One historical fact about Marie Antionette is that she was actually quite dull in the head, even entirely unaware of how awful life was for the commons.
She didn't say "let them eat cake." When she was told the commons protested because there was no bread she said "But we have brioche", because she couldn't imagine the palace having food and the commons not having food. She literally was so low IQ she assumed the commons had access to brioche because she did. A complete idiot!
Even during her execution her last words were expressions of affection to France. She was literally unaware of her own financial irresponsibility and didn't understand why people hated her. She was not evil. She was stupid.

Yeah. The father is an asshole. He didn't need to drag one down to bring the other up. He just had to make some excuse to say "Actually, both are siblings."

I didn't see that coming tbh...

Might be related to the materials and method of forging. The curvature of the katana is the result of how it is forged, not an intentional process. It is safe to assume he forged it with techniques closer to those of forging a cutlass.

Finally! Took us quite a while waiting! Tbh once this manga is over, I'm not likely to read anything from this author ever again. At least not in the same genre.

Oh. No. They put him in a jar!

That "katana" looks more like a cutlass...

Georges feels a lot like Griffith...

Kinda based...

If you trace all modern bad ideas, all of them descend from Rousseau.

It was literally when everything began to go to hell. Not just in France. The madness began to spread worldwide. Without the ideals of the Jacobins, the world would be a better place. And the Jacobins emerged as a byproduct of the corruption within the noble houses.

So. Another faction emerges.

I suspect it is because they go on a rampage and get killed by other oni.

"Salvation" sounds like cultist stuff.

You know civilization has reached the worst point when MREs are considered a luxury meal.

1. So he has a piece of the Watchman Series?
2. He looked cooler back when he didn't have a mouth.

Can't blame me for thinking of this.
https://i.postimg.cc/BbNT9Hmq/i.jpg

He felt like the main overarching antagonist, and then became a recurring third party separate from leads and antagonists. To portray moral grayness it is better to present good and evil first.

The length of the story is reasonable, even though I agree I wouldn't complain if there was more.

Wait. She lied. She left one corpse behind. Also I notice some similarities between this manga and Blame! But this one kinda makes more sense.