In case you're wondering, Honey often has botulism spores in it. The adult digestive system has a PH that makes them harmless, but it takes some time for babies digestive systems to get to that point so for them honey can be dangerous.
basically she's like a step daughter or sister. also gets along well with Ah-duo. So yes political but it's not like he doesn't like her as a person. just not in the physical attraction way.
Foster siblings isn't the best way to phrase it. I'm pretty sure the manga called them milk siblings meaning they nursed from the same woman as babies.
I think Ah-Duo’s mother was the daughter of the then Prince milk nurse. They became very close as childhood friends. Neither wanted her to become a Concubine to the Prince. The relationships are complicated and over time these will be revealed, I hope for Season 2 to explore a lot more of the history ion this series.
Maomao’s assessment of their relationship is built over this episode yet Maomao convinces herself its mere speculation as a defensive measure regarding knowing too much about Royalty.
As with Lady Gyokuyou and Lihua, loyal Ladies in Waiting need to be properly managed so they don’t misjudge causing terrible outcomes. Lishua’s handicap is her immaturity that prevents her from understanding and leading her retinue.
Yeah, “chikyoudai” is an awkward term to translate. In this case, the author writes it with the kanji 乳姉弟 - milk/breast, older sister, younger brother. The specific kanji vary depending on the genders and ages, of course - 姉妹 for two sisters, 兄弟 for two brothers, etc.
Some things don't translate well into English. I tried to make videos explaining it, but when it comes to this kind of things, it's like you hit a dead end, and really feel the difference in culture, and difficulty to translate these.
@@moondaughter1004 Don't believe that bullshit. People who reached adulthood still lived for at least 60-70 years, the avarage life span was brought down to lower because of high infant mortality rates.
I like how you can tell how Gaoshun starts to respect Maomao at this point. At first he just thought she was someone that Jinshi found amusing, but he starts to see that he genuinely cares about her, and Gaoshun sees that she is very clever and capable. I also think he finds her to be a good influence on him, which is wholesome.
Poor Lishu’s only ally is the reformed Food Taster. Maomao’s charity was rewarded with at least one ally for Lishu. Also Jinshi’s allowance of the reform under Maomao and Gaoshun guidance.
Saying that's not Jinshi is not a spoiler, and whoever said it was needs the banning. You perma-banned someone for saying hey that ain't who you thought it was.
Yeah. If the scene was ment to trick you into thinking it was him that would be a spoiler. But if the watcher just mistakes two characters become they have a similar feature that should be fine.
It’s one of those moments when saying it’s a spoiler feels like more of a spoiler. I don’t think the correction was needed in the first place, just let Alicia watch and figure it out for herself, but it could’ve been left at that rather than acting like there’s a greater conspiracy behind two characters looking similar.
Was kinda going to comment that too. Dude didn't really spoil anything. All he said "it is not that guy" and it is visibly noticeable it wasn't. It isn't even any new character, since she was shown before that moment. Whoever said it was spoiler is the one who deserved a punishment since he caused someone to be permabanned for no real reason.
Just to confuse you a bit more, in some Chinese culture, age counts the time in the womb as well, meaning people are born 1 year old. I don't know if this story references this at all, but it does change the age math a bit. Especially if it's not applied equally.
@@LydiBugB-zk2ls It's not based on the birth per se, since OG Asian cultures are based on the LUNAR calendar, Lunar Calendar adds 1 year each new year, regardless of when you were actually born in (so technically by our metrics Maomao would have been 16 at the start, instead of 17 etc etc)
I think the idea is, like, instead of your age meaning “how many full circuits has the Earth completed around the sun starting from the day you were born”, it’s “how many calendar years have you been alive in”. So obviously, if someone was born in June 2019, the answer would’ve been “1” for the remainder of that year. And all through 2020, it’d be “2”. And so on.
