Acredite, eu entendo sua dor, mas não devemos apressar o Anon. A pressa é a inimiga mortal da qualidade — a espera valerá cada segundo, e nós dois sabemos disso.Anon deveria se apressar com a atualização, até mesmo um lurker geralmente inativo como eu ficou ativo por causa da falta de Aura.
If what you said is correct, I find it hilarious (and somewhat frustrating) that our father had the recipe for a drink that we’re now using to become INCREDIBLY wealthy—yet he never even realized it, spending most of his life as an ordinary, poor alchemist. (I can’t help but wonder what he must have thought once he realized the untapped potential of the recipe he’d been holding onto.)To be entirely fair…
Even as a Herbalist, the boba soda isn’t OUR idea, if you remember, MC talks about using their father’s recipe.
This implies to me, is a unique family recipe.
If you are a Merchant, our father is a Merchant as well, we can’t scam daddy out of something he doesn’t own or know.
Boba is forever out of reach for a Merchant, let me cry into my 100k shards
But the heavens knows, if I could… I would.
Thank Google translation.Acredite, eu entendo sua dor, mas não devemos apressar o Anon. A pressa é a inimiga mortal da qualidade — a espera valerá cada segundo, e nós dois sabemos disso.
What? Did the text get translated along with the page? I didn’t even know that was possible!Thank Google translation.
As of now we can only try flirting with her by being cheeky but she called Jin a slave so I completely discarded romancing her and demanded she apologize Wich she obviously refusedWhat? Did the text get translated along with the page? I didn’t even know that was possible!
Anyway, is there already any romantic content with Keiko? Do we have to act subservient to romance her? She seems interesting, but I’ll have to pass if it requires a humble and submissive attitude.
Ah yeah, I had forgotten about that. I reacted the same way you did. It’s a shame — she had the potential to be one of my favorites, if only she hadn’t antagonized the MC for no reason...As of now we can only try flirting with her by being cheeky but she called Jin a slave so I completely discarded romancing her and demanded she apologize Wich she obviously refused
Damn right bro, family comes first.Ah yeah, I had forgotten about that. I reacted the same way you did. It’s a shame — she had the potential to be one of my favorites, if only she hadn’t antagonized the MC for no reason...
Exactly, and especially in a scenario where there are Tian Fang, Dessy, Eldra and so many other options. Girls are simply something the protagonist doesn’t lack, neither in quantity nor in quality. Besides, talking like that to the MC’s brother is also, indirectly, a lack of respect toward the MC himself. Even if you don’t care about your brother, your own dignity was attacked too — at least that’s how I see it.Damn right bro, family comes first.
I look forward to humbling her in the future when MC grow powerful and influential.Exactly, and especially in a scenario where there are Tian Fang, Dessy, Eldra and so many other options. Girls are simply something the protagonist doesn’t lack, neither in quantity nor in quality. Besides, talking like that to the MC’s brother is also, indirectly, a lack of respect toward the MC himself. Even if you don’t care about your brother, your own dignity was attacked too — at least that’s how I see it.
To be fair, a lot of bubblebrew's profit potential only exists because A) we're in Nanhou, which has at least an order of magnitude more people than Thunderfall, and B) we were practically gifted multiple crates of high quality supplies that we could use to make it.If what you said is correct, I find it hilarious (and somewhat frustrating) that our father had the recipe for a drink that we’re now using to become INCREDIBLY wealthy—yet he never even realized it, spending most of his life as an ordinary, poor alchemist. (I can’t help but wonder what he must have thought once he realized the untapped potential of the recipe he’d been holding onto.)
I want that too, but I don’t think it’s believable before book four, considering the father she has. If I remember correctly, he’s going to be one of the five only beings capable of giving us direct orders in book two. An MC who confronts Keiko too hard might have a rather dark future ahead. Which is particularly problematic for my MC, who has more pride than will to live.I look forward to humbling her in the future when MC grow powerful and influential.
....yeahhhhh my MC is for sure 100% choosing Rin or Jin over Keiko...yeah, they are def doing that, broDamn right bro, family comes first.
