#ch171

I’m indifferent to Earth Nalu, but I actually like that Edolas Nalu had hints of becoming canon while we were still here. 

I honestly think Edo-Nalu becoming canon in 100yq was the least abrupt one, and actually worked for the characters without taking away anything from them in terms of characterisation, It actually enhanced them because we see they’ve grown enough to make their relationship mature into respectful territory without changing either of their personalities beyond realistically growing up.

Edo-Lucy is shown on quite a few occasions to feel a confusing crush on Natsu, particularly the bold and confident Natsu. So it makes sense that she eventually gets together with Edo-Natsu, who is bold and confident when inside a vehicle. 

It makes sense and isn’t too forced. 

Anyways, as usual this is a stretch, but look. Parallels. 

Natsu is so cute. Like, omg a weird thing, let’s get that for Lucy! Lucy will definitely be yelling at them for it later but they are doing it anyways because they’re cheeky brats. It’s adorable. 

Yushi Huang said, “Please pass the throne to me.”

King Yushi gazed at this daughter he had barely looked at in all his life, and from the corner of his eye, a crummy drop of a tear finally rolled down.

Xuli and Yushi didn’t immediately fall out; there was some forced civility and false courtesy at first. In order to maintain the bogus peace, the Kingdom of Xuli sent a few royals, generals, and civil officials to attend the national banquet of the Kingdom of Yushi, and to pay a visit to Yushi’s royal cultivation hall while they were at it.

That day, Yushi Huang was cleaning the shingles on the roof of the temple, and when she was about to come down, she found that someone had taken the ladder away.

The people at the bottom saw someone stuck on top of the roof, unable to come down, and all thought it funny. Even the princesses and princes of Yushi were snickering with their mouths covered. It was only a general of Xuli who, after chuckling, leapt up and brought her down.

Makes sense to talk about her in ch172, since she was alluded to in ch171 already.

Ch171:

Ch172:

Florence Nightingale was known as “The Lady with the Lamp”, and she popularized (but did not invent) the Polar Area Diagram. (If you click this second link, scroll down to the part about this particular kind of diagram.)

The nurse shown in ch171 looks like a random nurse, but ch172 clearly shows Florence Nightingale.