Sengoku Komachi Kuroutan: Noukou Giga - Vol. 4 Ch. 17 - Umamawari
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The last page... I got trolled so hard 😭
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@pikonyanko Well, the Tadakatsu in that series is already in his late 40s. Our Tadakatsu here is only 19, so he may become that giant in the future.
@Umesan Somehow, I can't find any info on his wife, just his children so it maybe possible . Most women in that era were addressed by their titles and different names so it is hard to trace their origin and involvement in the events.
@Umesan Somehow, I can't find any info on his wife, just his children so it maybe possible . Most women in that era were addressed by their titles and different names so it is hard to trace their origin and involvement in the events.
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That feeling when you've been in the imperial age for 300 years and everyone else is just reaching the feudal age.
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i got TROLLED really bad at the end of the page
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Damn it last page! Guess now I know how he felt...
Thanks for the chapter!
Thanks for the chapter!
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I was so triggered by the last page.
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Darn. That joke at the end got me.
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Not that extreme yet. Spain and Portugal have already expanded into the Americas, and are about to wipe out the Inca, Mayan, and Aztec empires around this time period.
For Japan to win WW2, they'd have to build up a large enough population and naval forces strong enough and advanced enough to challenge Dutch control of the Indies, Spanish control of the Philippines, and British control of Malaysia. Using the rough timeline we have, the alternate Japan has a time frame of about 200 years, give or take a few decades to do.
Reason being that Japan's geography gives terrible iron ore, and there's no oi; both of which drove Imperial Japan's expansion and specifically Attack Plan South, which ended up dragging the USA into WW2 in the first place.
That's also assuming that the other European powers don't notice Japan's population stabilizing due to increased food resources and wanting to curtail a potential rising power in the first place. Also, Shizuko's knowledge doesn't seem to encompass weapons, and even with that big book of modern weaponry, that's a lot of resources that Japan just currently doesn't have access to, to develop (iron being terrible quality for starters). The "thousands of times folded" katana was because the iron was shit.
Not that extreme yet. Spain and Portugal have already expanded into the Americas, and are about to wipe out the Inca, Mayan, and Aztec empires around this time period.
For Japan to win WW2, they'd have to build up a large enough population and naval forces strong enough and advanced enough to challenge Dutch control of the Indies, Spanish control of the Philippines, and British control of Malaysia. Using the rough timeline we have, the alternate Japan has a time frame of about 200 years, give or take a few decades to do.
Reason being that Japan's geography gives terrible iron ore, and there's no oi; both of which drove Imperial Japan's expansion and specifically Attack Plan South, which ended up dragging the USA into WW2 in the first place.
That's also assuming that the other European powers don't notice Japan's population stabilizing due to increased food resources and wanting to curtail a potential rising power in the first place. Also, Shizuko's knowledge doesn't seem to encompass weapons, and even with that big book of modern weaponry, that's a lot of resources that Japan just currently doesn't have access to, to develop (iron being terrible quality for starters). The "thousands of times folded" katana was because the iron was shit.
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