Questionable but okay....yeahhhhh my MC is for sure 100% choosing Rin or Jin over Keiko...yeah, they are def doing that, bro
I think that’s the point: she doesn’t antagonize the protagonist on purpose—she genuinely thought Jin was our slave, and didn’t even realize he’s our brother.I want that too, but I don’t think it’s believable before book four, considering the father she has. If I remember correctly, he’s going to be one of the five only beings capable of giving us direct orders in book two. An MC who confronts Keiko too hard might have a rather dark future ahead. Which is particularly problematic for my MC, who has more pride than will to live.
But I have to say, I really didn’t understand her action of being so rude. She seems like the cunning and intelligent type, so why antagonize the MC for no reason? Sure, she can do it, she’s protected and all that, but wouldn’t it have been better to try cultivating a friendship or at least a relationship of respect? I’m not saying that, from her privileged position, she should see the MC as a major strategic asset, but… it was simply unnecessary. A future cost with no benefit at all. I wouldn’t have done that in her place.
If I had to choose between Jin&Rin and Keiko, I would choose Keiko a thousand times out of a thousand.....yeahhhhh my MC is for sure 100% choosing Rin or Jin over Keiko...yeah, they are def doing that, bro
Exactly what I thought, no matter how you look at it MC is a future asset, an investment that someone who's supposed to be shrewd and cunning like wouldn't waste or at least antagonizing for no reason. that's why the sudden shift to arrogance and disdain seemed very weird to me.I want that too, but I don’t think it’s believable before book four, considering the father she has. If I remember correctly, he’s going to be one of the five only beings capable of giving us direct orders in book two. An MC who confronts Keiko too hard might have a rather dark future ahead. Which is particularly problematic for my MC, who has more pride than will to live.
But I have to say, I really didn’t understand her action of being so rude. She seems like the cunning and intelligent type, so why antagonize the MC for no reason? Sure, she can do it, she’s protected and all that, but wouldn’t it have been better to try cultivating a friendship or at least a relationship of respect? I’m not saying that, from her privileged position, she should see the MC as a major strategic asset, but… it was simply unnecessary. A future cost with no benefit at all. I wouldn’t have done that in her place.
If what you said is correct, I find it hilarious (and somewhat frustrating) that our father had the recipe for a drink that we’re now using to become INCREDIBLY wealthy—yet he never even realized it, spending most of his life as an ordinary, poor alchemist. (I can’t help but wonder what he must have thought once he realized the untapped potential of the recipe he’d been holding onto.)
This man is correct.To be fair, a lot of bubblebrew's profit potential only exists because A) we're in Nanhou, which has at least an order of magnitude more people than Thunderfall, and B) we were practically gifted multiple crates of high quality supplies that we could use to make it.
What? Did the text get translated along with the page? I didn’t even know that was possible!
Anyway, is there already any romantic content with Keiko? Do we have to act subservient to romance her? She seems interesting, but I’ll have to pass if it requires a humble and submissive attitude.
As of now we can only try flirting with her by being cheeky but she called Jin a slave so I completely discarded romancing her and demanded she apologize Wich she obviously refused
Ah yeah, I had forgotten about that. I reacted the same way you did. It’s a shame — she had the potential to be one of my favorites, if only she hadn’t antagonized the MC for no reason...
Damn right bro, family comes first.
Lmao guys, are you serious?Exactly, and especially in a scenario where there are Tian Fang, Dessy, Eldra and so many other options. Girls are simply something the protagonist doesn’t lack, neither in quantity nor in quality. Besides, talking like that to the MC’s brother is also, indirectly, a lack of respect toward the MC himself. Even if you don’t care about your brother, your own dignity was attacked too — at least that’s how I see it.
Doesn’t matter how powerful or influential you are bro, Keiko is a noble and her father is the Bladed Lands Exalt. You will remain an ant to him.I look forward to humbling her in the future when MC grow powerful and influential.
Useless duo vs a noblewoman of great political power, who likes the MC and who's sole "crime" was mistaking your bald disrespectful brother for a slaveQuestionable but okay