This episode is all about awkward couples getting things off their chest. It’s all about saying what you need to say — what you should’ve said — a long time ago. And yet, Inako clearly hasn’t spoken to Kihachi since the incident on the boat. When he comes up in a conversation, all she can do is pout. These kids are so awkward. Continue reading
For once, Nishi stands her ground and tells her parents what she wants to do with her life. Continue reading
At first, Boraqchin could not understand why Ogedei had chosen her to be his primary empress. After all, she was old and plain; she assumed he merely prioritized her being the eldest. But Ogedei truly felt a kinship with Boraqchin. He felt as though she was the only one who could understand his vision — a vision in which the Mongol Empire would become a destination for merchants and scholars from all around the world. From then on, Boraqchin would plot and scheme to bring down anyone who would serve as an impediment to Ogedei’s grand ambitions. But was it really that simple? Continue reading
No quippy remark this time. Let’s just get right to it. Continue reading
Even if Hikaru’s behavior can be a little offputting, she has one thing the other girls lack: experience. Not only is she a popular mangaka, she knows how to advertise her stuff. It’s simple: the club should just post their work on social media. Continue reading
