Yeah, and cultivator captives would also logically be forced to eat them, not sure the author thought of the long-term implications of waste pills

Just why again did MC bring more cultivators down to the Spirit Branch under the Zombie water? Seems like a lot of risk

Yeah, guy was reincarnated into a wuxia world, but it sure didn't take long for him to act just as ruthlessly as them and he doesn't feel like someone from our modern world at all. Still a fun read though

He has used a Cultivation Technique on her and his Coffin Qi has influenced her, so she's probably in love with him/devoted to him now. Not a big fan of mind control myself, but she's no longer an innocent person either. The leaders of the city did something terrible to her and deserved what they got, but I bet a lot of small children were completely innocent, yet she killed all the people of the town in her rage/insanity. Even if he didn't choose to control her, he would have to kill her (or let a lot of innocent mortals be killed by her)

No Nigthmares, you are dumb. Skinner is suggesting to keep using the 2nd Parallel Mind to posses small, short-lived creatures like he is doing here. What the MC is suggesting by his last sentence is that he wants to stop doing that and instead make the 2nd Mind inhabit something permanently, something not himself. As for why he wishes to do so, he probably has a good target for doing it, although we do not know what it is yet.

He gets a drop of blood every 100 days, so roughly 3,6 drops of blood a year. If we assume one drop is 0,05 ml, then it would take 5,5 years for 1 ml of blood. A human adult body has around 5 litres of blood, or 5000 ml of blood, which means it would take almost 28.000 years to replace all the blood in his body at the rate it's currently at. He might get more sources of Dragon Blood in the future though, increasing the rate of accumulation, and even replacing 1/10 of the blood in his body would probably be a nice benefit.

Titus' number 1 command was to bring back his daughter alive, from the commander herself. He isn't going against orders at all, even stopping the war-campaign to save her wouldn't be going against orders. Of course, that can't happen because plot for the story needs to happen (more pointless war)

They're all rascists. They fight together with the Stone Kingdom because the System doesn't categorize those as monsters, but anything the Dungeon deems a monster they try to kill without judging for themselves if the race they're slaughtering are peaceful sapients

Bullshit, Titus couldn't even kill Garralosh, a tier6, and he tried several times

No, Garralosh was also weakened by low mana, likely even more than him. Author is just trying to keep Titus relevant and buffing him now who couldn't even kill a tier6 that he fought several times (this isn't the worst case of this though, a lot of anime does it worse)

So, a bunch of people are allowed to reincarnate as young adults, with their wanted power, in a semi-specified world, and this is happening all the time? Can something like that even be kept secret, when people are randomly spawning in worlds where one's information is with someone from birth? (So some places in the West)

That's not cute little sister type, but just dwarfism. Waist heigh on a 6 feet male is like 3'3 feet

How does he know that? I'd say there's less of a reason to get rid of the parents, since they've lost a lot of status already due to their failure of a son and when he takes over the Family it will slowly die out

World Tree

The demons are also categorized as monsters, but the Legion seem to have some form of truce with them seeing as they just made a deal to pass through their lands

Fuck off Morrelia, you're just going to hope for the best?

Is there no room for negotiating with the Legion? Normal ants are mindless and will attack settlements and resources, the Colony can be reasoned with and can even get Biomass without killing (their little helpers that can convert plantlife to Biomass). There is no winning for the Colony, if they beat the current army 10x as many will simply be sent the next time, and the next. They do run the risk that negotiating will show off that they are smart ants and give the Legion more time to prepare, but by trying to negotiate now they can also reference that later on, that they tried to negotiate, but the Legion wouldn't hear of it

This entire war is kind of soured for me because the way it came about seems so stupid. First of all, they found out about Anthony because another Cult member from a different branch (the lizards) told the Stone cult members about Anthony to potentially support him, not capture him. Anthony then provoked the leader of his captors (the arrogant Stone Warrior), which caused him to go crying to his dad/ancestor and he then pulled strings to have Anthony put to death. Anthony then almost escaped without further trouble, but then were caught up to and chose to knock his pursuers out instead of killing them all iirc. He then went back in, wasting time, and showed the Empire of Stone that the Colony has enough power to quickly take down a Mage Branch and steal all their resources.. Anthony knew the Empire of Stone is way bigger and more powerful than the Colony, yet I feel he chose the worst decision every single time

I hope you didn't have Morrelia, who is very strong, fall unconscious from a cave-in, only to have her not be able to try and persuade Titus to negotiate with the Colony. Quite sad if she ends up passed out for days/weeks, and only wakes up once the war has already started

And the scenario repeats itself.. First, Anthony was dumb enough to approach Garralosh's base on the surface and brought her and the army down on the Colony. Now, he's the reason again that the Legion will go all out and bring a way larger force than otherwise