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In the manga, they appeared after opening a door. The scene featuring Zunesha is removed in the anime. The anime adds the following: Kin'emon and Kikunojo are both shown rushing inside the Flower Capital's castle to where Raizo and Shinobu are in
critical condition. Nekomamushi and Inuarashi talking about the Nine Red Scabbards' fight with Ryokugyu. The scene where Raizo is trying to speak of wanting to be popular like Kin'emon and he is shocked where he tearfully expressing of wanting a kunoichi to pay attention to him. Bariete running to Carrot who is eating oden and informing her that Inuarashi and Nekomamushi were calling to her. Carrot thinking about Pedro in a flashback after
Wanda told her to live him in her heart and agreeing with her decision. Sukiyaki's Tengu mask is shown on the table when speaking to his grandchildren and the Red Scabbards. Momonosuke and his retainers agreeing Sukiyaki's decision of leaving the future to them. After everyone is shocked by Shinobu's restored slim form, Brook is shown attracted to her. Momonosuke imagining Kozuki Oden calling out his name and is seen happily running after thinking about seeing the Straw Hats again.
This manga is not deep, period. The story feels like the author just made a spider web of ideas that they
wanted to write about, and pieced them into a book in no particular order, then spent a few hours coming up with some contrived, bullshit way for them to connect somehow. I have read 22 full chapters, and there has been maybe a chapter's worth of development on the main plot. It started off with some late-highschool aged kid living in a shit hole in the boonies, with a group of dudes who harass him, and a family life that's fucked up, and his goal is to leave the town to get away from all that. I don't want to go into explicit detail of what exactly happens, since this is a review, and I don't want to spoil anything on the off chance that someone will read it even after seeing this. With that being said, just go to the page for "Himegoto: Juukyuusai no Seifuku", which is by the same author, and read the description, then amplify the level of
depravity that you would expect from it 10-fold, and that's what the actual story entails.
L'univers de cette Chine impériale fantasmée par
Natsu Hyuuga est passionnant à découvrir.
Le récit oscille entre de la fantasy historique et du cosy mystery ! Cela m'a sauté aux yeux durant les
différentes enquêtes que va mener Mao Mao.
Le fil conducteur reste bien évidemment la manière dont notre jeune et intrépide apothicaire va se mêler à cette cour Impériale. Sa grandeur, ses tragédies et la vie de ses protagonistes. Il y a bien évidemment tout ce mystère qui entoure Jinshi et son fidèle Gaoshun. D'ailleurs, le chapitre concernant Aduo, l'une des anciennes concubines m'a particulièrement plu même si mes conclusions (comme celle de Mao Mao) ne sont pas forcément les bonnes, enfin, sans doute.