Since the show has not mentioned this old age count, it is safe to say that its not applied here. And the setting is imaginary, so author can pick and choose which culture to be adopted without giving the audience a hard time doubting people's age. Unless they're going to use it for a some plot.
@@clowtears1898 I don’t think it’s a safe assumption; the story’s committed enough to the Imperial Chinese aesthetic that in absence of evidence either way, I’d guess ages work the way they did there. And I think Japanese audiences are likely to be more familiar with the old system than Anglophones like us, so it might not be as confusing.
3:04 Previous Emperor liked them young, Current one hasn't even touched the 14 year old(still virgin) Lishu, although there are some implications that the other Concubines are protecting her because they think its not impossible for the Current Emperor to do something, but everything that has been shown atleast doesn't suggest he has any preference for young girls.
I think it comes up that the current Emperor is disgusted by his predecessor's preferences. As well as hinted that his preference for thicc women is something that he's actually playing up to emphasize to everyone that he is nothing like the last Emperor.
Everyone gets all caught up on Lishu being young, but at this level of politics, this is not some porn or high school romance. Sending a pre-pubescent girl to be “Bride of the Emperor” is a subtle antagonistic power move, and far better explains her presence in the rear palace. If you are a powerful family within the empire, but you don’t like the Emperor, the Emperor might ask for a bride to prove your loyalty to the empire. If you send a young sickly girl, it is the bare minimum level of compliance and puts the burden back on the Emperor to accept your offer, or else you can exaggeratedly take offense and refuse to send anyone else. If anything happens to Lishu or she is sent away, it justifies her family’s rebellion, but simultaneously her family isn’t sending personal servants to look out for her, and the servants provided by the Emperor pick up on the animosity.
Alternatively, considering Lishu was the PREVIOUS emperor's consort, he may have demanded her as a consort for his shitty tastes and somehow bullied her family into submission. In which case, the current emperor keeping her around could be his way of making amends to her family. Hard to say without more information.
@@jgaringan I would buy that theory more if she were a minor consort, primarily because that means that the current emperor extended a succession crisis to prioritize this "apology" thing over the wishes and standing of Lady Auh-Duo his trusted councilor and actual wife of 20+ years, who would become the Emperess Dowager if he reveals that Jinshi is his son. If Lishu's family was not politically connected she would be more defenseless than Gokuguo and somebody would have poisoned her before now for her position as Major Consort. The previous Emperor could have maneuvered Lishu into this position because of his personal preferences, but now somehow the current Emperor, the Imperial Bureaucracy, and Lady Lishu herself are all unable to politely maneuver her out.
2:40 Aduo is not the one who had a baby at an unspeakably young age, it could be when she was young but we don't know because her age at the time of giving birth is not mentioned, you are getting the Empress Dowager story of how she gave birth when she was 9(got censored in the anime) mixed up with what MaoMao's friend is saying about Aduo. Also Aduo had that baby with the Current Emperor who was younger then Aduo herself, so it's just two young people having a baby Vs the Previous Emperor who was just a pedophile known for his preference for really young girls, so the Dowager situation is actually messes up, this one is whatever(I'm obviously not talking about the baby dying but rather the fact that Aduo got pregnant)
Yeah, this is about when the palace history starts getting a little hard to keep track of. Noriko Hidaka as Fengming is SUCH a cool bit of casting. Akane in Ranma 1/2, Satsuki in My Neighbor Totoro, Noriko in Gunbuster, Minami in Touch? (Also Kikyo in Inuyasha, Near in Death Note, and Ursula in Little Witch Academia, for some more recent parts.) Working VAs don’t get much more old-school than that. You’d have to go back to, like, Masako Nozawa or Sumi Shimamoto… oh wait, I just looked it up and Shimamoto’s the narrator on this show. That might be even COOLER. (Two starring roles in Miyazaki movies to Hidaka’s one!) By the way, I discovered you through these TAD reactions, but I’ve been going back to some of your old A:TLA and Oshi no Ko reaction videos, and… _damn_ you’ve had an interesting life.
