Hahaha

Is there really no twist to this…?

I will forgive you because it’s not something I use…

It feels like I asked them to draw a character that would be popular, and they came up with a character having spiky hair and wielding a great sword?

>>13

I really love that work… It’s just exactly like that… I often choose my words carefully to praise it.

A silver-haired beauty with different eye colors in each eye…

>>19

You have an amazing talent!

I had him hold about 10 swords and tried to make him look brave.

It seems it would be much better without the arrows.

The thing in the image still exists, right?

>>25

The arranged arrows have a primitive power that completely destroys the context…

“Hyoge often features the exchanges between Yamajo Soji and Hideyoshi.”

Souji absolutely couldn’t do this kind of manipulation, so it’s clear he only had the option to die there…

Hidetada-chan, looking so happy, is so cute…

>>31

This is… it can lead to this impression…

It looks like something a child made…

>>31

The bow is too much of a bow…

>>135

The neatly lined-up arrows are intimidating.

I understand why people say I’m young.

A silver-haired ponytailed girl with red and blue heterochromia, valiantly wielding two daggers.

>>32

The fact that the costume under the cloak is a leotard is just too lacking in originality and feels very youthful…

>>32

Isn’t that painful!

This is intense.

Giving a Zaku a large Japanese sword… or something like that.

>>35

I tried to make a Zakus into a warrior and it looks courageous.

Someone has become a Musha Gundam!

I wonder if the craftsmen were instructed to do it this way and somehow adjusted it to improve.

It’s not that I’m embarrassed, but it’s precisely because there’s no twist that when I try to create something now, it feels so boring that I can’t make it to completion…

There should be some goodness that comes from continuing to use this…

Is this historical fact?!

>>44

No, no…

>>44

This manga has too much of this.

>>74

Did Kato Kiyomasa also do a rocket punch to a ninja!?

>>78

That weapon-like teacup too!?

>>84

Is even Takenoko Man!?

>>74

The object should be launched by a catapult while carrying the green vessel on its back…

To re-establish the lost bond with Kobayakawa and finally lead the Eastern Army to victory…

>>44

Chocchu ne

>>44

The reality line where the teapot explodes is bad—oh, the teapot!

Every time this happens, there are people who go “Oh, surprisingly good, right?” so it might be easy to understand for beginners.

Perhaps young samurai or some unclear faction would honestly praise in the same way.

The person who uses it is a user, and it becomes authoritative.

>>49

I think I’ve seen that in haiku.

It’s something that’s overly twisted, praised by experts, but amateurs have no idea what makes it good.

>>50

I remember that.

>>53

Furthermore, considering it’s youthful recklessness, I’ve aged a bit.

>>50

At the start of the manga, Oribe is a middle-aged man in his 30s with a wife and children.

The various things in the story are quite the failures that come after getting older, rather than just youthful indiscretions…

Historical fact history.

The depiction in “Hyougemono” is a flawless historical perspective that leaves no room for even the corners of a layered box to be overlooked.

>>51

I think Furuta Oribe became a tea ceremony advisor, but he probably didn’t consult with Oe about it…

If it’s something used by the general when brewing tea as a general.

I don’t think it’s necessary to twist it that much.

To be honest, when I saw the real thing for the first time, I thought it was powerful, easy to understand, cool, and great! It was amazing.

Fiction, fiction!

The depiction in “Hyouge Mono” is a sugar-free manga that replaces or creates episodes of others.

Well, at least it’s probably not to Oribe’s taste.

But it’s not something I use!

>>62

It’s not for me.

When I see scenes like this, I can’t help but wonder what Rikyu truly thought about his disciples in his heart.

>>66

From the realization there, during the master’s seppuku.

That is you, so please don’t forget… it’s beautiful and skillful, isn’t it?

I’m responding to anonymous users who post their original drawings and models with this kind of feeling.

The drawing skills in manga are quite high, but even so, there are times when seeing the real thing changes the impression.

When I actually saw Oribe’s works, the green color changed my impression quite a bit.

It’s a bit too much of a “cha” moment after separating from the cut.

There are aspects like that which do not exist in modern times, and I think there have been significant changes in the viewers as well.

In the first place, there are hardly any bows and arrows in the lives of modern people.

I didn’t buy the wobbly ones, but I ended up buying some Oribe pottery.

Cute

The tea room was entirely prepared in a hundred style.

A man with odd eyes, a bandage on his right hand, and wearing a long black coat…

This is… a bit embarrassing…

However… it seems that it is entertaining to harshly criticize the first act of creativity…

It’s a good story because he will be a great disciple until the end.

>>77

The next one is highly praised, so it’s even more so.

Historical fact, historical fact!

Adaptation!

That’s just the embellishment due to it being a manga.

The current trend is characters with white hair and blindfolds.

Truth truth!

All descriptions are based on first-class sources and are true.

This story is fictional, but the main characters are all based on real people.

It is believed that the second Tokugawa shogun would not have had a casual relationship where he would talk about personal matters.

In that case, it wouldn’t be strange to have a plea for clemency granted.

Goodbye, friend!

At the beginning of Volume 1, the characters are in their mid-30s, so only episodes from that age are depicted.

For someone who lives 50 years, they sure are a late bloomer.

Well, even as a military commander, I was doing my job properly.

When I was really young, I used to mess around during the time I was learning from Yūsai… like the time I tried to cover up wetting the bed or something.

>>95

To steal… I borrowed the teapot of my future brother-in-law in order to take a wife.

When I got married, I was still quite sharp.

Well, although the real age is middle-aged, as a tea master, I was still young.

In that sense, one might say that a failure due to youthful recklessness is not entirely wrong.

