Tensei Arasaa Joshi no Isekaikatsu - Vol. 3 Ch. 15

[MangaDex]

 

[Hicleric]

Whoa, she gonna introduce kimchi? Is she aware of the sheer power she wields?

 

[brndndss]

he had a taste before, but now her bodyguard really learning how uncontrollable Magnolia is

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also that look in Deans eyes after got permission. no way he was gettin left behind lol

 

[Shmeep]

This whole chapter was just super cute characters looking as serious as they can(not very)

 

[Banana_Splits]

please don't try to paint her father in a good light, i'm not ready to forgive him just yet

 

[Chizan]

"That's not okay! He's only six years old" Lass, you're FOUR!

 

[yoshiii]

Thank you for updating!

I'm glad they're doing all these precautions and using logic because who in their right mind would listen to a 4-year old about treating a disease haha

 

[lesseffective]

I hope the poor mook gets a name next chapter. It's far too frightful a thought to be assigned to protect Magnolia as simply "You There."

 

[HDMI1]

I hope the poor mook gets a name next chapter. It's far too frightful a thought to be assigned to protect Magnolia as simply "You There."

First name: Red, Last name: Shirt

 

[ikinetsu]

Magnolia needs a nerf, and maybe some shackles

 

[DeadintheWater]

"That's not okay! He's only six years old" Lass, you're FOUR!

Her response to her maid being in mortal peril was to take a mace and smack a monster in the face. It didn't work, but she definitely doesn't see herself as a four year old.

 

[zeinzki]

i expecting her to make Sauerkraut, but Kimchi 😅?

that unexpected for Japanese manga to bring Korean food. a welcomed one thou

 

[lenovoaxioo]

i'm sucker for traditional hero

 

[AsteroidCreator99]

Is this going to be the most basic thing like hygiene or something like that?

 

[BG9]

I can understand the knight's feelings. I once worked in a departement's program under an assistant professor that's a bit.... enthusiastic. I especially worked closely together since I was one of the coordinators and even though he was a bit of slave driver, I'd say it was still within the scope of our job description. It wasn't like we had that much work originally and he even forked his own money for additional funds and our overtime pay. My subordinates didn't like about being worked like a horse though, but for this I was actually on the assistant professor's side although I never explicitly tell it.

 

[blackLuna]

This scurvy arc is very bothersome.

While it is true that knowledge of the treatments for scurvy was repeatedly forgotten and rediscovered as late as the 20th century, at no time was scurvy considered a communicable disease (at least, in the Western World).
The knowledge that scurvy was caused by diet was known to Europeans since Antiquity.

There were two actual issues: knowledge of which foods were required to ward it off and having a source of vitamin C which wouldn't spoil during longer voyages.

(Since this seems to be a likely case of the protagonist solving basic problems which the setting is bizarrely and stupidly ignorant of as a staple of the series, I'm probably going to drop it here.)