Alicia got a bit confused here, but it's an understandable mistake. The woman who gave birth at a very unhealthy young age was the current Emperor's mother, who had a cameo on the Garden Party episodes. Consort Ah-Dou was the current Emperor's first concubine while his father, the previous Emperor, was still alive, and she has remained as one of the Four Top Ranked Concubines since then, despite her only child with the Emperor having passed away at some unspecified point in the past. Hope this helps.
Edited for clarity So to start off let's correct Alicia's theory crafting at the start of the vid. Ah-duo had a son with the current Emperor (The breasts man), The Empress Dowager (The Emperor's mother) had the Emperor, with the previous Emperor (The Paedophile) around the ages of 9 - 12, given what the LN has said. The exact age was never given. *IF* Alicia's theory (No Spoilers People) is correct, it would make Jinshi the Emperor's son, not his brother. For those curious: @brendanKOD brought it up in a different comment so I will expand. Honey is made by bees via vomiting up the nectar they collect. This adds the gut parasitic bacteria Botulism to the honey; note bees can handle the bacteria fine, we humans can't. Modern honey is pasteurised by heating it up to just below the denaturing temperature of honey. However this doesn't kill the spores. Adult digestive systems can handle the spores, and even if it fails to the larger body can easily shrug off the small amount of Botulin (The poison the bacteria releases). Bear in mind I may have gotten the names a little off. In children however the smaller body mass, and weaker digestion cannot handle the spores or the poison. The poison in question is a paralytic, symptoms include stomach pains, constipation, difficulty breathing, a "Flat face" (as the facial muscles are progressively paralysed) and ultimately heart and/or lung failure as the body the critical muscles are paralysed, resulting in death. As such I personally would strongly recommend against feeding honey to any child still taking breast milk or substitute as their primary source nourishment, and would still recommend against it until they are fully capable of handling solid food independently. Incidentally the same bacteria is what causes food to go off, and is the primary issue when it comes to making canned food. On the other hand the poison produced by the bacteria is used in anti-wrinkle treatments. There is further explanation (Though the people of the time didn't know why Honey was bad for babies) of things in the next episode, so I will hold off here.
There are a few reasons I don't have what it takes to be a streamer, but one is simply that I would have difficulty banning anyone short of them being terrible trolls / spambots. Granted, were I successful enough, I would have minions, but I'd have trouble giving the "do it" command.
I keep laughing when watching this and enjoy watching you react to these episodes and see other perspectives on this as I am waiting for episode 22 in 2 days
@@Sarx-vw5oq Yeah, thus Big E was 17 at the time, while Ah-Duo 18. Most milk siblings are generally older after all, since the wetnurse is chosen based on someone who can lactate at the time a crown prince is born etc etc, so by definition the milk sibling would have been born first even if by a few months only, or even a few weeks only
Wow you permabanned someone for something that wasn't even a spoiler? Just because one person said it was a spoiler, even though it wasn't? Like, you opened the chat because everyone was sending up question mark emotes because the anime did not mean to make you confuse Ah-duo for Jinshi drinking on the wall. I read the light novels and it was made obvious who the person drinking on the wall was. The one person who explains it to you first (i bet at least 500 other people were typing the answer when you banned him), was banned from the channel permanently just for giving you info that should have been known from the beginning. You really should question that mod who said it was a spoiler. Have they even watched the show? Did they have it out for that person? Cause they are either oblivious and thinks it actually was a spoiler or just wanted them banned so they told you what you want to hear to get it done. I kinda don't want to watch now, knowing you're so quick to judge and punish people.
Why you so mean to the person that says that wasn't him? It's plenty obvious, and it doesn't count as a spoiler. Honestly the man-child that cries "spoiler" everywhere is just a spoiler nazi, don't always take the side of the spoiler nazi.