Make the face of Gundam into a Gym.

I tried piling weapons on each part.

How is it?

One-legged batting technique too!?

>>100

Oribe is the founder of Sexy Commando.

The distorted fortress “Ugyaa” too!?

It’s probably like a dragon from home economics.

It’s not within the acceptable range for a samurai family.

>>104

Hidetada was created as a warrior.

The master may have been evaluated as a connoisseur.

No need for flattery.

I’ll quickly start a thread, so to the western bulletin board.

>>106

[Breaking News] The matter of constructing a stand with my ingenuity.

>>107

🤨…

I want to hit…

Even if I’m called “Nameless”…

When I first started drawing, my lines were all wobbly.

By incorporating the technique of weird coloring, I can gain confidence, but it may result in terrible drawings.

This is a bit different from beginners, etc.

It’s not that it’s bad, since I’ve been expressing what I’ve learned directly and clearly.

It’s not a ball that a twisted old man can catch.

>>113

In the sense that it can never be created by someone like Rikyu or Oribe, it is very rare.

Well, the person themselves has also made a house that is quite embarrassing…

>>114

It was a cycle of proudly presenting it and then reflecting calmly on it.

Many people enjoy going to art university festivals because you can see lots of things like this, which enriches the heart… It’s not meant to be mocking or anything.

Conversely, by the time of the graduation exhibition, the carelessness disappears, resulting in something that is well-made but not very interesting, which is quite common.

>>115

Professionally done… is not sharp and boring! I feel this kind of story exists in any creation…

What I instantly thought of was a free game.

There is a certain power that comes from the remaining clumsiness, isn’t there?

In the end, it’s great that Hidetada shows such amazing sense…

I was doing various things like tea rooms on top of trees and Jomon people.

Compared to a poorly done neat picture, a straightforward and raw picture like this can be more stimulating.

Did Rikyu go on a rampage too!?

In terms of card games,

Beginners continue to buy packs little by little.

I just reached the stage of finally building one of my decks…

It is rather uncouth for an expert to harshly critique a deck.

To truly sink into the swamp, it’s stylish to play with a deck that can hold its own in a good match.

It’s just that the expression feels too youthful and makes me embarrassed.

It’s not like saying this guy has no sense!

Is it okay to consider the part about being extremely fresh as a compliment?

I feel like my true feelings are coming out quite a bit.

>>126

Depending on the relationship with the recipient, it could potentially become sarcasm that includes mockery.

But I think that’s not how the relationship between these two will turn out.

>>126

You might be angry if you find out now, but when you grow up, you’ll look back at your embarrassing past and think, “What a good teacher,” while smiling wryly.

My outfit might have looked like something a monkey would wear, but it should look cool on Nov.

You weren’t like this when you were younger, were you?

I was surprised to learn that the lying-down tea party was a historical fact.

Well, it’s a huge improvement from the person who broke tools out of frustration and didn’t understand what an apology meant in the first place.

I understand that you don’t want to pick this bud…

If I praise a truly bad work, it would be dereliction of duty, and it wouldn’t be surprising if I physically lost my head over it.

Rikia is overflowing!

Preparing to serve tea on the tea stand takes a long time, and since I have to use the upper and lower parts of the stand, my knees and back hurt, making it quite a difficult task.

But if you can’t do this, you won’t be issued a certificate, and for things like offerings, the head of the school does this.

The feeling of being genuinely scared by reality is great, isn’t it?

It’s not something I use, but I’ll praise that spirit.

If nothing had gone wrong, would they have praised the paintings of Iemitsu like this?

Reading Heuge makes me think, “Were the samurai this free!?”

Well, I understand that tea ceremonies and singing are essential for diplomacy with other samurai, so I get that they are basic cultural skills that must be learned.

>>141

Considering the timing of agricultural work and harvest, the period during which war can be waged is shorter.

>>141

Even though they’re samurai, the top-tier ones can delegate everything below them, so they may seem idle.

The active members might not have much left in the morning and evening, and in a pinch, they’ll have to slit their stomachs and die…

It’s totally fine if you’re a beginner.

The phrase “there’s no twist” is already a comment that assumes there will be one or two twists added.

>>143

When they twist it and then throw a straight pitch, or create a straightforward path without any twists, it becomes something familiar and quickly becomes boring.

But that kind of brightness without any clouds is nice too… it’s just not something I use.

I wonder what it is that makes me oddly happy just because a young person shares the same hobby as me.

When I was young, I didn’t care about others.

It is important to start by helping people understand the joy of something.

I often watch cooking videos on YouTube, but even for dishes that don’t seem quite right for me, I write compliments in the comments every time with the mindset that it’s not something I would eat anyway.

It seems that at least it’s not bad since it has lacquer and a design on the side.

Everyone starts as a beginner…

It’s difficult to deal with things that a younger boss recommends, right?

Usually, our sensibilities don’t match.

This stand.

I was praised, so I’m using it until the end of the story.

>>154

It’s cute, isn’t it?

Blue cloud

I prefer the still images over the warped teapot.

>>157

I understand.

I think the design of mosquito coils shaped like pigs is amazing, but I don’t understand the meaning of celebrating a vase with holes in it.

The freshness of having placed the protagonist’s machine, Don, with Gunpla.

>>159

It’s a standard level that includes gate processing and ink filling.

>>160

Have you laughed at me, who has been building Gunpla for five years?

>>159

Gunpla is good because it already has a ready-made shape.

In the middle of the battlefield diorama, a Gundam is standing still.

Ultimately, I feel that improving our relationship as a couple allowed us to carry on the Toyotomi blood, and I’m glad we managed to handle things well.

Newcomers must be praised, soothed, and then sunk into the abyss.