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ludumsapiens9mthCommentedIt is a very interesting story but I think the author will drop at some point, if it is not already the case. Every time these gaps occur, probably a few more readers are lost and with that the popularity of the story and its potential revenue. A bit sad, but it was good until now.
Ch 215 Magic Weapons Research (16)[Introduction to High-Golem Society (1)]- ludumsapiens2yrReplied to CaCao
I do remember that but not the specifics. Do you know the chapter where she went away and sush ghost was left behind? I would like to reread it.
It was a ghost spirit with strength at the Sixth Stage. Her face was hazy; it seemed that she hadn't figured out what appearance to assume yet. However, her figure had already taken shape, which was that of a fairy maiden. - ludumsapiens2yrCommented
Can someone point me to where we got the new ghost? I can't recall it. Somehow I forgot this part of the story. I thought I would eventually remember but it has been a few chapters where I just had to pretend to know :-p
It was a ghost spirit with strength at the Sixth Stage. Her face was hazy; it seemed that she hadn't figured out what appearance to assume yet. However, her figure had already taken shape, which was that of a fairy maiden. - ludumsapiens3yrReplied to Arkinslize
I guess it was indeed a mistake from my part. Probably motivated by how many other similar stories have racist remarks.
Most of these people had light-colored skin and eyes, blond or chestnut hair, along with fancy clothes and haircuts. Their attitudes were relaxed, often with a slight, barely discernible condescending smile, but their etiquette was impeccable. Nothing gave the perception that they were there to participate in an Ordeal. - ludumsapiens3yrCommented
I guess from the authors points of view, even in another world and dimension, high society still needs to be related to white people :-)
Most of these people had light-colored skin and eyes, blond or chestnut hair, along with fancy clothes and haircuts. Their attitudes were relaxed, often with a slight, barely discernible condescending smile, but their etiquette was impeccable. Nothing gave the perception that they were there to participate in an Ordeal. - ludumsapiens3yrCommented
I guess the author failed to realize that if a meteor is not within that 50000km boundary when the "detector is run" it would would not be observable until one hour later. In other words, too late. It would probably be easier to fix it as a constant detection without precision, to save energy. To know exactly where, or to request more information about an object within range, a conscious decision would be required and a lot of energy.
It was the ultimate detection system, working like a scan of his bracelet. A high grade Aether Core was already powering the device and could perform a scan with a range of 50,000km radius every hour. The device could also detect gravitational waves and other distant radiation and infer the presence of anomalies. - ludumsapiens3yrReplied to Tiwaaz
Unfortunately, it does not matter. You would still not be able to see an entire universe. It was probably a small mistake from the author that will be corrected or ignored.
This paragraph has been deleted. - ludumsapiens3yrCommented
The author is doing an amazing job but probably suffering from the same "scale -disease" of some Chinese writers. It is beyond our capability to imagine a body the size of our universe an all issues this would bring. Two small examples would be that Jake would have no way to see the "entirety" of something as humongous as a universe. No matter how far from such planet he is. Second, there is not enough planets or mass in out universe to create something solid out of it the size of the said universe. I guess regardless of the fantasy reasons to explain these scales, maybe the author coud revisit them to make it easier for us :-)
B842 was a planet literally the size of a universe. That Jake could contemplate it in its entirety or almost in its entirety was already shocking in itself, making him realize that they were not just a few kilometers from the surface, but probably at an unimaginable distance.