Read all of this in two days. It was even more fun than 'A Young Woman's political carreer'. This had way more adventure and. . . well glorious madness is the best way i can discribe it.

Not sure if you plan to continue this or not, since it has been a while since you updated, but thanks for writing this mush regardless.

Watch this "Nigerian Prince" scam turn out to be legit. It would be perfectly in line with Tanya's luck to date.

Spanish translator

You know it would be great if Tanya colonized Tibet
I hope this does not bother the Chinese

please tell me you're working on an update, you absolute legend.

genial continua porfa

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legendary

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jack how would the trial have been if tanya hadn't escaped?

Btw, the world’s largest deposit of uranium is/was in the Congo. It’s the only deposit with ore purity that reaches 40-50 percent uranium. Ore outside that one location is nowhere near as pure. Modern uranium mines dig at ore with less than 1 percent purity of uranium.

During this time period the only significant intelligence agency was ONI, the Office of Naval Intelligence. Calling things navint, sigint, humint, masint, osint, geoint, Etc., was a convention that came waaaaay later.

Also, ONI has that excellent Japanese pun built in lol.

A very interesting story overall. A combination of political, economical and military intrigue, with some humor and a dense-but-not-dense protag shenanigans.

A bit surprised Visha doesn't question Tanya's sudden distaste of God.

Tanya thinning of how oblivious Visha is, while simultaneously being oblivious of Visha's attack.

Tanya, playing Tanya in a movie. This is just rich.
Also, her constant misjudging of the situation and miscommunications with others are quite amusing.

Oh noes.