It's like someone slammed that "training with my clones" series into Overlord and then like doubled the pace and decreased the amount of long conversations, it's very fun as a result. It doesn't have like deep themes or anything other than maybe survivor's guilt, but it sets up the worlds quickly enough, explains the various power systems adequately and provides entertaining scenarios so I don't really have any complaints. Give it a try.

Same

It's always kind of funny in a series when someone gets their ass beat so bad they have to flee the country and not just them their whole crew too.

I feel like his skeleton clone became like a Chuni, but like in a way that benefits society.... like a functional alcoholic... No a high functioning alcoholic.

You could argue he used a teleport glitch by triggering a flag inadvertently, it really depends on if summons were intended to be able to do s*** like this or if it's some kind of programmer oversight.

It explores the empire gradually from the pov of an elite in training slowly getting doubts, but as of the current chapters it's only lightly poked at other factions lore and motivations.

And of course!
https://youtu.be/Q8PdffUfoF0?si=RIMgwO8AB6eaBKFV

Fair enough, two points though, not really negotiating because that implies we could give each other anything - it's more so I disagreed then attempted to explain why (somewhat poorly, admittedly) because that seems more constructive than simply saying "you're wrong" and refusing to elaborate, like even if someone disagrees I prefer they at least somewhat understand the stance I took when I chose to disagree first. Second point I appreciate that you took the time to actually explain the problem you've observed.

Yeah while blood can be that bright when freshly spilled that's only when it's thin and it usually darkens very quickly when it hits the air or when it's pooled, but mostly the saturation is way too bright for the rest of the colors in this series.

Like she's just very passionate but she's not mean.

I was wondering what the f*** I was looking at, so it is Mr Seinfeld's greatest work.

So they do, and now me too!https://i.postimg.cc/qRvVypDH/i.jpg
Scooby dooby Doo!

Don't you see his lab coat and lollipop, clearly he's a teacher and he's simply concerned for these children.

Truth of the matter is I just like discussing things with people, though I'd rather it not devolve into a purely childish argument, so I tend to talk things out so that they don't think I'm just saying nonsense or attempting to insult them or anything, it mostly works out the worst I get most of the time is an "agree to disagree"

From what I recall it just satisfies him, like he hunts because he likes hunting and it makes him feel good but he restricts himself to only hunting things that would kill indiscriminately so that he didn't become a bother to other people or he was taught to restrict it to just that, something like that.

Perhaps(yes)

I'm not on the spectrum I just prefer to thoroughly explain my points when I'm talking through text since people can't hear like sarcasm or anything.

Well it's primarily a slang word and it has a loose meaning as a result, and I wasn't saying my definition - I was talking about how often I've seen it used and in what meaning, like I've seen it used to refer to Sasuke from Naruto or Shadow the hedgehog and many isekai protagonists, more so in the capacity I've described but it's not really a word with a set definition, at least in the context we're using it. In nonslang context I believe the word simply refers to someone who is irritable and/or nervous. I believe it also means people who try to hard to be cool and tough looking when some people say it, and then it's got different meanings depending on if you're being ironic or not basically the whole thing's FUBAR.