This is not the first this has happened, but king is a gendered term, only men can become king. Use ruler if you want to pander to the sjw crowd or just use queen.
They fought because she implanted the idea of equality between nobles and commoner into her brother (remember it's an isekai she's coming from our world where monarchy is long gone from most countries) and then left him alone against all the nobles who think commoners are shit and destroyed his plan to get rid of them and make a good country. Now it's her responsibility.whiplash cause of the weird ass mindset her brother had?
( gotta reread those chapters kinda forgot why they fought / something about inferiority complex?)
They're saying Anis will cease to being the same Anis that we see for the last 30+ chapters.Oh no, she won't be able to go shopping, what a tragedy.....
Possibly Queen Regnant and Queen Consort?Don't worry, Anis will become the Queen anyway. Oh but even then, the one who takes the crown and becomes the 'King' is also a woman. What will you do if you're the translator? Call them Queen A and Queen E?
Completely agreed.Great work with the scanlation, though it's a bit weird to see underlining being used for emphasis. Perhaps it is sufficient to just italicise or bold the words.
Queens being called "king" is the result of laws. So the proper term in a gendered language like English is king.
Great work with the scanlation, though it's a bit weird to see underlining being used for emphasis. Perhaps it is sufficient to just italicise or bold the words.
I’m experimenting with the underlining method. It’s used in The Apothecary Diaries too and I liked how it looks.Completely agreed.
Underlined text was a bit annoying (though the rest of the translation is very well done).
That works, I guess.Possibly Queen Regnant and Queen Consort?
The trouble is that in the current state of things the nobility literally has all the power politically, spiritually, economically, and practically. And if anyone tries to take politcal power from the nobility or give more political power to the commmoners it will almost certainly result in another civil war. The current king had to put down a rebellion led by his older brother when their father tried to give even a small amount of political power to non magic commoners. Its why there's so much resistance to Anis and Magicology still, just by existing and promoting a method for commoners to have access to magic that they dont have to pay huge sums to nobles to use, she threatens to close the gap between the nobility and commoners. So she cant just go "Democracy ya'll!", and have it all work out without doing massive amounts of groundwork.Republican revolution or bringing about some sort of constitutional monarchy would solve most of their problems. You would think a freethinker like Anis would have thought of that.
No, let them have fun oversimplifying everything./sThey're saying Anis will cease to being the same Anis that we see for the last 30+ chapters.
Caused by:
1. Preparing herself for monarch's responsibility that she thought she'd avoid for the last 12 years.
2. Stop magicology, because I kinda doubt she'd have the time and the top nobles would let her do it since magic still something that "proves" nobles' superiority over the common folk.
3. Anis needs to marry someone she doesn't know so that the next in line for the throne have magic, something she already said she doesn't want since chapter 2.
I mean, they spent only 3 episodes on the entirety of the vol.3, which this is a beginning of. They cut out/changed entire scenes from novel to fit it all in. Of course it would lack, comparatively.Mmm...so much emotion was poured in to this, better than the anime in my opinion.
I mean, in their language, these probably aren't gendered, right? More something akin to "ruler" and "ruler's spouse", or however these kanji should be read.My god, you're right. I checked the raws and... even the raws are woke
(translator's note: 王様 means king, 女王 means queen. She's explicitly being called king here)