I didn't catch it when watching the dub, but now it sounds like her {adopted} dad used to have apothecary adventures like she does, _until he took an arrow to the knee._
It's been made fairly clear that "Jinshi" is a false identity for whoever that person is, and "Jinshi" is seems like they are supposed to be a bit older than the actual person's age, which is why he's being constantly reprimanded to stop acting so immature. I think it was either last episode or the episode before, when Gaoshun mentioned something like "The man known as Jinshi does not slack off from working." Implying that Jinshi is supposed to act differently than he might be inclined to otherwise act.
For clarification since I kind of like the current emperor in the anime, He isn't a dude that'd go for a 14 year old but Rishu was still brought back to the palace due to political reasons. His Dad, the previous emperor though... Yeah Dowager was young and so was Rishu, I won't give it an excuse like in the story though
Yeah Chinese generally didn't celebrate hard, or couldn't afford to celebrate hard for birthdays, unless if you were a senior and had a whole family. Usually you just got one extra bowl of noodle. Well, unless if you were the emperor.
I wish there would be a birthday episode. Unfortunately, traditionally celebrating one's birthday is mostly a western concept. Traditionally in China, a birthday celebration would only really occur certain ages or if you were very rich and could afford to let people know you blessed this earth with your birth.
I know it doesn't aplly here, but this is the latest video. I just started to watch Legend of Korra Book 1 reactions here, and I wanted to ask if we return to that show in the near future?
@@rygornspectre7142 so is this going to be a pateron only for the rest? because its been a few days and no new episode on the youtube channel. kinda disapointed if that's the case.
not quite correct to say foster siblings, they just had the same wet nurse. basically saying they're probably around the same age and might be friends from childhood.
I can't figure another way of making a suggestion for an anime in the future so I'm making it here, try Reincarnated as a Sword but be warned that you will willingly join the Church of Fran.
Anyone who comments with a 'correction' that is something that will be revealed in a future episode, even if it's the next episode, is posting a spoiler. Whether they do it because they're deliberately being an asshat, or they're too dense to understand what a spoiler is, doesn't matter. Ban hammer. Justified.
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In case you're wondering, Honey often has botulism spores in it. The adult digestive system has a PH that makes them harmless, but it takes some time for babies digestive systems to get to that point so for them honey can be dangerous.
This is why most honey containers have a disclaimer about NOT giving it for anyone under 12 months of age, for liability reasons rly
@@skebaba918Well doing the right thing with ulterior motives is still doing the right thing.
Also rhododendron honey is toxic something a Chinese apiarist would know about.
Clarification, the current emperor has never "visited" the 14 year old. He brought her back almost entirely for political purposes.
He brought her back mostly to protect her
basically she's like a step daughter or sister. also gets along well with Ah-duo. So yes political but it's not like he doesn't like her as a person. just not in the physical attraction way.
@@hannibal-rb3goMore accurately, she'd be the current emperor's stepmom
@@blazetigerfang7797 also true.
Yeah, it was the previous emperor that had the then NINE YEAR OLD as a consort.
Foster siblings isn't the best way to phrase it. I'm pretty sure the manga called them milk siblings meaning they nursed from the same woman as babies.
I think Ah-Duo’s mother was the daughter of the then Prince milk nurse. They became very close as childhood friends. Neither wanted her to become a Concubine to the Prince.
The relationships are complicated and over time these will be revealed, I hope for Season 2 to explore a lot more of the history ion this series.
Maomao’s assessment of their relationship is built over this episode yet Maomao convinces herself its mere speculation as a defensive measure regarding knowing too much about Royalty.
As with Lady Gyokuyou and Lihua, loyal Ladies in Waiting need to be properly managed so they don’t misjudge causing terrible outcomes. Lishua’s handicap is her immaturity that prevents her from understanding and leading her retinue.
