the future will make them die out of diseases, no?
I would have preferred if they didn't address this part this far into the series tbh. Just keep it all magical or very realistic.

I'd assume that in an advanced country, lethal diseases aren't a thing or there are extremely low cases. Adding the fact that she spent most of the early time inside, I guess she had time to adjust?
We know cold/flu exist because there was a chapter where Xu Qing got it iirc....and Jiang He also entered his room. It was never shown if she also got it in the 2 or almost years she's been in the modern times....either she didn't thanks to her martial training/healty body or she did and Xu Qing simply went and bought medicine

 

[MJTH]

I'd assume that in an advanced country, lethal diseases aren't a thing or there are extremely low cases. Adding the fact that she spent most of the early time inside, I guess she had time to adjust?
We know cold/flu exist because there was a chapter where Xu Qing got it iirc....and Jiang He also entered his room. It was never shown if she also got it in the 2 or almost years she's been in the modern times....either she didn't thanks to her martial training/healty body or she did and Xu Qing simply went and bought medicine

The concept of "herd immunity" also possibly played into how she hasn't become extremely ill from diseases. "Resistance to the spread of an infectious disease within a population that is based on pre-existing immunity of a high proportion of individuals as a result of previous infection or vaccination." If everyone around Jiang He was immunised already, that would significantly reduce her points of contact with an infectious disease. It wouldn't perfectly protect her, but for the sake of the story she lucked out.

 

[talas]

Ok but how is she not dead? I don't know how accurate is this but bringing an ancient person to the future will make them die out of diseases, no?
I would have preferred if they didn't address this part this far into the series tbh. Just keep it all magical or very realistic.

The author is painting a very realistic modern world while the "past" in this story is pure fantasy. Ancient people were not stronger than modern people and were not more cruel and violent. If she's not getting sick, then it's all about fantasy again.

 

[Gunlord500]

The concept of "herd immunity" also possibly played into how she hasn't become extremely ill from diseases. "Resistance to the spread of an infectious disease within a population that is based on pre-existing immunity of a high proportion of individuals as a result of previous infection or vaccination." If everyone around Jiang He was immunised already, that would significantly reduce her points of contact with an infectious disease. It wouldn't perfectly protect her, but for the sake of the story she lucked out.

Yes, I was thinking exactly this. It'd be wise for her to get vaccinated ofc but one of the advantages of widespread vaccination is that the diseases themselves are no longer as common, so even those who aren't vaccinated benefit.

Anyways, this was a very sweet chapter, thanks Paragon. I'm glad they seem to have a decent explanation for why /ourgirl/ seems to be completely absent from the records that they would actually believe. Like folks have said, maybe it's time for marriage soon!

 

[Chronigan]

Ok but how is she not dead? I don't know how accurate is this but bringing an ancient person to the future will make them die out of diseases, no?
I would have preferred if they didn't address this part this far into the series tbh. Just keep it all magical or very realistic.

She might have already been exposed to most plagues since the big diseases don't change too much. this cgp grey video kinda talks about it.

 

[dowiet]

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