Idol wa Koishicha Ikenai no! - Reviews

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Marriageable age for female on ancient chinese is 14 y o, n male is 16 y o. Especially on noble famillies, they even betrothed their daugther from young age, even when she was a baby. Meanwhile the boy will interract with their future wife even since she was a super young girl, kinda like dating phase. hence telling the main male lead Pedhopile only because he is fall in lov to a 13 yo girl is kinda wrong i think, as the girl is already at appropriate age to be admired at that time.

Did you read what I said? If Japan didn't get any gun know-how from the US that originated from their former European roots that used Chinese-invented gunpowder and a barrel to shoot bullets, it would have been impossible to invade China in the first place with their much smaller force than the Chinese.

Hello, can someone who has read the novel "Release that Witch" answer this for me? At some point in the story, does the protagonist acquire a power equal to or more powerful than magic? One of the reasons I've never read the story is because of the doubt that the protagonist might not have any power. Transitioning into a magical world without the ability to use magic sucks. If someone answers, just say "Yes" or "No". I don't want anything specific, thanks...

Our boy Jin is send straight from Canada to cultivator world, in the very best sect. He got fed up with his colleagues' poor manners and decide that he will live as he want and do his own things. But suprise suprise, strange things keep happening around him and on his Land.
This may look like some other novels' plot where mc is dumb as a rock but strong as f*ck or driven by misunderstanding, but this novel has so much more to offer that it would be a shame not to try it.