jolene managed to get drunk off of grapes

girl has the weirdest metabolism

Well, all this certainly happened.

Turned pretty wholesome, with just some medieval life intrusions like a lance through the chest

And the poor horse v_v

And now more horses put down :(

With all those arrows, they really aimed for the horses when they took out most of the soldiers with arrows, even when they were still mounted. I get one or two to stop the convey, but all of them? Do they not know how valuable a trained horse is (not monetary value, just practical value)?

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Well, all this certainly happened.

Turned pretty wholesome, with just some medieval life intrusions like a lance through the chest

And the poor horse v_v

And now more horses put down :(

With all those arrows, they aimed for the horses when they took out most of the soldiers with arrows. I get one or two to stop the convey, but all of them? Do they not know how valuable a trained horse is?

Yeah...just murdering the horses made me really dislike this new village x_x

Don’t know how to feel about the villagers in the most recent chapters. They’re designs and behavior just feels off putting to me. Jolene’s grandmother being Mulai just felt tacked on too ngl—she doesn’t share any of their features nor has she mentioned it before. Also, why did they randomly start understanding Jolene and Hesha when they weren’t speaking the same language?

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Don’t know how to feel about the villagers in the most recent chapters. They’re designs and behavior just feels off putting to me. Jolene’s grandmother being Mulai just felt tacked on too ngl—she doesn’t share any of their features nor has she mentioned it before. Also, why did they randomly start understanding Jolene and Hesha when they weren’t speaking the same language?

There is a weird vibe here with our leads wanting to take advantage of these people that in theory don't know the value of their own goods...it's giving colonizer vibes.

Also yeah the language aspect was seemingly just dropped? A very strange choice.

Totally aggree, I am a little disappointed how they want to take advantage of those people who don't know the value of their goods. Typical, rich people getting richer because of basically swindling poor people. I hope they think about it again and stop being greedy.

I can't bring myself to like the village either. They are apparently leading a pretty good life (good food and plenty?) from stealing and murdering people. I just hope, this Story arc is over soon, lol. I want to read more about the princess and the crossdressing guard. :D

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Totally aggree, I am a little disappointed how they want to take advantage of those people who don't know the value of their goods. Typical, rich people getting richer because of basically swindling poor people. I hope they think about it again and stop being greedy.

I can't bring myself to like the village either. They are apparently leading a pretty good life (good food and plenty?) from stealing and murdering people. I just hope, this Story arc is over soon, lol. I want to read more about the princess and the crossdressing guard. :D

My thoughts exactly. The swindling gives an ick vibe.

While this series has dealt with violence before, never to this level. It’s starting to feel uncomfortable to read.

I'm thankful for the hot amazon warriors, but I'm not a fan of what seems to be scamming indigenous people.

And Faye's grooming is proceeding excellently. Very good.

So this whole arc is basically:

We were going to the underdeveloped country of people with tanned skin to have some trade, but the local exotic amazon tribals attacked our caravan. So we had to negotiate and are going to buy all of their highly expensive spices and fruits for pennies by lying to them about their worth, which is all fine because our kingdom has actually bought this part of the exotic tanned people land and they were meanies anyway.

Did an East Indian Company merchant write this? Was it ghostwritten by a ghost of XVII century colonialist?????

Yup still very much not a fan of our main duo thinking about how much profit they can make from the locals by ripping them off...

“The Sterling army is at our doorstep! Who would’ve thought murdering and kidnapping would have consequences?!” These idiots…

And now the dynasty uploads are caught up on the md uploads.

“The Sterling army is at our doorstep! Who would’ve thought murdering and kidnapping would have consequences?!” These idiots…

This section of the story is written so weirdly, and as it’s been said it reeks of the whole idea of trying to convince the reader that the village deserves whatever happens to them.

“The Sterling army is at our doorstep! Who would’ve thought murdering and kidnapping would have consequences?!” These idiots…

This section of the story is written so weirdly, and as it’s been said it reeks of the whole idea of trying to convince the reader that the village deserves whatever happens to them.

