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Xylen
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Xylen - 1781685310
A(n) victim Honored Guest as been Summoned Invited to have a Terrifyingly Deliciously Bizarre Meal.
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Xylen Xylen - 1781532977
I apparently have read at least up to chapter 10...πŸ€”
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Xylen - 1781522126
Did I read, or am I about to make a mistake?

I'll say something about that later.πŸ˜…
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Xylen SpinelesS - 1781521113
There's probably a cognitive filter.

Tori is a Spirit. So, it wouldn't be weird if there was some sort of effect going on that helped people overlook minor details like that.
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Xylen - 1781520513
Based on the synopsis, I this seems like a variant of the Go based Manga...but done in a way to satisfy censorship and equality regulations πŸ€”
I'll give it a chance at some point.
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Xylen - 1781519619
For some reason I am thinking of the Donald Duck voice for these guys🀣
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Xylen Han Yoojin - 1781518383
This is her third life...it'd be a bit odd to not have at least a modicum of skill and capacity beyond expected at this point...particularly since she lived from first memory twice before.

Where other regressors might have had issues getting their brains and body to cooperate...she's had more practice navigating childhood and her teenage years from the perspective of an adult.
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Xylen User-7940056423 - 1781517854
There's no way to test reincarnation and regression* ...however, we do know that human biology has concrete stages, and capacities at each of those stages. Those are pure fact, and those facts put hard limits on what would be realistic for humans in these settings.

I'm not providing examples, because there's a thing called Wikipedia, which would be a great starting point in educating yourself without me cherry picking examples to back up my perspective.

Especially since you seem to think that I'm already trying to force you to adopt my perspective. In reality, you apparently just don't like getting called out for not doing your own due diligence in this exchange, and have failed to bend my perspective to your satisfaction.πŸ€”

I'm not commenting for your satisfaction anyways.πŸ˜‚

I simply commented my own perspective, and if that upsets you, then level the playing field as I suggested, instead of aiming for personal attacks.

Do your own research, since if you can't formulate a good response, the Adult thing to do, is to learn more about the subject than your opponent. Only young children rely purely on emotional responses.

*a Caveat for regression is that there are mental and physiological examples of such things occurring ...but in the opposite end of things, where the brain is restricted from its full capacity by some means. In these cases, the individual clearly lacks their full ability to regulate emotion and apply their knowledge as they desire. Alzhiemers & Dementia are two well known examples of this situation.
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Xylen OWL - 1781516943
Probably for the same reason the Doctor in Dr. Who, can't.
A calamity of paradoxes would form, and cause an immense backlash...we already saw it with the last few panels of this chapter, that traveling through time, can cause issues.
Therefore time travel is not a perfect solution.
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Xylen User-7940056423 - 1781335031
The brain is still going through many major chemical and hardware changes as a teen.

If anything, being short sighted and temperamental is on point, what with the hormonal changes going on no matter how much you try to suppress them.

There aare perhaps hundreds of studies and papers written on the subject already.Instead of trying to hand wave away real biological & psychological details, why not educate yourself enough to formulate a proper argument?
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Xylen Zah_Daah - 1781253947
Well...we know that he could easily do far worse, with far more collateral than he does... What else can you call it but benevolence when someone who doesn't have reason to care, does take care, and largely avoids full on genocide?

Look at how humans treat insects when they invade our spaces, depending on the species, we go full on intergenerational massacres with chemicals and poisons so deadly that we could harm ourselves if we're not cautious, we will literally cook their eggs with heat to ensure that they die out entirely.
Or we purposely farm and neuter whole droves of them to ensure that they will fail to procreate successfully.

Sure...he's rather sadistic and cruel from our perspective...but he could clearly and easily be even more sadistic and cruel to many more people...doesn't erase the atrocities ...but we should be thankful that he's satisfied in not committing far more wide spread atrocities...perhaps if there was someone of equal standing, but not of his targeted demographics, who he could respect...we might see less cruelty...but that's not the setup.
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Xylen - 1781079494
The setup lore of the world seems pretty similar to the "No Game, No Life" series lore...
That said ...I'll pick up after it doubles the chapter count...particularly since it Has an Anime adaptation already, so there's no reason for it to have more than a year between updates.
I won't be picking it up for the plot though...but the ideas aren't terrible ...However, the execution of them, is on the weak side, lacking proper foreshadowing, and the necessary hints of the lore, are sub-par, to the point that they're unrecognizable as hints, even when looking back.
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Xylen Manga Mango - 1781079279
They were automatically summoned, which is why he couldn't immediately discern it as being a Traitor.

However, this series is being dragged out like when making taffy...except, I doubt the end result will be a satisfying treat.
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Xylen Edmond Dante - 1781072893
You are aware that men write BL too...though that tends to have more classically masculine men, rather than these glassine idols
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It's probably because when the core shattered, the remnant energy was obliterated and supsumed by Tia's power, resulting in ppupu
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Xylen - 1780985786
Slow release cycle, but this is actually an interesting OP MC.πŸ€”
Currently on chapter 28, and up to date.

Unlike others though, I'm glad they keep the fan service to a decent minimumπŸ’πŸΌβ€β™‚οΈπŸ˜‚ .
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Xylen - 1780985102
An automatic barrier that has the ability to determine how much force, mass, and the orientation of that force an object has, would allow skewers to enter, so long as the skewers never achieve a degree of force & directionality that would cause injury.
Same for air exchange and so on.

As long as you can calculate the energy and the embodied energy , you can determine the safety.
That should be the Primary barrier layer.
The Secondary layer should regulate those things
The Tertiary analyzes the materials quantity, & proportions.
The Quatrinary layer regulates the quantity and proportions to safe levels...like completely excluding Carbon Monoxide, or ensuring there is always Oxygen in the correct proportions, or even regulating pressure, either the over abundance, or complete absence.
Combined, the risk of even accidental poisoning can be eliminated...I'm sure further refinements can be made with more details and by quantifying more variables.
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Xylen HKKHRC - 1780940283
Sadly, sometimes the brain is so broken, that it doesn't even know it Should produce endorphins in response to such activities.
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Xylen HKKHRC - 1780904201
Add on the effects of both natural endorphins and the artifact ...and she might get addicted to muscle building too.πŸ˜‚
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Xylen - 1780902355
Ah...that's why it wasn't bookmarked...

While I appreciate the setup for creating a Slice of life scenario ...it's not enough to pull me in.

No adjustment period, not enough comedy to balance the absurdity of the MC
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