Yeah. It isn't the translators doing a bad job. He just sucks at typing. lol

"Gray gold" = Salt.

True! Unironically, people used to wage war over this treasure called "salt." IRL, it feels like it was forever ago, as it happened in the 1870s, but nonetheless, it is a real war that happened.

Just a reminder that the Sword Saint/Star is really slow and bad at typing. In the novel, it took him 6 minutes to send 3 messages (full of typos too) back in the arc with the dwarves.

Uh... Well, that would explain his swing into depression.

This is indeed from this very same work. A few chapters after it came back from that long hiatus.

KISS KISS KISS
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Always a bag of mixed feelings. Welcome aboard the waiting train.

For what it is worth, FactCheck.org is not a government run website.

I wish you the best of luck.

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Once again once again, you say "the evidence is out there" and yet it cannot be found nor can you provide any yourself.

It's funny how "my type" is the one that's so stubborn -> because my type requires evidence and proof.

Spoiler alert: the trees explode

Evidence. Proof.
The thing about evidence is that you can present it. It's clear, concise and obvious. For example, in a murder case, evidence that someone is the killer would be:
Footage of them doing the deed. The weapon (with a paper trail leading back to the culprit, or their fingerprints). Testimonies by witnesses.

If COVID-19 was grown in a lab Resident Evil-style, then there would be clear evidence. Where is it?

Furthermore, please do your own research, even if you just google it. Do the simple google search of "proof that covid19 is a bioweapon" and see the results.
Like Trevor Bedford, a virologist, who stated "There is no evidence whatsoever of genetic engineering that we can find”, and that, “The evidence we have is that the mutations (in the virus) are completely consistent with natural evolution."
Here's the article: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8266003/
Here's another: https://covid19.nj.gov/faqs/coronavirus-information/about-the-virus/is-covid-19-a-biological-weapon

Here's the factcheck for Fauci who is irrelevant: https://www.factcheck.org/2021/05/the-wuhan-lab-and-the-gain-of-function-disagreement/
It's a long read, because there is so much conspiracy garbage out there, but it is pretty comprehensive about factchecking it by:
Taking a statement and who said it -> and tackling it directly. A lot of conclusions are literally "there is no evidence."

Two paragraphs above the "Gain-of-Function" starts with Fox News' statement and ends with: "There’s no evidence that the Wuhan laboratory, with or without funding from an NIH grant, created SARS-CoV-2."
The paragraph under it (right above the "Gain-of-Function" section) starts with Nicholas Wade (who is not a scientist) asserting two possibilities and ends with "It’s important to note that so far there is no direct evidence for either theory. Each depends on a set of reasonable conjectures but so far lacks proof." Yeah, Fox News took Wade's nonsense and spread it as gospel without a shred of evidence. Who would've thunk?

I doubt you'll read any of this, but hey, you can't say I didn't try.

Rereading this chapter... again.
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This chapter goes so hard. It's perhaps the best singular chapter out there.

I read "Wyze" and "Wyzers" as "Wise" and "Wisers" respectively. No clue if I'm correct.

Honestly, this is a cute read. Mr. Main Character is SO OVER his situation: every time he dies, he reincarnates to a new world while keeping his memories. He went through his surprised phase, hero phase, conqueror phase, depressed phase, and all those other phases and reached the conclusion that the source of all his problems is that he gave himself up to be things he is not. This brings us to what he decided he's going to do in this life: relax as much as possible. Ideally, he wants to spend his days lying down and doing nothing, maybe snacking on something yummy. What? No chocolate? No soda? Okay fine, he'll put in a bit of work.

This story is about his time in a fantasy world that mirrors real life's "ye olde times" except there's magic, elves, dwarves and stuff. If you've suspended your disbelief to accept all this so far, then you should be able to shrug it off when some stuff happens that makes no sense in reality. Earlier on, magic and a certain use of it was directly applied and explained -> and it's used again later on. For some reason the comments started rambling on about how stupid it was despite the answer being clear and stuff. Oh well.

Characters are decently well written, but a bit generic. Thing is, they aren't particularly forgotten so they do have moments to shine.
Personally, I was waiting for the other shoe to drop -> and Mr. Main Character to flex his true power that he's kept hidden -> and it kinda does happen, but he's smart enough to avoid being found out which makes sense. Sometimes he's supposed to be smarter than he actually is but other times, he's smarter than he should be, so it kinda balances out. lol

The world is ye olde times but thanks to magic, life is so much better.

The art is fine.

Overall, a 6/10. Decent score - I'm not IGN.

There is talk of it getting axed but I think this is a fair stopping point. To me, axed is more or less "things are left unfinished" which doesn't really apply here. Compare it to "Dungeon House" which is definitely an axed work and it feels bad when it ends. On the contrary, this ending is very nice, so don't worry about it.

Is it complete?

The notion of "good intentions, bad execution" falls apart when the "bad execution" includes spreading a plague to kill tons of innocent people... twice. Seriously, her racism to dwarves and elves is complete nonsense.

You hate wolves or other creatures that prey on humans? That's fair. You hate elves because they're elves? That's racism which is not fair. You cannot dismiss this with "agree to disagree" because that applies to something like "I think strawberries taste bad" -> NOT RACISM.

This is a case of "started with good intentions but eventually, they became bad intentions." If she got a third life, her goal could eventually just become "end all life that I don't care about." How so? Well, "why does anyone need money if everyone simply obeys me?" And it goes downhill from here.

She isn't just racist against dwarves, elves, etc... she is racist against wolves and other species as well. It's gross putting an elf or a dwarf on the same level of a wolf or something -> and on top of that, she wants to drive them all to extinction...

Is she after our hamburgers, ya think? el oh and el

I think it's along the lines of "in this era, women were treated like property and it is SUPER COMMON for a princess to be used to gain a political favor." She knows this. She is in a desperate enough situation to be like "well, what else can I do?" and that's a fair question.

So like, what else can she do? Thinking about it...
She can try to escape this hostage situation and go back home, then rally up some resistance and/or create a rebel group to oppose her brother. Odds of success, like, 0.0001%...?
She can try mastering her powers and become a one person army with the help of her spirits, but she is not strong enough now and time is of the essence so by the time she is capable of that, it will be too late (this is assuming she can actually become that powerful).
After escaping, maybe go to another country and ask them for help instead? Their predictable response: "JACKPOT!"

Is there any other option? Realistically, no.

To be honest, I'd do the whole "secretly go and nuke them" tactic again.