Tono to Issho - Season 2

Season 2

Episodes

My Lord and his Evening Drink

My Lord and his Health Boom

My Lord and his Beloved Daughter

My Lord and the New Guy

My Lord and his Controlling Wife

My Lord and the Ichiryou Gusoku Incident

My Lord and the Brothers Four

My Lord and his Delinquent Son

My Lord and the Retainers' Quarrel

My Lord and his Absolute Conviction

My Lord and the Sequester Incident

My Lord and the Birthday of an Important Retainer
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