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Man, I still wish they hadn't "manified" him when he got his second awakening. He could have grown into this hunky badass, but I still miss the cheerful, happy kid from the beginning. He's so...boring. It's a shame, because everything else in this manwha is awesome.

Vine eats soul-man, Nie Li gains 55 levels at once. Not sure why these are called "cultivation" comics. The MCs just get all the cultivation handed to them.

I'll support official translations when they have a product I'm actually interested in. Volumes? This isn't 1985. When the manga machine actually joins the Digital Age, I'll support them. I'll never, ever pay a dime for a lesser product than the one I can get for free. Shut down scanlators...

Wow, quite a strong statement from the author, I think. "Stop acting like manga is your onahole, and quit bitching about the lack of gratuitous sex." Well done, author. Respect.

Well played.

It's probably because of the virus. It's reasonable to expect some delays until China is back to normal.

To misquote The Good Place: "Mammoths are just huge bags of goo filled with juice. If you take out all the juice, they die." Make it bleed until it dies.

@DrDuckling I think you'd be surprised by how much you could learn in that situation. If anything, Taiga's progress is slower than I would imagine. He's got nothing but time and opportunity to learn, and he's clearly keen to. Also, the language at that point in our history was probably pretty...

Totally forgot that this was an isekai...is that the point? Why bother with isekai at all if the MC's previous life will have no bearing on the current one? A perilous plot device...

@SRoien I perfectly understand the point of OPM, and my point is that it's a bad concept to build a story from. Solo Leveling has written itself into a corner where there are only two logical ways out: 1. JinWoo's father quite possibly has the same ability, and so he could be made an enemy who...

This is what happens when an author gets tired of writing the same story.

The author has made the same mistake One Punch Man has made: Making the MC so overwhelmingly strong that the only option is to remove them from their own story. One Punch Man was a good gimmick, but it became clear quickly that Saitama had to be pushed aside in order to keep the story tense...

A large pig-spear trap or crossbow trap would be my solution to this problem. Has to be simple, but able to pierce the heart of a mammoth. "Simple" rules out pitfalls because they'd take ages to dig and prepare for a single mammoth. You could look for natural places to make a pitfall, but...

There's pretty serious debate about how, and even whether, early man hunted mammoths. There's not much evidence that humans actively hunted mammoths. Far as I've read, there are only two scant hints: 1. A tiny fragment of flint (probably from an arrow head or spear tip) found in the rib of a...

@rudezki And then the US let them go in exchange for their research...not surprising at all.

@exogriz It's not ironic at all. It's human nature, and every nation that exists or has existed has a bloody, brutal past. Whatever country you're from, think twice before you start pointing out another country's merciless history. Since we're talking about Japan, and just to use South Korea as...

@evertime That makes more sense, and I thought it might be the case here. @underhacker Great work. In the interest of potentially helping you out in the future, how are you getting the kanji from the page into the translator? Korean is easy enough as long as you can read it, but Japanese and...

...so all this time we could have understood her words? I didn't realize she was speaking a living language. While it can be immersive not to understand what she's saying, there's a fine line where it becomes frustrating. I think you chose the perfect place to start translating their words, if...

That's it. I'm tapping out. Trying to imagine the author's thought process while writing this garbage is causing me mental anguish. I read comics to escape the tedium of daily life, much of which involves writing bullshit that I don't care about. I know exactly what it looks like when you're...

@GrimThoughts Nah, they're going to make a new friend! He's got too much detail in his artwork to be someone who's just fodder.