"And we keep seeing time and again that his experience is beating their talent and fancy skills."

You are arguing about how real life works based on a comic, do you not see the problem with this argument?In real life you don't magically know how to do things because you have alot of experience. Like you can't do kungdfu because you spent decades fighting in real combat with people to the death or something. And a real kungfu artist with lots of training in the proper way to fight will still kick the ass of the street fighter with the exception of like maybe dirty moves and the kungfu artists could learn to prepare and counter those pretty quick.

Also that real life experience won't make it easier to learn kungfu.

In fact sometimes you have to unlearn things to learn to do them in the proper way since sometimes the correct way to do something as a base for getting better is not the most assured way of winning and someone just street fighting will just do what ever is easiest/most assured way of winning. In other words "real experience" can ingrain bad habits.

Like for example let's say someone grows up in a gang, 25 years of gang fights has taught this person to yell loudly and charge in with guns blazing because this often disorientates the person being attacked. A trained navy seal on the other hand who has never experienced real combat carefully assesses the situation and takes a enemy by surprise with careful stealth movements leading up to the attack. The seal will win over the gang member.

Murim kungfu even more so since sometimes you have to learn a base which is not useful for real combat on it's own but can combine with other stuff to make for powerful moves.

Ohh I see, for some reason I was looking at the white as the thing and the other stuff as background.

I'm talking about how things really work. Of course in comics things are much more video gamey, I'm not arguing otherwise.

What about that looks like a "eye" of any kind?

https://i.postimg.cc/VNbDNsLT/i.png

I wonder what this is

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This seems like it is missing alot of words. I guess this is where they inform em of Hanbin being dead via telepathy? Why is the word "already" here? I suppose er knew that Hanbin was dying so it only took these words and room mood to inform em and that's why the "already"

https://i.postimg.cc/d17W17Nv/i.png

What isn't helping? The torture? To find out who Hanbin was?

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Let's see if I can unpack this confusing segment. Zenovia "spared" (I guess means not explicitly murdered, because Lionheart being extremely tortured till near death is hardly "spared") Lionheart because Gohan favors Lionheart And it pisses Zonovia off that Gohan "favors" Lionheart?

"that gives you away"

I got little idea what this is suppose to mean.

When was Lionheart captured and what was Lionheart doing before being captured?

Yeah two different things with the obsession side effect (goblin sniper essence being one of them?) being used for faster training, and wasn't told about this for some reason, I believe

I remember hearing that in history class about when humans had furry cat ears and people rode on giant birds. Truly a sexist time in history.

Me refusing to engage with your stupid dishonest words is not a admission of any kind. So STFU

Seems like the giants are ideal candidates to manipulate to off the other enemies of humanity, as long as you aren't trying to use words. Plus little to no risk of them combining with other enemies.

And a ideal situation for that demon leader to teleport the giants there (probably. since no one knows where anything is, even the author probably)

Shut up about your stupid semantic strawman argument. You talked right past the majority of my points completely ignoring the majority of what I said. I won't respond further to you till you've properly addressed at least some of my points from before.

Thelmag is probably right, super sonic

That is strawmanning. I never spoke of any custom. You focus entirely on this custom claim I never made and ignore the points I did make.

Let's say your mom worked very hard to make a thanksgiving dinner. Hours and hours of hard taxing work to make a delicious meal for everyone. How do you think she would feel if you said "How dare your husband make you make this thanksgiving dinner, I won't eat any of it!"

Now imagine after you say that she says "Actually it was your 8 year old nephew who made the meal"

"Oh in that case I guess I'll eat it, nephew let's play a game now after you just finished all this hard taxing work! Come on!"

If you think your mom wouldn't be extremely offended at you refusing to eat the meal because she put in hard work, I don't know what to tell you, it's too obvious to explain any further. And then further to then accept the meal if it came from a prepubescent kid. That would be doubly offensive since it shows the whole concept to be a lie.

Just because women rule on the upper end doesn't mean there isn't sexism lower down the rung. Aside from which the whole "Women rule civil society" concept keeps being treated with extreme sexism by the author. They rule corruptly ruining everything according to what has been shown so far up to chapter 21. This women ruining everything with their rule is actually becoming part of the main plot even. No such similar criticism from author regarding men ruling the military.

That was very rude of you User. I've been arguing with you in good faith, you are bordering in the ad-hominem territory. I will argue once again in good faith, if you insult me in return again I will stop talking to you about this.

First, there is no evidence that it is especially taxing to control these well trained birds. Probably no more tiring than house cleaning, food cooking etc. all day long, or does she not do any of that either? (or giving birth etc., which she clearly has)

And if that is your argument, it would apply even more to MC who is a young prepubescent child. How dare the Husband make his young nephew ride all the way there. But all objections were instead suspended when he learned MC did it,, replaced by admiration that MC managed it.

Let's say this is not a sexist environment. "...making his wife..." If she is a equal, then no one would be able to "make" her. If she choose to ride this bird herself all the way there and it was taxing, or it was a concern that it would have been taxing, the first thing out of this brothers mouth should have been offer of a bedroom to rest in. (a offer that never came despite the alleged concerns of people being taxed by a difficult journey, instead he immediately dragged MC off to play a board game after MC allegedly just finished doing a long tiring task!)

So assuming brother saw his sister as a equal and assuming the brother was worried about his sister just finishing a "difficult and taxing" task.

"Greetings sister, You brought a bird in yourself, as expected from my skilled sister. I thank you for the bird tribute/gift (whatever reason the extra bird was being sent) would you like to rest in a room now?

Note that if her brother was so concerned about his sister bringing in this bird, it would be extremely rude to spit on that effort and refuse the bird! if he saw his sister as a equal.

Geez, keep on seeing sexist elements to this story. Finally a story that seems to criticize royalty but almost implying that it's because it's run by women that it's so bad. Earlier with the aunt who was on their side but still had some dislike thought towards her and also the bad attitude regarding the thought of a woman bringing in one of those birds by a relatively "good" man.

"he assumed that it will be taxing to her and implying that her husband is not caring enough to ensure her safety and comfort."

And as a result seems to be saying wont accept the bird "I can't take it..." AKA "won't accept it because a woman brought it in" But then changed his tune when he learned a small male kid brought it in.

How is your phrasing make it not sexist?

Who's blade is through MC's back? It's kinda confusing what is happening. So did the one with a death wish stab Snow who stabbed Han Bin? Or did Death Wish stab through Snow? But Snow said mission complete so must be the former?

MC perhaps has to keep it for that prize for having all 4, but that arbitares emblem would be really useful in the Paladins hands. Not much use for MC to track down and weaken own allies.

Maybe it can be loaned to Paladin or some allie in the Angel or Demon faction.

That's what I said. I additionally pointed out that there was more tolerance of a young kid doing the riding than a adult young woman

I don't understand a fair amount of this, starting out with, why bother with all this?

MC could set someone to inherit the position or put democracy in place. Also considering how popular MC is doing so much to improve peoples lives, I don't think people will be making noise about next ruler till there is any evidence of MC dying or something.