Yeah, “chikyoudai” is an awkward term to translate. In this case, the author writes it with the kanji 乳姉弟 - milk/breast, older sister, younger brother. The specific kanji vary depending on the genders and ages, of course - 姉妹 for two sisters, 兄弟 for two brothers, etc.
Some things don't translate well into English. I tried to make videos explaining it, but when it comes to this kind of things, it's like you hit a dead end, and really feel the difference in culture, and difficulty to translate these.
The one they said had a baby at a very young age was the Empress Dowager (current Emperor's mother), not Ah Duo, btw.
Ah-duo was 16 to be precise when she had her kid. which is young, but not crazily so.
@@hannibal-rb3goit's young to us but like there used to be a time when people married at 14 and died in their 30s. To them it wasn't weird
@@moondaughter1004 Don't believe that bullshit. People who reached adulthood still lived for at least 60-70 years, the avarage life span was brought down to lower because of high infant mortality rates.
@@hannibal-rb3go And at the same time, it was with the one who's now the emperor, who she's older than by a year, so not weird at all in this case.
@ Oh yeah I was saying by royal standards that's not crazy at all.
I like how you can tell how Gaoshun starts to respect Maomao at this point. At first he just thought she was someone that Jinshi found amusing, but he starts to see that he genuinely cares about her, and Gaoshun sees that she is very clever and capable. I also think he finds her to be a good influence on him, which is wholesome.
Poor Lishu’s only ally is the reformed Food Taster. Maomao’s charity was rewarded with at least one ally for Lishu.
Also Jinshi’s allowance of the reform under Maomao and Gaoshun guidance.
Technically, she has the Current Emperor in her corner too. He's only keeping her in the harem to protect her from her own family.
The whole "bone in his knee removed" thing I found particularly gnarly.
18:00 Those ladies-in-waiting were literally like: "Milady, Maomao the Green is coming, she is not welcome."
Saying that's not Jinshi is not a spoiler, and whoever said it was needs the banning. You perma-banned someone for saying hey that ain't who you thought it was.
Yeah can we up vote this comment so they unban that person and instead ban the one that got someone else banned
Yeah. If the scene was ment to trick you into thinking it was him that would be a spoiler. But if the watcher just mistakes two characters become they have a similar feature that should be fine.
It’s one of those moments when saying it’s a spoiler feels like more of a spoiler. I don’t think the correction was needed in the first place, just let Alicia watch and figure it out for herself, but it could’ve been left at that rather than acting like there’s a greater conspiracy behind two characters looking similar.
Was kinda going to comment that too.
Dude didn't really spoil anything.
All he said "it is not that guy" and it is visibly noticeable it wasn't.
It isn't even any new character, since she was shown before that moment.
Whoever said it was spoiler is the one who deserved a punishment since he caused someone to be permabanned for no real reason.
Fucking thank you, glad we can all agree dude who said it was a spoiler is an asshole
Just to confuse you a bit more, in some Chinese culture, age counts the time in the womb as well, meaning people are born 1 year old. I don't know if this story references this at all, but it does change the age math a bit. Especially if it's not applied equally.
Wouldn’t they be 9 months old when they were born then?
@@LydiBugB-zk2ls It's not based on the birth per se, since OG Asian cultures are based on the LUNAR calendar, Lunar Calendar adds 1 year each new year, regardless of when you were actually born in (so technically by our metrics Maomao would have been 16 at the start, instead of 17 etc etc)
I think the idea is, like, instead of your age meaning “how many full circuits has the Earth completed around the sun starting from the day you were born”, it’s “how many calendar years have you been alive in”. So obviously, if someone was born in June 2019, the answer would’ve been “1” for the remainder of that year. And all through 2020, it’d be “2”. And so on.
Since the show has not mentioned this old age count, it is safe to say that its not applied here. And the setting is imaginary, so author can pick and choose which culture to be adopted without giving the audience a hard time doubting people's age. Unless they're going to use it for a some plot.
