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一華後宮料理帖 [Ikka Koukyuu Ryourichou] (Novel) #6
一華後宮料理帖 6 第六品
朱西が皇帝・ショウ飛の側を離れ、敵対する鳳家当主となった。そのため立后式は延期。理美は己にできることをしようと、食学を引き継ぐと決める。だが突然、地方県吏が一斉に徴税を拒み、宮廷は激震！ 反逆罪で捕らえられそうになる県吏を庇ったのは朱西だった。ショウ飛と真っ向から対立する姿に、戸惑う理美。「食」と向き合い、本当に守るべきもののため理美が選ぶ道とは……!? 「俺はあなたの敵です」真の決別が近づく第6弾!!
【電子特典】理美と四夫人が立后式の準備で奔走する「大問題 無問題」収録
【電子特別試し読み】「後宮の天華 黎明を告げる皇子」収録
【電子特典】理美と四夫人が立后式の準備で奔走する「大問題 無問題」収録
【電子特別試し読み】「後宮の天華 黎明を告げる皇子」収録
- GenresLight NovelFantasy
305 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 1, 2018
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December 27, 2022
This is a seriously intense entry, and I find myself torn between wanting to slap Shusei and wanting to sit him down for a serious talk about how everything will be okay if he just changes his perspective. Again I find myself wishing that fantasy worlds had therapists.
September 13, 2022
This volume is all about tax drama involving a certain prefectural administrator, a charmingly sullen man named Kan Cho'un. Due to what happened at the end of volume 5, things have gone out of control for Shohi and so the majority of this book is spent on politics along with some history. The four consorts get some action this time around, and they 100% deliver. The main conflict wouldn't get resolved as fast if it weren't for them.
Sadly, the same can't be said for Rimi. She really feels like a side character in this book. She does get her own spotlight when she cooks a meal by the end of the book, but until then, her role is rather small. Except maybe when she convinces Cho'un to talk to Shohi. Aside from that, she spends a lot of time lamenting over Shusei's decision… though not as much as Shohi does. The man is so forlorn over Shusei leaving his side that it makes me wonder which relationship is the main romance here.
Speaking of which, I'm really not sure how to feel about the romance at this point. Or rather, about the two love interests. Shusei is being shady as hell right now, and as a reader I feel so left behind when Rimi and Jotetsu are starting to realize his true intentions LOL. It looks like Shusei and Rimi have finally decided to part ways at the end of this book, but due to the number of times they vowed to kill their feelings for each other and doing an absolutely terrible job at it… I'm honestly skeptical. Really wouldn't be surprised if they keep circling around each other in the future. That being said, I still find it hard to warm to Shohi too. He has grown a lot since the beginning, but his fuse is as short as ever and he snaps at everyone and everything.
Maybe Rimi should abandon both ships and go back to her sister in Wakoku, who she still mentions randomly in her mind. I know I said I'm giving up cause she'll never drop it, but it feels as out of place as always. Still, I'm quite fond of this series despite having many complaints about it. Looks like volume 7 has even more political drama, so I'm already excited.
Sadly, the same can't be said for Rimi. She really feels like a side character in this book. She does get her own spotlight when she cooks a meal by the end of the book, but until then, her role is rather small. Except maybe when she convinces Cho'un to talk to Shohi. Aside from that, she spends a lot of time lamenting over Shusei's decision… though not as much as Shohi does. The man is so forlorn over Shusei leaving his side that it makes me wonder which relationship is the main romance here.
Speaking of which, I'm really not sure how to feel about the romance at this point. Or rather, about the two love interests. Shusei is being shady as hell right now, and as a reader I feel so left behind when Rimi and Jotetsu are starting to realize his true intentions LOL. It looks like Shusei and Rimi have finally decided to part ways at the end of this book, but due to the number of times they vowed to kill their feelings for each other and doing an absolutely terrible job at it… I'm honestly skeptical. Really wouldn't be surprised if they keep circling around each other in the future. That being said, I still find it hard to warm to Shohi too. He has grown a lot since the beginning, but his fuse is as short as ever and he snaps at everyone and everything.
Maybe Rimi should abandon both ships and go back to her sister in Wakoku, who she still mentions randomly in her mind. I know I said I'm giving up cause she'll never drop it, but it feels as out of place as always. Still, I'm quite fond of this series despite having many complaints about it. Looks like volume 7 has even more political drama, so I'm already excited.
January 13, 2023
Volume 6 in the series, and one of my few words to describe this is "wow".
Shusei has left Emperor Shohi's side to stand against him as the head of the Ho House. Rimi is left wondering what she can do, and ultimately decides to take over the study of cuisinology.
Shohi's faces turmoil when he is faced with prefectural administrators who refuse to collect taxes, and when the administration stands to be arrested for treason, to everyone's surprise, Shusei stands by the side of the administrator.
We see Shohi grow a little in this volume, Shusei who has decided to play the villain (but his true motives still remain to be seen), and Rimi despite her ever-present and growing feelings for Shusei still decides to stand by Shohi's side. In my opinion from this point on, it appears to be a now heart breaking story and I look forward to reading the next volume.
Shusei has left Emperor Shohi's side to stand against him as the head of the Ho House. Rimi is left wondering what she can do, and ultimately decides to take over the study of cuisinology.
Shohi's faces turmoil when he is faced with prefectural administrators who refuse to collect taxes, and when the administration stands to be arrested for treason, to everyone's surprise, Shusei stands by the side of the administrator.
We see Shohi grow a little in this volume, Shusei who has decided to play the villain (but his true motives still remain to be seen), and Rimi despite her ever-present and growing feelings for Shusei still decides to stand by Shohi's side. In my opinion from this point on, it appears to be a now heart breaking story and I look forward to reading the next volume.
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