age of consent wasn't even a thing on those eras, and more importantly that thing is a social construct just like marriage as wellI was already huffing copium when this grown ass man, ***********from the modern era btwwwwwww, got married to a child. However, I could at least take solace in the fact that he only saw her as a granddaughter. Now tho, what the fuck, he's straight up just a pdf.file
Don't need to waste time reading a chapter I've already read and understood the first time.Where the feq are those MTL praising bitches at now? Better see their ty comments here or are they satisfied with their shit salad quality already.
NGL I glossed over the last translation after I saw it was a snipe....how could you not get it from the other translation? it was waaaay too obvious just from "how many month's?"....though i will agree this is a better translation, as well as being much cleaner.
There are no written records of Takahisa having a daughter or when she would've been born, so the year doesn't quite matter. Regardless, marriage age didn't exist back then as evidenced by how easily people would give away their children in marriage promises even before they were born."Getting sniped means this manga is popular", I hadn't thought about it that way.
In which case, I'm happy because it means more peeps getting to know this story. :3
That being said, I'm much happier reading the Yado Inn production, it's much nicer overall.
EDIT: I just reviewed chapter 37 where Tsuruhime is introduced and her age was never mentioned, even though she's described as a child by the time travelers.
Two chapters prior, in chapter 35, the date was June 1569.
Last chapter, chapter 68, identified the time as late December 1571.
I don't know what marriable age was in the Sengoku era, but two years have passed.
Tsuruhime is pregnant though, so technically she's at least pubescent"I'm a Japanese man! Did you really expect me not to fuck a prepubescent girl?"