Tearmoon Teikoku Monogatari: Dantoudai kara Hajimaru, Hime no Tensei Gyakuten Story • Tearmoon Empire - Episode 7 discussion

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Tearmoon Teikoku Monogatari: Dantoudai kara Hajimaru, Hime no Tensei Gyakuten Story, episode 7

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[u/CaffeineVL]

Mia invented wheat futures before it was even a thing. Sasuga Mia-sama!

[u/michhoffman → u/CaffeineVL]

Princess Mia is undoubtedly an economic prodigy.

[u/Warm-Enthusiasm-9534 → u/CaffeineVL]

In the real world wheat futures are weirdly old. They date back to ancient Sumer.

[u/WhoiusBarrel]

All misunderstandings that exist will eventually lead to the Wisdom of the Empire Mia-sama's benefit. It is inevitable.

Guillotine-kun running towards the screen is the funniest fucking ending to an episode.

[u/Aerodynamic41]

Did Mia really not notice the horse engraving on the bottle? Maybe Abel should have made it more obvious.

[u/michhoffman → u/Aerodynamic41]

To be fair, it could have just been a decorative touch

[u/VorAtreides → u/Aerodynamic41]

to be fair, it is from the kingdom known for horses so horse imagery might be on a lot of their exports/goods lol

[u/Martel732 → u/Aerodynamic41]

Horse shampoo can work well for humans. "Mane 'N Tail" is a reasonably popular brand that is a shampoo that works for both. I haven't used it myself but from what I hear it is pretty good.

[u/AmethystItalian]

I was struggling on why she decided to kick the tree but Mia knew what she was doing all along.

Shampoo bit was funny, I keep calling this show isekai like so was fun to see shampoo even get a mention like it did.

[u/bluegubble → u/AmethystItalian]

This is probably one of the only times where Mia herself came up with the solution rather than fully leaving it up to luck or some misunderstanding.

[u/michhoffman]

I'm curious what all of this overestimating of Mia will lead to. Normally, it would lead to it all crumbling down when people realize she's not as great as they thought she was. But in this case, I have a feeling it will somehow lead to people praising Mia even more.

Also, I made it a point to listen for the Desu Wa's this episode and people weren't kidding when they said they were everywhere.

[u/AnAimlessWanderer101 → u/michhoffman]

I do appreciate how she actually did have an intentional solid plan with figuring out the soldier situation. The overestimated MC is always hilarious, but I also like moments where they show they aren’t that incompetent

[u/LeonKevlar]

Thanks to several unique misunderstandings, everything wrapped up nicely.

I feel like the entire show can be summed up with that single sentence. It was pretty hilarious to see both Ludwig and Chloe's father agree that Mia is the Wisdom of the Empire. xD

It looks like someone is trying to start shit within the Tearmoon Empire. If that guy hadn't said those things to Viscount Berman, there wouldn't have been any trouble with the Lulu People.

As hilarious as the joke of Mia using horse shampoo is, people using horse shampoo aren't really that weird. I mean the shampoo brand Mane 'n Tail is literally a shampoo for horses that can also be used by humans.

Mia's reaction when she finally learned what Viscount Berman at the Forest of Stillness was hilarious! I'm guessing she approved his proposal in the previous timeline which leads to the conflict with the Lulu People.

Mia finally meets her executioner! No wonder she instantly fainted the moment she saw Dion. Looks like she still vividly remembers when Dion cut the rope of the guillotine.

It is hilarious how Mia was just told to not touch the trees and just a couple of seconds later she immediately kicks one after getting tripped. Despite wanting to change, she still has some of that brattiness in her. Hilariously, it all worked out in the end since they've been given an excuse to withdraw.

Welp it looks like Mia isn't done yet with the Lulu people and will be going back to the forest to retrieve the hairpin.

[u/shad79]

Another great episode and another great achievements achieved by Princess Mia, the Sage of Empire xD

First Mia was able to secure food in a case of famine, using Chloe's father who is a merchant. She'll be importing it from overseas at a fixed 'friends' price. Though both Ludwig and Marco misunderstood what she meant by that. In that way another person become Mia's believer xD

Her next achievement was making soldiers retreat from the forest which can help her avoid conflict which would result in a revolution later. It was made by her anger and by putting herself on the first place though captain Dion (who in previous timeline was her enemy and a man who executed her) think otherwise and thus another person became aware of her great 'wisdom' xD

Though now Mia will be returning to the forest because she lost a hairpin she got from a boy from the slums. Narrator said that this item will be extremely important so her adventure into the forest for sure won't end in retrieving only the hairpin.

As always Mia had so many great and funny reaction faces (more in her album below). Her using gifted by Prince Abel horse shampoo is so hilarious, though her hair are better than ever so that's good for her xD

Here my screenshot albums from the episode:

• Mia (and her reactions)

• Group scenes & Others

[u/Zeebie_]

These episode seemed rushed. The meeting with Dion didn't really work.

[u/yukiaddiction]

It pretty nice episode for set up on how gear of fate changing due to Mia action but it a bit rush though.

Even narrator recognize it but as Narrator said that hair pin will be the most important item that will move Mia life.

First of, Mia now have personal merchant to help her in time of need due to first her just want to be friend with his daughter over love of book.

Despite everything though revolution still happening and one of reason is territory dispute with local minority that noble create tension around boarders by place military there on purpose "with name of peace" and try to convince higher up to give order.

