Orenchi ni Kita Onna Kishi to Inakagurashi Surukotoninatta Ken - Vol. 1 Ch. 6 - As thanks for a night's lodging and a meal

[Psychronia]

This is...surprisingly sweet. She might as well just be a foreigner from a really old-fashioned European country, because the culture clash is where all the humor is.

 

[ShortBarrelRaifu]

Well... that's escalated fast ... lol

because the culture clash is where all the humor is.

Gotta agree on this one.... this is the first time i see an isekai/reverse isekai that has MC with functional working brain (Common Sense)

 

[Presea_cousin]

Straw Hat x Jersey x Rubber Boots

Field Trip equipment set bonus: Boosted heat resistance!

 

[Darkmeep]

Can someone with absolutely no identification even marry???

 

[SotiCoto]

"Japan doesn't have a class system".

O RLY?

As if he doesn't know that the old zaibatsu system still exists in the form of the modern keiretsu system, and that the financial strata of society are mostly cash-gated to lock them in place, to stop the poor ever escaping from poverty and to protect the assets of the rich.
Just because noble bloodlines and dynasties aren't as important as they used to be doesn't mean the class system doesn't exist. It just changed form a little.

 

[Ashisu]

@soticoto okay bro now you're getting kinda cringe with the jap hate. Every society obviously has people with more power, even communist systems.

 

[SotiCoto]

@Ashisu : "Cringe" is a verb, idiot. Not an adjective nor a noun. It is enough to make me cringe to see commenters like you misusing it.

 

[Ashisu]

LOL this dude is one of those nerds that thinks the dictionary dictates language, you obviously understood what I said you pseudo-intellectual cringelord @soticoto

 

[SotiCoto]

@Ashisu : I understand you clearly like flaunting your brain-damage like some sort of trophy, as you obviously have no sense of shame to react appropriately to your failures. Get back on the short-bus already. You don't belong anywhere language is used, degenerate. Your presence is just dirtying up the place.

 

[BraveDude8]

@Ashisu @SotiCoto Drop the personal attacks.

 

[Chrona]

I like the implication that "farmer" and "businessman" aren't both commoners. You're not the equivalent of a "merchant class" unless you actually own a company peon. Being a salaryman is just the lowest class of citizen in a different context.
@SotiCoto
"Class system" in this context is being used to denote the concept of feudalism, not the very recent idea of class being divided into income groups in this current capitalist society. Granted, Japan also had a feudal system at this point, but there's no longer one.

 

[Kisreel]

That's... quite an age gap.

 

[jeccccccccccccc]

She knows her through everything. Spoken like a true warrior.

 

[mitochan]

hello green card

 

[Icryalot]

@mitochan from what I know green cards are really hard to get and meticulously inspected every year, especially the marriage ones

 

[JJTheWeeb]

Not sure I'd want a waifu with PTSD. Dealt with that shit in real life and in her case, the fact that she doesn't know what happened will make it worse. Last thing you want is to have a kid then she finds out she can get back home. Does the kid stay in this world or go back with her? What type of issues would you go with her not knowing if her family will accept you (or if they are even still alive?)
Seems like a load of trouble for MC to avoid. Especially with the age gap in modern times.

lol, guess what

 

[Nhiroz]

Instant wife! Nice!

 

[Verypeeved]

Fun fact, Alfred the Great, all the way back in the second half of the ninth century, was notable for a great many things. One of these happens to be the creation of a court school that taught most of the children of the nobility, as well as his own, which was actually open to anyone of intellectual promise to attend, regardless of birth. He put forward a great many reforms with the intent of furthering education in general, wanting to set to learning all the free-born young men then in England who had the means to apply themselves to it.

The idea of educating the masses was a rare thing through those times, but not unheard of.