They are both about even. Subaru is capable of learning how to fight, and in fact learns at some point.

Encrids advantage is, he has the body frame for swordsmanship already there vs subaru who would only be able to ever swing a couple times.

Encrid only needs to work on technique where subaru can't progress due to never being able to train his body to even support a technique making this training worthless except to maybe get 1 good counter in before he reaches muscle failure.

I'm from the US... And IK... The problem we have is the youth has lost critical thinking skills and, safe spaces with security has created an era where people don't realize unrestrained human behavior.

MINIMAL EXERCISE (basically anything that isn't office work) will burn 2-3k calories per day

2-3k calories per day is the typical calories burned. Some people with slender body type burn more, some people with heavier body type burn less... Unless you have a horrible digestive system, it won't be too far off.

Anything less than a medical condition is just worthy of the fat shame.

Fyi just a 30min run loses about 2k itself.

It's completely different bc martial peak has the whole cultivation vibe with martial arts. Both have a series of cultivation tiers (low god, mid god, hi god, half-step supergod, ect), but necromancer focuses on skills and laws (principal of attack type which starts at the god level "96") and the cultivation "levels up" giving it a game-like feeling.
Best way to give example would be martial arts meets korean dungeon diving apocalypse story.

MB it's called
Necromancer! I Am A Disaster for wtr lab

chpt 282
Wtr labs is "chpt 408" for Necromancer! I Am A Disaster

off to reread the LN... Its a lil better than this tbh

not quite. It depends on the targeted audience or type of story. In this, they are considered "at war". Every POS he deals with are enemies, irredeemable people. This is also written in a martial art / dungeon context which will also have graphic scenes. When the villains are displayed as a "monster" vs human, that's when illustrated novels allow MC to kill.

In this case although dragons and demons are intelligent humanoids, they are considered monsters, merits, and XP. This is why he kills on contact.

he marries 4 women (Collector xianxian, princess, summoner Mo Yun, the training hall girl) before he leaves the world, joining the human race in their own universe. Much to go before you get here tho.
• finishing upper realm
• meeting his dragon master
• learning the correct way to get skills, and class advancements, then doing so
• going through the middle realm
• restoring the fallen gods
• war with the dragons (extinction)
• war with the demons (extinction)
• escaping the world
Obviously there are other things, but those are the major plots.

not quite but reborn would be more accurate

usually the original versions are uncensored, and once released in translation, THEY censor it. Ive seen tons of manga where ppl repost the raws

Considering his class is unique, and received a skill, plus all his skills are capped, its not op. Everyone else is underpowered forsaking most skills and not leveling them up. Although he has the advantage of skills leveling up in tandem with his level once they are capped, he'd still level them if they didn't. MC literally works harder than anyone else.

On a side note. Its not like the MC doesn't go against hard enemies to where he's another version of One Punch Man. The definition of OverPowered is untouchable. He still comes in contact with beings that give him a beating or can't kill. He is Powerful but not OP.

yes keep feeding MC xp

imagine seeing mc squatting surrounded by corpses so he can explode them in case someone interrupts his shit

well realistically at this point, dragons seem to have left the regular battlefield but stay on the ancient proving grounds... And are at a standstill with demons. In the specific place, with level limitations, below lvl 70 humans can't fly but dragons and demons can giving superiority. Demons also specialize in something (i cant remember if it was revealed yet) and dragons have superior physical bodies that are "curse resistant". So before 70, yes they lack escape options, and aren't even the strongest physically

if you like it so far then yes. Its title is disastrous necromancer. Serious spoilers ahead. You find out that this prepared world is special, but only one in many worlds in the universe. Obviously like any other martial art novel it focuses on tiers of power, but at a certain point he stops receiving new skills and instead buffs them through a special process. During this time, he fights other races who have shown the human race hostility throughout the ages. Eventually you find out that these races were taken in as mercy in the expanse of their own universe, during universal battles. Up to where I left off, MC was preparing to face a different universe. Basically a revolving door of power scaling battles like typical and instead of cultivation levels, its the harmony of skills and the ability to fill them with power vs powering yourself to make strong qi blasts.

Many spoilers beware
Enough to destroy universes eventually... Legit. The is just a small world all together as a fyi... Later we find out that there are many worlds part of the human race, and there are many races hostile to the human race. Mc legit wipes an entire race in 1 day. Also much later you find out that there was a universe battle that occurred, ruining the universe and he gets ready to start fighting at a universe level

Legion commander is one of his best summons wdym??? It has the effect of anti-CC, healing, AND buff. Although alone it may seem low tier, but anyone placed in its authority is guaranteed to be immortal and unstoppable, unless outrageously underpowered.

Each legion of 300 rn has become its own raid team 60x over. Mc could only use a boss as a commander (limited usage) through equipment and usually only uses it for anti-CC. No buffs or heals.

these dudes are at least lvl 25... You'd think by now they know EVERY aspect of a dungeon becomes harder with difficulty change no?