And here I was, thinking "When did my wholesome toxic yuri turn into Spce and Wolf?"

People are seriously forgetting the main characters are not good people, lmao.

People are seriously forgetting the main characters are not good people, lmao.

I feel like the story has tried to sell us on our main couple ultimately being good people that want to help others...but now I don't know lol

So to update my 3 stories in one, we have:
Story 1 - Be gay, go colonize
Story 2 - How I groomed the perfect (lover) business partner
Story 3 - I accidentally became Queen Consort

So to update my 3 stories in one, we have:
Story 1 - Be gay, go colonize
Story 2 - How I groomed the perfect (lover) business partner
Story 3 - I accidentally became Queen Consort

This could have been three perfect webcomics. Instead we get all three in one.

Can’t believe their first time was in the bath. Would’ve thought they’d have done it already. Also Hesha broken mulai is so cute XD

Man, the princess lowkey sucks, the inevitable "character growth sex" before they definitevely pair her with Kelly better be damn good.
As a side note, i think people should chill out a bit about the "colonialism" thing. People, colonialism Is not "when you buy stuff at lower prices and sell them higher", that's literally just how commerce work. Colonialism kinda require a system of domination and/or displacement of the native population and structural unequal exchange, our girls here are literally just making a profit exploiting the price differential which Is... kinda just basic trade? They are not being fully honest about It with other part but being dishonest isn't exactly the same as colonialism

Man, the princess lowkey sucks, the inevitable "character growth sex" before they definitevely pair her with Kelly better be damn good.
As a side note, i think people should chill out a bit about the "colonialism" thing. People, colonialism Is not "when you buy stuff at lower prices and sell them higher", that's literally just how commerce work. Colonialism kinda require a system of domination and/or displacement of the native population and structural unequal exchange, our girls here are literally just making a profit exploiting the price differential which Is... kinda just basic trade? They are not being fully honest about It with other part but being dishonest isn't exactly the same as colonialism

Okay, I'll bite, even though I usually avoid emotionally charged topics on forums. While it is true that Hesha is not extracting resources at gunpoint (yet), she is leveraging the extreme and structural information asymmetry between her and the natives to extract their surplus labor at unfair prices. While this appears to be standard arbitrage at first glance, the fact is that the playing field is all but level, as the natives have no access to world markets and up-to-date price data that Hesha has. (And as for extraction at gunpoint -- let's wait until we see how the first contact with the Sterling army foreshadowed in the most recent translated chapter goes before discussing this further.)

Man, the princess lowkey sucks, the inevitable "character growth sex" before they definitevely pair her with Kelly better be damn good.
As a side note, i think people should chill out a bit about the "colonialism" thing. People, colonialism Is not "when you buy stuff at lower prices and sell them higher", that's literally just how commerce work. Colonialism kinda require a system of domination and/or displacement of the native population and structural unequal exchange, our girls here are literally just making a profit exploiting the price differential which Is... kinda just basic trade? They are not being fully honest about It with other part but being dishonest isn't exactly the same as colonialism

Okay, I'll bite, even though I usually avoid emotionally charged topics on forums. While it is true that Hesha is not extracting resources at gunpoint (yet), she is leveraging the extreme and structural information asymmetry between her and the natives to extract their surplus labor at unfair prices. While this appears to be standard arbitrage at first glance, the fact is that the playing field is all but level, as the natives have no access to world markets and up-to-date price data that Hesha has. (And as for extraction at gunpoint -- let's wait until we see how the first contact with the Sterling army foreshadowed in the most recent translated chapter goes before discussing this further.)

Thanks for saying this.

Well...about that colonizing...

The writing in this arc SUCKS.

Best wishes to the lead artist though.

I know Shouzhong probably doesn't follow Dynasty comments, but I still want it written down that I wish them a full and speedy recovery and thank them for their amazing art on this series.

Well...about that colonizing...

Absolutely none of it here. /s

"'Ullo, what's this place called?.. Realy? Well, I'm gonna change it to a place called 'mine'. Now, you, on bongo, run off and get me some tea, will you? Yes, that plantation will do nicely, thank you."

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