@@clowtears1898 I don’t think it’s a safe assumption; the story’s committed enough to the Imperial Chinese aesthetic that in absence of evidence either way, I’d guess ages work the way they did there. And I think Japanese audiences are likely to be more familiar with the old system than Anglophones like us, so it might not be as confusing.
3:04 Previous Emperor liked them young, Current one hasn't even touched the 14 year old(still virgin) Lishu, although there are some implications that the other Concubines are protecting her because they think its not impossible for the Current Emperor to do something, but everything that has been shown atleast doesn't suggest he has any preference for young girls.
I think it comes up that the current Emperor is disgusted by his predecessor's preferences. As well as hinted that his preference for thicc women is something that he's actually playing up to emphasize to everyone that he is nothing like the last Emperor.
Everyone gets all caught up on Lishu being young, but at this level of politics, this is not some porn or high school romance. Sending a pre-pubescent girl to be “Bride of the Emperor” is a subtle antagonistic power move, and far better explains her presence in the rear palace. If you are a powerful family within the empire, but you don’t like the Emperor, the Emperor might ask for a bride to prove your loyalty to the empire. If you send a young sickly girl, it is the bare minimum level of compliance and puts the burden back on the Emperor to accept your offer, or else you can exaggeratedly take offense and refuse to send anyone else. If anything happens to Lishu or she is sent away, it justifies her family’s rebellion, but simultaneously her family isn’t sending personal servants to look out for her, and the servants provided by the Emperor pick up on the animosity.
Alternatively, considering Lishu was the PREVIOUS emperor's consort, he may have demanded her as a consort for his shitty tastes and somehow bullied her family into submission. In which case, the current emperor keeping her around could be his way of making amends to her family. Hard to say without more information.
@@jgaringan I would buy that theory more if she were a minor consort, primarily because that means that the current emperor extended a succession crisis to prioritize this "apology" thing over the wishes and standing of Lady Auh-Duo his trusted councilor and actual wife of 20+ years, who would become the Emperess Dowager if he reveals that Jinshi is his son. If Lishu's family was not politically connected she would be more defenseless than Gokuguo and somebody would have poisoned her before now for her position as Major Consort. The previous Emperor could have maneuvered Lishu into this position because of his personal preferences, but now somehow the current Emperor, the Imperial Bureaucracy, and Lady Lishu herself are all unable to politely maneuver her out.
2:40 Aduo is not the one who had a baby at an unspeakably young age, it could be when she was young but we don't know because her age at the time of giving birth is not mentioned, you are getting the Empress Dowager story of how she gave birth when she was 9(got censored in the anime) mixed up with what MaoMao's friend is saying about Aduo. Also Aduo had that baby with the Current Emperor who was younger then Aduo herself, so it's just two young people having a baby Vs the Previous Emperor who was just a pedophile known for his preference for really young girls, so the Dowager situation is actually messes up, this one is whatever(I'm obviously not talking about the baby dying but rather the fact that Aduo got pregnant)
Actualy we do know. Ah-Duo is 35 now. She gave birth 17 years ago. She was 17/18 giving birth.
Did the baby really die or is it Jinshi?
@@unknowndude494 that would be a spoiler so I will refrain from saying it
Yeah, this is about when the palace history starts getting a little hard to keep track of.
Noriko Hidaka as Fengming is SUCH a cool bit of casting. Akane in Ranma 1/2, Satsuki in My Neighbor Totoro, Noriko in Gunbuster, Minami in Touch? (Also Kikyo in Inuyasha, Near in Death Note, and Ursula in Little Witch Academia, for some more recent parts.) Working VAs don’t get much more old-school than that. You’d have to go back to, like, Masako Nozawa or Sumi Shimamoto… oh wait, I just looked it up and Shimamoto’s the narrator on this show. That might be even COOLER. (Two starring roles in Miyazaki movies to Hidaka’s one!)
