Is this person really strong?

Understanding the importance of empathy.

A character with a stronger fictional element in this manga, which is primarily based on historical facts.

>>5

This work was based on historical facts…

Simply too good of a person.

Such an amazing hairstyle!

Amazing saint opening.

It’s quite a gap because my father-in-law is just an unpleasant person.

Looks like Mario, but too much of a saint…

>>11

Rude.

I pretended to be dead, but I only told my worried stepmother that I am still alive.

I was wondering what to do about the engagement money, but it seems like it was returned, so I’m glad.

In the ranking of saints in the work, a proud first place.

(Second place is Baimato)

>>14

Mr. Nikorofski!?

>>14

Baimato is more of a handsome guy than a saint.

I briefly read “death separation” as “death penalty.”

That benevolence is highly praised.

I’m glad you found a good person…

Travel expenses can’t be ignored, right…

He must have loved his ex-wife, I suppose…

>>18

I can’t meet my ex-wife anymore no matter what, but it seems there is someone I might want to see again and I could possibly meet my current wife if I try hard enough… So, shall we go search for her?

I also wanted these two to get together, but the more I read, the more I think, “Henry, what a thick skin you have…”

Some unknown saint.

A really nice person who is not given a name or an epilogue.

>>24

There is a sequel where the truth is told to Taras’s mother.

The Persian husband is undoubtedly a good person, but…

I feel like the ranking doesn’t improve because there are parts that seem somewhat eerie from the perspective of modern Japanese people.

>>27

Sister-in-law… Sister’s wife? At the time of the husband?

The male characters in Otoyomegatari are really cool…

Escort (Free of Charge)

Good men and strong women keep appearing one after another.

Although Ari was a really good guy, it seems like he won’t show up because it feels like we’ve reached the ending…

>>33

The scene at the very end where they ask for the first name and say they will give that name to the child was really too beautiful.

>>40

In the world of Kaoru Mori, there is a possibility of a sequel where you might meet your son several decades later.

Basically, there are many characters with good nature.

The people of England weren’t as rough as I thought.

There are cool women, like Azel’s wife.

A saint who accompanies someone on a 2500km journey simply out of compassion.

I can understand how you feel, but I hope that at least someday your family in the UK can accept Talas-san…

Thanks to Ant not having much money, it was good that they were able to get married…

>>43

Excuse me, what about this precious metal…?

>>43

💎📿💎

>>47

I’m quitting marriage💢

It was an era when connections between people and cultures were formed in such a way.

When I temporarily separated from Taras, it was because our common sense was different.

It was really sad that Smess couldn’t gain understanding from Ali and Karluk.

There is a good person who is close to the sensibility of this reader!!

>>48

I was quite on the edge, being robbed of horses, attacked by bandits, and assaulted by Russians.

Hawkins can hit Henry 4 or 5 times and be forgiven…

>>49

Is it good with just 4 or 5 hits, or are you a saint?

Since returning home, Smith is seriously acting like a typical second son.

Sumesu-san is quite a weirdo, isn’t he…?

Is it around five times divorced, wife?

This Taras is an unfortunate beauty, but she is also a woman of tremendous will who chases after her love at the ends of the earth.

Even if they say it’s okay for Ms. Sumesu to be a mistress, she still pushes back.

That aside, they are good at somehow involving relatives and older brothers to move things along.

>>56

Well, this is the kind of guy he is… and everyone has a strong common recognition of that.

A couple supported by the goodwill of the people they meet, from family to strangers.

It feels like I’ve been kicked out of my husband’s family, but I’m excited about our newlywed life.

I think it’s cute and nice that this wife, who thought she had no choice but to separate, ended up crying when she realized she could take Chubal with her and is having so much fun on the swing…

Is it “Otoyomegatari”?

But he’s the kind of guy who can think about souvenirs for his niece…

>>66

Mr. Nikorovski will likely be considerate of Mr. Hawkins in various ways…

From episode 1, I’ve been staying as a freeloader at Karluk’s place the whole time…

Henry can take 4 or 5 hits from various people.

Sumesu-san is interested in the culture of Asia… particularly the culture of the horse-riding peoples in Central Asia.

It’s amazing that you’re continuing the field study for years, even doing homestays.

It’s amazing, but a little strange.

But that’s an incredible ability to take action…

They have been talking about the threat from Russia for a long time, but are the main characters okay?

>>69

Let’s stop talking about harsh and painful realities…

>>74

It seems like the ones who might end up feeling sorry in the future are the twins…

>>83

One should rather die beautifully!

>>69

To be serious, if a full-scale war breaks out, there’s nothing to do but run away.

If they’re nearby, I might wonder if it’s okay to leave them alone… and I might feel like taking care of them, Mr. Smes.

Hawkins is providing amazing support to Henry, but I wonder where the money is coming from.

>>72

It’s strange how the nobility and the wealthy are… those who have wealth really have a lot of it.

Is Hawkins and my brother really saints for coming all the way to Ireland with me?

Is it unique to nomads to have no hesitations about going to distant lands?

Oh… it’s a white horse.

>>79

This leg

>>81

nape of the neck

I was worried that Nikorofsky would die when he started fighting alone.

It was extremely strong.

>>80

The sniping is too good…

I don’t think they’re coming back with that feeling to hold us back…

Because you’re an experienced person, Nikorofuski-san…

The feeling that my older brothers are on the verge of death is intense.

Suddenly, three beautiful brides appeared.

