Tearmoon Teikoku Monogatari ~Dantoudai kara Hajimaru, Hime no Tensei Gyakuten Story~ - Vol. 9 Ch. 39

[popinloopy]

Thank you for the chapter!

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[nisashi13]

Why is Mia stupider than usual? In the other arcs, she's selfish but not stupid like a bimbo. Here she is like one.

unlike other chapters, her head is no longer in the guillotine anymore after all, so of course her braincell no longer activate.

 

[Mussthemoose]

Why is Mia stupider than usual? In the other arcs, she's selfish but not stupid like a bimbo. Here she is like one.

Direct correlation between Mia's access to sweets and her brain power

 

[Laisy]

It's actually suffering for it. In the LN, her inner monologue during this arc is pretty funny.

The best part of the LN is her inner monologue and the narrator trying his best retorting or snarking at her.

 

[comedyxtragedy]

Why is Mia stupider than usual? In the other arcs, she's selfish but not stupid like a bimbo. Here she is like one.

well, first of all she is already saved from guillotine. Second, she has no way of learning the future now. Third, she's in foreign land.

Also, you're putting her too high. She's always a bimbo, just a bit wise up after dying 😂

 

[ImDanGrow]

What an asshole

 

[CrimsonSix]

How shall Mia disrupt the villain's plans this time?

 

[fight2live]

so, how do we get from having a bath to blocking revolution

 

[fellowofhorses]

I find it hard to think the revolutionaries as the bad guys. Neither side has a particularly good argument

 

[EpicMatt]

I find it hard to think the revolutionaries as the bad guys. Neither side has a particularly good argument

if you have forgotten from a few chapters ago, the whole situation is incredibly rushed in Remno. Both Dion and Ludwig pointed out that a revolution would have occurred eventually thanks to the heavy taxes, but it would have come much later, like in a few years. The arguments being made by both sides aren't going to be all that strong when things are being forced in this direction

 

[Nautical]

I dont remember whats going on either, Mia skillfully appropriated those provisions.

 

[Laisy]

I find it hard to think the revolutionaries as the bad guys. Neither side has a particularly good argument

And the reason the revolution only kicked off was because of the disappearance of the prime minister, which Jem was able to appeal to the revolutionaries' emotions. You need to remember these guys originally are just a bunch of drunks complaining about life, they aren't suffering that much yet.

 

[Meo]

I love all the misunderstandings but...did Mia just forgot Prince Abel because of some snacks and a bath?!

Come on! He's right their on her chart!!

 

[EpicMatt]

I love all the misunderstandings but...did Mia just forgot Prince Abel because of some snacks and a bath?!

Come on! He's right their on her chart!!

Mia is very simple minded, plus her brain doesn't work without sweets and some rest

 

[looc64]

it's less her being dumb and a bit more carefree. The biggest thing is also that the manga isn't really showing her thoughts in the current chapters, instead choosing to focus more on Sion and having Mia as comedic stuff in the background

Also she's still making good moves.

Lambert's full of shit, he doesn't respect her, and he's got them outnumbered.

I'd argue that the wise/smart moves here are to a) not challenge Lambert while he has the upper hand ✔️, b) stop Sion from agreeing to anything stupid ✔️, stall for time ✔️, and maybe arrange for an opportunity to talk away from Lambert ✔️.

Really I felt like Sion was the weak link in this chapter. I wonder what his upbringing was like; to me it feels like someone made a point of not teaching him how to see through dudes like Lambert so he'd be easier to manipulate.

 

[EpicMatt]

Also she's still making good moves.

Lambert's full of shit, he doesn't respect her, and he's got them outnumbered.

I'd argue that the wise/smart moves here are to a) not challenge Lambert while he has the upper hand ✔️, b) stop Sion from agreeing to anything stupid ✔️, stall for time ✔️, and maybe arrange for an opportunity to talk away from Lambert ✔️.

Really I felt like Sion was the weak link in this chapter. I wonder what his upbringing was like; to me it feels like someone made a point of not teaching him how to see through dudes like Lambert so he'd be easier to manipulate.

for Sion, it's that he is naive and doesn't really try to see the whole picture for things. He takes most info at face value, only seeing things as black and white. It's the way his whole country is, with there who sense of justice and that they are always in the right.

 

[zekilee]

You ever wonder why she lost her life once, this one takes the cake literally and figuratively

 

[DiedAgain]

for Sion, it's that he is naive and doesn't really try to see the whole picture for things. He takes most info at face value, only seeing things as black and white. It's the way his whole country is, with there who sense of justice and that they are always in the right.

I can only imagine how many innocent people they put in prison (or have executed), all in the name of (false) justice.

Justice without wisdom is dead. And a kingdom of justice without wisdom is not a kingdom of justice.

If the entire Kingdom of Sunkland really is like that, I feel bad for their citizens. Though, it may have been rigged to be that way by the serpents.