Yay for historical isekai, and spreading the word that medieval people were not all mud covered fools wallowing in their own shit.

I love robot yuri so much, it's the best

Touhou outsider here: is this not just a story about slavery?

What is with the "I don't like girls, I just like this girl" thing that constantly pops up in manga? Feels borderline lesbophobic.

They whitewashed Suletta

Akira got screwed, but I'm just so happy the main crew all made it out alive and happy :)

It is a real shame that we never got more about Satsuki's dad though, it feels like a loose plot thread that never got tied up.

When is the "emperor's" gender going to be relevant? Like what are we doing here, author? Either do something about the bitch empress and move on or scrap this and write a manga where the main premise is in any way relevant.

Hope I live to see the utter destruction of idol culture in my lifetime.

great, more toxic idol bullshit where you're apparently meant to totally cut off your friend and pretend she's dead just because you aren't colleagues anymore

That old guy was just a Pokémon character. Shows up, says a random non-sequitur about his granddaughter and throws a fishing rod at you.

Second page: “Besides, you’re the who called me here, aren’t you?” I think we’re missing the word “one”.

I didn't even notice that. It's cool how our brains can just fill in what's meant to be there.

My only problem with this is that there isn't more epilogue stuff. But what we got was enough, and it let me end this story with a smile on my face. They improved each others lives massively, and got to convey their feelings to each other. There was no end of story gut punch for no reason, just a reminder that it was better to have a doomed relationship with a sad ending than none at all.

Uh oh, stalker again?

Possibly papparazi.

Is there a difference? Seriously, send those creeps to jail.

You never heard of the Enemies to Lovers trope?

It's my favourite, we just seem to have skipped the enemies part in the actual story.

I'm having a little trouble pinning down what the relationship between these two is meant to be. They're beating the hell out of each other and used to be fighting a war against each other, but they're also talking like friends and getting all blushy talking about how pretty the other is.

Hope Naori gets to punch the doctor by the end of this.

Glad to see I'm not the only one content with that dirtbag biting the dust. He's had no redeeming qualities until now, so I was glad to see Seo gut him.

It's just a shame only one of them died.

I regret peeking at the ending of this.

You gonna say why or just be fucking cryptic

So how likely do we think it is that Tan Tailan and Princess Ming are to end up with each other.

100%

All of this just has me wondering how many people know that the "emperor" is really the empress. The General seems like she probably does.

I'm confused.... Is her father permanently stuck as a woman? Or are her parents just making out all the time so it's always the case? Because they said there's no precedent for someone becoming stuck but the story seems to imply her father is unable to become a man again.

If they did get stuck as a woman, there's no reason not stay as one if you don't want to. Trans men exist in Japan, after all.

And they were roomates

Cool start and then suddenly hits you with the transphobic trope that doesn't actually happen IRL. Just stirring a up a little hatred for fun!

inb4 the main character is written like a trans woman but the series vehemently denies anything queer the whole time. (This probably will not happen.)

Was hoping for MioTop and got disappointed, come on doujin makers! It's all I want!