Yes, Hasekura Isuna is credited at the end of the book. I will not shill the novel much further as this is a commission upload, but we wanted to make a story on the basis of a wolf-woman and the closest modern equivalent to a wagon merchant, an independent driver. Instead of economics, the book is mainly focused on their relationship and the slavic setting. Spice and Wolf is wonderful, but I noticed that Holo and Lawrence seem to bicker and argue about inane topics a lot. And the plotlines each volume start to become repetitive. So instead T&T focuses entirely on these two damaged characters navigating an encounter with a stranger from another world (Immigrant, wolf-woman).
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