By the way, I discovered you through these TAD reactions, but I’ve been going back to some of your old A:TLA and Oshi no Ko reaction videos, and… _damn_ you’ve had an interesting life.
Alicia got a bit confused here, but it's an understandable mistake.
The woman who gave birth at a very unhealthy young age was the current Emperor's mother, who had a cameo on the Garden Party episodes. Consort Ah-Dou was the current Emperor's first concubine while his father, the previous Emperor, was still alive, and she has remained as one of the Four Top Ranked Concubines since then, despite her only child with the Emperor having passed away at some unspecified point in the past.
Hope this helps.
Edited for clarity
So to start off let's correct Alicia's theory crafting at the start of the vid. Ah-duo had a son with the current Emperor (The breasts man), The Empress Dowager (The Emperor's mother) had the Emperor, with the previous Emperor (The Paedophile) around the ages of 9 - 12, given what the LN has said. The exact age was never given. *IF* Alicia's theory (No Spoilers People) is correct, it would make Jinshi the Emperor's son, not his brother.
For those curious:
@brendanKOD brought it up in a different comment so I will expand. Honey is made by bees via vomiting up the nectar they collect. This adds the gut parasitic bacteria Botulism to the honey; note bees can handle the bacteria fine, we humans can't. Modern honey is pasteurised by heating it up to just below the denaturing temperature of honey. However this doesn't kill the spores. Adult digestive systems can handle the spores, and even if it fails to the larger body can easily shrug off the small amount of Botulin (The poison the bacteria releases).
Bear in mind I may have gotten the names a little off.
In children however the smaller body mass, and weaker digestion cannot handle the spores or the poison. The poison in question is a paralytic, symptoms include stomach pains, constipation, difficulty breathing, a "Flat face" (as the facial muscles are progressively paralysed) and ultimately heart and/or lung failure as the body the critical muscles are paralysed, resulting in death. As such I personally would strongly recommend against feeding honey to any child still taking breast milk or substitute as their primary source nourishment, and would still recommend against it until they are fully capable of handling solid food independently.
Incidentally the same bacteria is what causes food to go off, and is the primary issue when it comes to making canned food.
On the other hand the poison produced by the bacteria is used in anti-wrinkle treatments.
There is further explanation (Though the people of the time didn't know why Honey was bad for babies) of things in the next episode, so I will hold off here.
There are a few reasons I don't have what it takes to be a streamer, but one is simply that I would have difficulty banning anyone short of them being terrible trolls / spambots. Granted, were I successful enough, I would have minions, but I'd have trouble giving the "do it" command.
I keep laughing when watching this and enjoy watching you react to these episodes and see other perspectives on this as I am waiting for episode 22 in 2 days
If Ah-Duo had Jinshi at the age of 15, the father now-emperor would have been 14 at the time.
35-17=18
@@Sarx-vw5oq Yeah, thus Big E was 17 at the time, while Ah-Duo 18. Most milk siblings are generally older after all, since the wetnurse is chosen based on someone who can lactate at the time a crown prince is born etc etc, so by definition the milk sibling would have been born first even if by a few months only, or even a few weeks only
Ah-duo was 16 and the emperor was 15. They are 35 and 34 respectively.
The current emperor's also 35, so it's not pedo when it's a 15 year old doing it with another 15 year old.
Tbf that wasn't exactly a spoiler more obvious observation
Free bro he technically didnt spoil anything😅
15:55 Bro said it's time to skiiiiidaddle
Wow you permabanned someone for something that wasn't even a spoiler? Just because one person said it was a spoiler, even though it wasn't?
Like, you opened the chat because everyone was sending up question mark emotes because the anime did not mean to make you confuse Ah-duo for Jinshi drinking on the wall. I read the light novels and it was made obvious who the person drinking on the wall was. The one person who explains it to you first (i bet at least 500 other people were typing the answer when you banned him), was banned from the channel permanently just for giving you info that should have been known from the beginning.
