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Flammenwurfer1hRépondu à DiddlykongI mean, it's probably exactly what it sounds like....
Back in his room, he opened the package, and sure enough, there was a script box. The box was painted with the texture of an oil painting depicting a village shrouded in moonlight, every door and window tightly shut, no lights to be seen, like a pool of stagnant water devoid of any signs of life. In the distant background, a towering dark shadow emerged, seemingly confirming that the village was nestled within deep mountains.- Flammenwurfer1hCommenté
This was actually a thing in China. There was a mandate against horror movies with a "pure" supernatural cause for the horror, so they had to make do with Scooby-Doo style hoaxes in the movies instead
The middle-aged man sitting across the table slowly put down the manuscript in his hands and looked at the young man with complex emotions, "Yang Xiao, your script is well-written, but it's still that same problem. The market doesn't need a purely supernatural script. You should understand the current big picture, so..." - Flammenwurfer9dRépondu à kill_zone58
Think of it like he's playing Dark Souls. Sure he's stronger and tougher, but even the weakest enemies could still do him in if he's careless
Although he was not clear on the exact number of goblins behind the altar in the so-called dark forest tribe, what he did know was that even the smallest among them could easily crush him to death. - Flammenwurfer13dRépondu à Ronan_McCrossan
It might just be referring to the "mainstream" perception, which would be true if you view this as spanning centuries. There was a loooooong period in western cultures where "magic" meant the same thing as "heretic demonic sinner"
"In foreign cultures, the image of Wizards has always been synonymous with evil. But suddenly, in modern times, many novels, movies, and comics have emerged portraying Wizards and magic in a positive light." - Flammenwurfer14dCommenté
Ah yes, the Genshin model
"You don't understand!" the young boss waved his hands grandly, "What about the overseas market? The domestic game market is almost half of the global market. Once we conquer the domestic market, naturally, there will be people overseas begging to bring our game there." - Flammenwurfer15dRépondu à Deleran
Common translation issue, typically due to AI/MTL and a lack of editing afterward
"Giggle~," the young woman covered her mouth and chuckled softly, her narrow phoenix eyes squinting like a fox as she laughed, "Mr. Lu is exaggerating too much. I'm just following the trend. Wizard-themed games are selling especially well internationally now, and many people in the country have already started projects on this theme." - Flammenwurfer15dRépondu à EasyFlow
To be fair, this guy's demons seem to be pretty literal....
But he had to do it, it was his only option. - Flammenwurfer20dRépondu à Aeerax
Seems to be more like a boom/bust cycle for the deities. An era of excessive righteousness leads to a rise of suffering, which then becomes excessive in itself and leads to a resurgence of righteousness. This just happens to be the "peak suffering" era
The gods of this era seemed unable to resonate with the value of "happiness," and so, almost no god of entirely positive emotions was born, only those of negative and neutral emotions existed. - Flammenwurfer20dRépondu à Thegreatdumbledore
Online app feature. Your friends can steal your fully-grown vegetables if you don't harvest fast enough
Feng Jun installed the application in order to please the boss of Hongjie. To be specific, he wanted to curry favour with the boss of Hongjie. Zhang Weihong liked to steal vegetables. - Flammenwurfer20dRépondu à Lerato_Nyelele
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Feng Jun was a guy who liked to read web novels. Actually, this choice was a last resort. He also liked pastimes like clubbing and so on, but those hobbies were too expensive. Reading was cheaper. - Flammenwurfer25dCommenté
For those not in the know, this is like someone complaining about "only" winning a $1 million prize when they could've gotten $1.2 million instead
Ronnie Williams glanced at Tommy Hawk, "Hey, Tommy, badmouthing teachers isn't what you should be doing, especially in front of another teacher. Miss Farell is here to gain some work experience at a public institution and, by the way, study for her bar exam. Of course, according to her, she did indeed attend a trashy college—she graduated from Cornell University, which she settled for as a safety school because Princeton did not accept her. She would have preferred Princeton, but had to settle for Cornell." - Flammenwurfer25dRépondu à azunyan
Nah, it's the 80s. They'd use the good old fashioned black-tar heroin!
"Small business, a student's small business," Tommy replied with equal seriousness. - Flammenwurfer25dRépondu à azunyan
Just in time for the Gulf war? 🤔
But the crossed-over Tommy knew clearly that attending college was the only chance to change his fate. If he didn't go to college, his life would be the same as his father's—working in a factory in Rhode Island, or at a leather shop or auto repair shop as an apprentice, then spending the rest of his life cooped up in this small northeastern coastal border town of America, marrying a woman from a similar background, and struggling to feed his family until death. - Flammenwurfer25dRépondu à Ronan_McCrossan
Actually, in the 80s there was a ton of anti-Japanese sentiment due to the perception that they were overtaking the US auto/manufacturing industry and stealing people's jobs during their economic boom
Tony blew out a puff of cigarette smoke, "Nothing much, he just gathered a dozen or so workers, all angry about being unemployed like him, and smashed a Japanese-owned laundry shop. Only after smashing the place did they find out, the owner wasn't Japanese." - Flammenwurfer25dRépondu à Ronan_McCrossan
Looks like it's just a translation error. My guess is that the original text said "a drinking party" or "party with alcohol" and they just directly translated it as ethanol
Tommy looked at Tony: "Did you rent our home out to those jerks for an ethanol party again? Want me to moonlight as a waiter?" - Flammenwurfer25dCommenté
Weirdly enough, this is something that actually did happen in the 80s during the Japanese economic boom. Lots of anti-asian racism due to the perception that the Japanese were stealing their jobs
Tommy sat down on the sofa: "Don't those bastards understand that Asians aren't Japanese! They think the Japanese are causing their unemployment, so why not have the United States military go drop a few more atom bombs on Japan." - Flammenwurfer1mthRépondu à ChiefGamer
One of the messages in the first or second chapter said that the city ruined were abandoned for more than 700 years
The light and shadow patterns that emerged on the stele at that moment made Bai Wu feel as if he truly was in a world seven hundred years in the future. - Flammenwurfer1mthCommenté
I feel like this is best used as a critical twist reveal later on
His Soul Consciousness was not sent back to young Gaven's body, but to Zhang You as a middle school student. Due to its protective function, the Tears of Sulun sealed his powerful soul, including most of his memories. - Flammenwurfer2mthCommenté
Bing = Ice
"Not much, just accompanied Ice Sister around the sports field for a walk." - Flammenwurfer2mthRépondu à Kotario
Termites have kings. It looks like there's some weird translation error here
After the act, some of the male and female termites would go their separate ways. Others would find a good spot to dig a nest, then seal the entrance, consummating their matrimony in privacy, forming a lifelong monogamous pair. However, the lifespan of a King Ant was much shorter than that of the Ant Queen, so he would eventually be replaced.detailImmortality: Raising an Ant Queen to Cultivate by increasing stat pointsOriental · Smoke Painted