In the late 19th century, the Russian Empire established the Turkestan Governorate in Tashkent, and its territory expanded to the west of the Tian Shan mountain range and the Pamir Plateau in the east, the eastern coast of the Caspian Sea in the west, and the Iran-Afghanistan border in the south. Once the name and reality of Russian Turkestan (Western Turkestan) were established, the eastern region came to be called Eastern Turkestan, and the northern part of Afghanistan began to be referred to as Afghan Turkestan.

Western Turkestan came under the control of Imperial Russia, and after the empire was overthrown in the Russian Revolution, entities such as the Turkistan Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic were established and incorporated under the USSR.

Here it comes!

It’s a good horse… (It’s a good horse…)

“Don’t you plan to sell it? That’s too bad… (I guess I’ll just give up…)”

It’s a good horse… (It’s a good horse…)

>>95

…If I have a child, will you give it to me?

“Lovers, go home!!”

Good horses are still traded at high prices even now.

90% of the characters love horses.

>>98

They’re a cavalry nation and the British, after all!

Horses are humanity’s companions, just like dogs and cats.

Although it was said that they would first mediate the horses, the gentlemen who suddenly arrived made me laugh.

It’s better to push the super bad luck who makes all married men die onto the glasses who are mutually in love!

>>103

It’s a terrible thing to say, but that damn idiot in glasses is too strong, so I think Mr. Taras needs him.

It seems the Russian emperor’s watch that Sumesu-san had really worked, given that we were able to meet properly…

Are we almost done?

The atmosphere of horse racing is different here.

Neutralize the unfortunate aura of the fragile beauty by hitting it with the ultra thick-skinned lucky glasses.

As a result, the glasses get a beautiful wife.

In an era where traveling nearly 3000 kilometers is a life-threatening endeavor, I guided you.

>>112

If I say I died during the journey, I can get away with it.

Well, it’s that harsh, you know.

Good wife!

A resourceful guide!

Strong bodyguard!

Worrywart best friend!

To the kind families of our host stays!

>>113

What kind of good deeds did I accumulate in my past life to be so blessed here?

>>115

I’m accumulating virtue in this life, not in a past life.

>>117

In the village of the twin brides, we healed the sick villagers one after another…

>>113

If we don’t keep a balance, we’ll have to put them in prison or get involved in fighting with Russia…

If I’ve done this much good, there might be times when I feel down… but I feel like I can support myself by thinking that I did something good back then and that my life had value.

It’s good to accept that, even though you are a good person, you can’t handle situations like this on your own.

Mommy glasses otter… that’s what happened.

“I’m going to make my non-ethnic local wife my legal wife, hey hey…”

>>120

Even if you say something like that…

>>120

If you’re calmly rejecting it based on that logic, I can somewhat sympathize.

Being called dirty is no longer like that…

>>120

Do your best! What’s the point of facing it head-on like your mom?

We’re quite similar, aren’t we?

Mr. Smith and his mother have too low of an understanding of each other… I like Mr. Hawkins’ evaluation.

Things like this will probably be solved by time and grandchildren… maybe.

I wish I could live correctly up to this point.

I wonder… since it’s Henry’s mother, she probably won’t break even if she dies…

The only bad person might be Amiru’s dad.

For a hunting tribe like the Osa, it probably has to be at least that much.

>>127

That clan was pushed into poverty too much.

The male relatives have all completely given up, which is amusing.

I guess it’s been like that for a long time…

>>129

Well, since the eldest son has taken over the house and everyone is forgiving of Mr. Smith’s personality, there’s nothing that can be done.

In the latest issue, the person from the thread is getting remarried again.

I can’t just let such a great guy stay single!

I guess that’s what they think.

The problem is that there are actually unknown diseases that come from outside.

>>132

Oh Christopher Columbus!

>>132

Actually, the plague also spread from China to Central Asia to Europe.

Because it’s from an era before Emma, there’s really no understanding.

The male relatives have an unusually great understanding.

I’m glad this story was properly conveyed to my mother.

My father was a jerk, but

Talas probably won’t be able to see his stepmother alive after all…

Ari is doing fine now, but he really caught an amazing wife, huh…

Stuffed animals and clocks were found with miraculous odds.

Taking maids and people of other ethnicities as legitimate wives.

Kaoru Mori likes that sort of thing!!

>>141

Do you dislike it?

>>141

It’s a world where things don’t go as planned in many ways, but…

You should be happier than the world of stories.

No matter how many times I read it, Anis is just a woman who has obtained everything in this world…

>>142

Well, I thought you were just infatuated with your wife’s friends.

I realized that I was happy to have such a wonderful step like this… so it’s a good thing.

I’m changing my course to India on the way back, but India is also really far away.

A mysterious Japanese female manga artist with an unusual attachment during the Victorian era.

A mysterious manga artist showing an unusual attachment to drawings of horses and maid outfits.

During the imperial Russian era, they were not very enthusiastic about governance.

The not-so-good feeling is about the old age of the powerful and the Persian gentlemen.

The grandchildren and great-grandchildren of the fishermen of the Aral Sea.

It’s amazing how they treat people properly in this era.

It’s sad that my mother doesn’t treat me like a human.

If I have a grandchild… Still, if I have a cute grandchild…

People surely change.

It’s a serious point that might be a bit convoluted, but I understand that the author has put a lot of thought into it.

The British upper class is honestly at a level of wealth that is hard to imagine these days.

That jewel from the ant seems like it could be worth several million if converted into yen.