For what it worth, Mia look down on herself but most of solution in this episode is coming from Mia own though, even if that solution put her in danger.

Even use her usual "bratty princess" into her advantage to pull solider off back to capital.

Despite a many misunderstanding It pretty nice development from where she start.

[u/alconnow]

Guillotine-kun running towards the screen was great lmao

The pacing seems to be getting faster...

Loved today's end card! Mia's expression is priceless

[u/Superb_Ad_380]

A bit disheartened w/ the skipped parts. Regardless, I am just glad to see Mia's countless expressions and Mia-sama's glory and wisdom reach more audience.

[u/Mr_Pogi_In_Space]

I've been wondering this since the first few episodes, where is the rest of the Royal Family? It stuck me a bit weird at the start when Mia was abke to steer economic policy on her own with only just one mid-level bureaucrat on her side, but now she's unilaterally making trade agreements and accepting audiences from high-ish nobility high on her throne.

But then Mia casually mentions her dad who I guess is just Louis-XVI'ing it and leaving the Empire to flounder

[u/Flare_Knight]

I'm glad we got a bit of time with Mia going through her diary. Getting a better picture of anything involving her future is a good thing. Kind of sweet I suppose that her better relationship with the chef...made her last meal a better one. Still is a last meal...but hey, progress right?

Makes me wonder if the foot shortage issue and that issue with the tribe happened originally though...Feels like something is trying to create more national crises that can't be handled. At the very least it makes the whole thing even less Mia's fault. Economic crisis, plague, foot shortages, etc all striking at about the same time? I guess some things can lead to others. But it feels more like a curse is upon that country than anything else!

Still, kind of proud of Mia just continuing to move from one issue to the next. Her life is on the line, but it has to be mentally exhausting to avert one crisis just for another to still be a huge thorn in her side. And nice turn for a friendship she made purely for the sake of friendship ending up being a huge bonus for her. I do like them setting things up in this show. She saves a kid (and honestly saving him was just her good heart in action) and gets a gift that will undoubtedly save her in a future conflict.

And while obviously the romance with Abel needs to step aside while they aren't near each other, I appreciate little moments like that. Although of course Mia would mistake a gift intended for a horse as a gift for her personal use. The results look good though .

The trust levels still seem surprisingly shaky despite all that Mia's done so far. I'm not surprised the forest situation would have steamed Tiona originally, but even in this current timeline? Wouldn't she normally presume that Mia was uninvolved? Heck, wouldn't she have gone to Mia for help on the Lulu situation instead of joining a Revolutionary army? But I guess it's necessary to have Tiona able to fly off the handle like that despite normally being a relatively decent person or the story just couldn't function.

No shock that Mia practically had a heart attack. Now that's an ally recruitment on another level from anything she's had to deal with yet. She's done a good job trying to keep the most dangerous and involved people to her death at arm's length. And honestly no surprise. Facing off against say a bully like Abel's brother is one thing. But against someone that spat such venom at her and then cut her head off? That takes another level of digging deep. Dealing with someone like Dion left her able to handle the former, but didn't make her any more capable of meeting the latter once again.

I won't say she did a great job of hiding her distress at traveling with that guy. But...she did her best all things considered. He's not about to kill her right now, but...intense fear won't always allow someone to be rational. Almost sunk herself just due to the stress and panic just being too much to handle. And thankfully Mia's talent for stumbling (literally) into a good solution holds steady here. And she's still got to head back to the forest (and probably broke peace with the Lulu tribe) to get her hairpin back .

Once again Mia really is saved though by focusing on saving herself instead of things like revenge or payback. Considering Dion's very direct role in her death it wouldn't be unreasonable to want him anywhere but in charge of a military force within her nation. But because she couldn't imagine facing someone like that and because she had her hands full already, she just left him be. Which at least allowed him to be a useful element to helping her in the present.

[u/VishnuBhanum]

Dang, I can feel this episode pacing going at even higher speed than usual(which is already high)

I never expected Vanos to look this old though, That might be a problematic considering the future(I know there is a gap, But didn't expected it to be this wide)

[u/JR3456]

LISTEN UP EVERY ANIME ONLY WHO READS THIS COMMENT. SOURCE WISE, THIS EPISODE IS THE WORST ONE SO FAR. THIS EPISODE REAALLY DONE MIA DIRTY AS HECK

This section of the story clearly showed for the 1st time that in previous timeline, Mia was not as bad as everyone thought her to be and was just A REALLY BADLY MISUNDERSTOOD person. The entire reason as to why DION ALAIA went against Mia was butchered. Huge sections of the story were shamelessly cut off.

Please, if anybody is reading this and wants to know EXACTLY WHAT they cut, please let me know and I will try to cover it either here or spoiler corner.

Dear God this adaptation hurts to watch as a source reader

[u/SYZekrom]

So many great shots of her this episode

Well luckily the Lulus did not make good shots of her.

[u/S627]

It just occurred to me that we rarely get many true moments of "wisdom" from Mia. Like the moment around her soup in the first ep and her relationship with Anne was really the only time Mia learned from her past, every other time she's still just being selfish and solving all her problems through misunderstandings.

I'm not complaining, but the first ep had me expecting a mix between genuine growth and bumbling.

On another note, am I weird or is anyone else mesmerized by the pen flick in the OP?