Will You Marry Me Again If You Are Reborn? - Vol. 3 Ch. 14 - Life is...

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I'll start crying now before the next chapter is released.
 
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Oh god how does it always catch me off gaurd I SHOULD KNOW BY NOW.
 
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oh my god i think im crying??? i just binged all the chapters and this was both the worst and best decision of my life. there are so many ups and downs i think i just got tachycardia.
im scarred for life and i still want more, thank you so much for translating!
 
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That I actually find hard to believe. Weren't they living in the middle of the forest? I don't see a reason to bomb a hut in the middle of nowhere. On the side note - author really loves to deprave people of their eyes.
 
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Whoaa a japanese manga which actually mentioned the pearl harbor bombing? That's very rare
 
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@ZeroR3 it could've been unintentionally targeted. Like they could've been aiming to bomb a specific area, but because of stuff like wind and whatnot it could've ended up landing closer to the house
 
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@Short_Circut even then doesnt make sense since they live in an isolated space so doesnt make sense for a bomb to be anywhere near them

I guess could make sense they carpet bombed an entire area
 
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So, I noticed there’s a lot of confusion about why the bombing would have occurred at such an apparently remote location. So we all know about the 2 nuclear ones and the Tokyo firebombing one. However, the US had other campaigns as well. There was one against Japan’s 6 main cities, intended to cripple productions and, ahem, tie up some of Japan’s resources by making them have to deal with hundreds of thousands of newly homeless citizens. There was also quite a few against Japanese held islands, given their strategic value.

But there was another plan in place as well. This one called for the attack of small cities and towns. The logic was sound; Japan can’t guard it’s entire transportation network, so by taking out undefended small cities and towns disperse across the country side, you can easily cripple their logistics network without much hassle. Plus, breaking the morale of an isolated community is a lot easier than breaking the moral of a large city. So they did. Unlike the other air raids, these ones never attracted much international attention given how each one had a much lower civilian casualty count, so not too many people in the west know about them. If I had to say, their home probably got caught up in one of the logistic crippling raids. Given that only 20% of bombs landed within a 300 m radius of the intended target, it’s not too hard to imagine how the house was hit. If their area was a target, it would also explain why the brother became a kamikaze pilot. Most joined out of a mix of peer pressure, duty, and most commonly, to protect their families from the Americans. So naturally, recruitment for kamikaze pilots was extremely high in areas hit by the US.

War crimes are called crimes for a reason.
 

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