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Everyone, it’s because without the bloodline infusion they can’t kill their own true path stage beasts to get the hearts, they must be eaten very soon after killing the beast & the warriors can’t afford the cost of buying them.
No he meant entropy
Not enough money
I guess everyone is a bit stronger due to the mana/energy level of the world. When he arrived the sword was suddenly lighter to him than his adult body from earth too.
Some cultures survive on meat only for solid chunks of the year on a migratory pattern so he should be okay, especially eating different animal types.
Australian uni student here, I’m earning $27+ an hour working casually at a grocery store..
Yeah, it’s really hard to read young authors works sometimes because you can tell they’re trying to write competent characters without really understanding what that actually means
Always finding it jarring that a peasant butcher has the internal humour or a modern 16yo boy
Hunters, even modern ones with guns, must gut the animal in the field to prepare it for long distance travel. He should have spent most of his life killing, gutting, and tracking animals
The strange part about reading medieval fantasy books written by guys that have obviously experienced the setting exclusively through videogames is that certain parts are realistic and other parts are so wildly out of proportion that it’s unbelievable; what is 35 gold here exactly? It can’t surely be actual gold, a peasant would never normally see more than a few gold pieces in their lifetime, less a 18yo supporting himself in a small village in the middle of nowhere. 35 pieces is a massively inflated currency too for the historical period, minting coins is a difficult and expensive process without modern infrastructure and would make purchasing anything of value require absolute stacks of metal you’d need to lug around.
Unsc fleet command flashbacks 👀 covenant had a field day
Pedos, Pedos everywhere..
Good potential for an already pretty explored premise which is saying something considering the popularity of the genre. Lots of stuff I normally hate in new novels like inconsistencies or stupid mc logic seems to be absent so that's a huge plus. I'm at chapter 7 at time of writing so it's still starting out but I'm a big fan of magical realism too so I'm always hoping to find stuff that goes in that direction and glad to see what seems to be a good one :) Looking forward to more!
I’d assume she knows literally nothing about jakes time in the ordeal apart from his ranking.
Its true that standing next to a better version of yourself helps to motivate you to improve but I do hope that the taskforce has people from all over the place at least..
Levelling Past 90 on runescape
Yeah dissecting 3 Full people in a day is also an insane amount, normally it takes an entire day to just do one fully. These hard tier are actualy hard af.
Of course a korean author would name the evil big bad guy after the bad guy in Starcraft
While the premise and worldbuilding are all unique. The translation is at the absolute minimum level for the text to actually be legible. Words are often wrong, phrases/dialogue/sentence structure often dont make sense and the entire reading experience turns into a chore. The author also seems to be extremely immature. I understand chinese culture and society are different from western values but the characters behave against their own interests for the sake of face so often that I can’t even suspend my disbelief, which is very ironic considering that this is a sci-fi fantasy novel. Characters act like inhuman robots wIth no motivations or personalities and ultimately serve as foils for the protagonist to sate his grandeur. What’s more is that the main character is passed off as some honourable and incorruptible guy, yet by chapter 200 out of 2600+ he’s cheating on his brand new girlfriend and not even making a slight effort to hide this from the public. He’s shown to be this humble expert, and behaves as such; yet the second he is given the opportunity he blatantly flaunts his unearned skill in front of anyone and everyone for the express purpose of feeding his ego. The mc never works for anything. He is handed everything he has on a sIlver platter via complete chance occurances back to back, or he’s so naturally talented that he instantly surpasses the the human threshhold in something like archery with no real trainer in a matter of weeks. Every single possible challenge that’s thrown at him is immediatly countered with some B.S and contrived deus ex machina solution to the problem at hand attributed to his ‘genius’. In the opening chapters of the book he’s shown to get an ultra rare drop something like 12/14 times when it’s meant to be a 10% max, 0.001% avg chance. In summary this book is nothing more than a cheap powerfantasy for naive young men and is only remotely redeemed by it’s pacing and mildly original setting.