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All things considered, .... actually it's not an unreasonable conclusion.
Game of Thrones?
... he has elevated fence sitting into a veritable art.
Perhaps this is because you think everything that goes wrong can be anyone else's fault but not yours?
If he were not a cultivator, I'd think that was a hyperbole.
Shouldn't he at least cut them up first? If it's carrot it would be still half raw when the rice is done. I also cannot imagine voluntarily eating soil encrusted porridge.
Not that I'm against interspecies romance as long as they're still humanoid and reasonably compatible, but isn't setting the skeletal tauren as a romantic interest going a bit too far? 😶😑🦉
What the....? 😶
In his case, probably not entirely on his summons. His druid side should be able to change to a more powerful form, eventually. After several more forests planted.
Ah, so that's the wage.
Mushroom again? She must be planting it somewhere.
She a tauren skeleton.... It's not that I'm discrimating against either tauren or skeleton, but how charming can the combination be to a normal human man?
Considering the end of the last chapter I had expectations. Obviously, I underestimated the skulduggery of web authors.
What exactly is he paying his skeleton? Actually, this the first novel I encountered that required payment for summoned skeleton. Does this mean he wouldn't be able to summon an army of undead in the future without clearing his wallet?
Yesterday's dish was also mushroom. Were they planted underground by the skeleton?
Indeed, monoculture is generally a bad idea. Just look at the vast swath of Gros-Michel banana plantations that got levelled down due to Panama disease. The resultant economic crisis knocked down several Latin America countries like domino.
How can the skeleton eat mushroom soup? Logically speaking, it should simply flow through the bones.
The apple ... really doesn't fall far from the tree. And here I thought he didn't have any frivolous thoughts in his dull head.