You really should question that mod who said it was a spoiler. Have they even watched the show? Did they have it out for that person? Cause they are either oblivious and thinks it actually was a spoiler or just wanted them banned so they told you what you want to hear to get it done.
I kinda don't want to watch now, knowing you're so quick to judge and punish people.
Bros is it time to purge the staff
Why you so mean to the person that says that wasn't him? It's plenty obvious, and it doesn't count as a spoiler. Honestly the man-child that cries "spoiler" everywhere is just a spoiler nazi, don't always take the side of the spoiler nazi.
That guy didn’t spoil anything.
I didn't catch it when watching the dub, but now it sounds like her {adopted} dad used to have apothecary adventures like she does, _until he took an arrow to the knee._
So glad you're enjoying this. I said as much before, but this is a real treasure.
At this point Jinshi is 18 or 19 but he’s masquerading as in his mid twenties
It's been made fairly clear that "Jinshi" is a false identity for whoever that person is, and "Jinshi" is seems like they are supposed to be a bit older than the actual person's age, which is why he's being constantly reprimanded to stop acting so immature. I think it was either last episode or the episode before, when Gaoshun mentioned something like "The man known as Jinshi does not slack off from working." Implying that Jinshi is supposed to act differently than he might be inclined to otherwise act.
It's too bad Jinji doesn't have the authority to reassign Lishu's Ladies in Waiting.
For clarification since I kind of like the current emperor in the anime, He isn't a dude that'd go for a 14 year old but Rishu was still brought back to the palace due to political reasons.
His Dad, the previous emperor though... Yeah Dowager was young and so was Rishu, I won't give it an excuse like in the story though
Officially Jinshi is 25. That`s an extra info which U suppose wouldn`t be brought in anime
Alicia be pretty good at picking up the clues compared to a lot of other reactors on this. It's pretty cool to watch.
About backstory,Ah duo are the most interesting.
The previous emperor had a thing for the young girls. The current one is more for mature women
Yeah Chinese generally didn't celebrate hard, or couldn't afford to celebrate hard for birthdays, unless if you were a senior and had a whole family. Usually you just got one extra bowl of noodle.
Well, unless if you were the emperor.
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Asking for a friend, are there dangers or something to consider if you get a sponsor deal?
I wish there would be a birthday episode. Unfortunately, traditionally celebrating one's birthday is mostly a western concept. Traditionally in China, a birthday celebration would only really occur certain ages or if you were very rich and could afford to let people know you blessed this earth with your birth.
19:04 perhaps not the best nickname for her lol
I know it doesn't aplly here, but this is the latest video. I just started to watch Legend of Korra Book 1 reactions here, and I wanted to ask if we return to that show in the near future?
The old doctor was/is a eunuch, Maomao father...
so did she give up on the series?
She is already around ep 20 on Patreon so I dont think she's dropping it
@@rygornspectre7142 so is this going to be a pateron only for the rest? because its been a few days and no new episode on the youtube channel. kinda disapointed if that's the case.
not quite correct to say foster siblings, they just had the same wet nurse. basically saying they're probably around the same age and might be friends from childhood.
I can't figure another way of making a suggestion for an anime in the future so I'm making it here, try Reincarnated as a Sword but be warned that you will willingly join the Church of Fran.
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Soon. She wasn’t able to sit up yesterday to record due to pain
@@lenny_has_arived6679 ah okey my bad hope she get better soon
The theary is quite accurate as the babies were switched and one babby died.
Day 203 of asking Alicia to play Nier:Automata!!
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So can we blast Jinshi for harassment bc in this episode he took it WAY TOO FAR
Day 6 of asking for moriarty the patriot reactions :D
Anyone who comments with a 'correction' that is something that will be revealed in a future episode, even if it's the next episode, is posting a spoiler. Whether they do it because they're deliberately being an asshat, or they're too dense to understand what a spoiler is, doesn't matter. Ban hammer. Justified.