The NPCs in this Village Sim Game Must Be Real! - Vol. 3 Ch. 12.1
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"When next your bag does the blinky-blinky, give it to Mulus and DO NOT READ IT yourself."
"Okaie, god! Here ya go, Mulus."
"Hey Mulus, I'm not retarded, I won't let these humans deforest your land so just between you and me, anyone who threatens the forest is also subject to my wrath. I can also give your friends mad bling if they help these folks, waddya say, deal or no deal, scribble something on a paper in your room after all I CAN SEE EVERYTHING."
Tada problem solved.
@Jackofspades261 Technically,
"Okaie, god! Here ya go, Mulus."
"Hey Mulus, I'm not retarded, I won't let these humans deforest your land so just between you and me, anyone who threatens the forest is also subject to my wrath. I can also give your friends mad bling if they help these folks, waddya say, deal or no deal, scribble something on a paper in your room after all I CAN SEE EVERYTHING."
Tada problem solved.
@Jackofspades261 Technically,
Ethereum cryptocurrency games are like this. The cryptocats led to STUFF that led to the great Ethereum heist of 50 million dollars. Later, the cryptocats migrated to a token (a subset of ethereum smart contracts, kinda like a reserved subset of ether's computational power all to yourself) that came to host a pokemon minigame. In this pokemon minigame, entry costs close to $80 and you'll sooner lose everything for the dumbest outside circumstances. It's like a scam. They even ask for an email to login (ether is supposed to be anonymous). There is also an inane NBA crypto game.
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Anyone knows what chapter this is in the novel? dont really want to start all the way at the start.
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Their mom could just be infirm like mine is. My mom got liver cirrhosis (from an autoimmune response, not drinking,) and was extremely ill for 5 years, (and sick for several more years prior to it getting that bad.) In that time, her other organs took a hit (had to have her gallbladder removed, kidneys damaged, heart and lungs weakened, etc.). She finally got a liver transplant 2 years ago and for 2 months everything looked great, but then the liver stopped healing. To this day, she has internal bleeding to some degree (more if she tried to lift anything.) She lost a severe amount of weight and had to get a PEG (stomach feeding tube.) She still has not recovered and may never recover. So I'm sorta stuck being her caretaker.
Can't say that the translator's mom is in likewise condition, but there are other life-long debilitating illness and disorders out there. So it's not that unrealistic for them to be their mom's caretaker this long, if not for their mom's whole life (unless they choose to put their mom in a care facility.)
Either way, I'm grateful for the translations and wish them the best.
Their mom could just be infirm like mine is. My mom got liver cirrhosis (from an autoimmune response, not drinking,) and was extremely ill for 5 years, (and sick for several more years prior to it getting that bad.) In that time, her other organs took a hit (had to have her gallbladder removed, kidneys damaged, heart and lungs weakened, etc.). She finally got a liver transplant 2 years ago and for 2 months everything looked great, but then the liver stopped healing. To this day, she has internal bleeding to some degree (more if she tried to lift anything.) She lost a severe amount of weight and had to get a PEG (stomach feeding tube.) She still has not recovered and may never recover. So I'm sorta stuck being her caretaker.
Can't say that the translator's mom is in likewise condition, but there are other life-long debilitating illness and disorders out there. So it's not that unrealistic for them to be their mom's caretaker this long, if not for their mom's whole life (unless they choose to put their mom in a care facility.)
Either way, I'm grateful for the translations and wish them the best.
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