MrNewbie

Of the last more than 200/300 chapters (currently 1240 chapters in total) more than half are chapters from completely other books, of the remaining chapters more than 50% are either completely repeated chapters or chapters in which the story progresses a bit then half the chapters is a repetition, i bought these chapters all together, you can imagine my disappointment with this pile of shit

yes not like the holy capitalism of the chinese overlords, pure and sacred without blemishes

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nope gu hang was losing in sheer force when the xeno scum was controlled against it's will what makes you think he could win now that the beast was free and the storm mages all tired and battered ? the interstellar warriors themselves are all tired and only 500 can barely fight, even then gu hang can board what abou the enemy? gu hang can win bu will the enemy fleet just watch or will yhey bomb the ship an all the soldiers that go to kingdom come? Control your greed

You speak of domination as if history was ever anything else. Every civilization expands or dies the only difference is scale. The Aztecs dominated their neighbors through fear and sacrifice. Europe dominated continents through systems, steel, and statecraft. The former left ruins and mythology. The latter left the framework of the modern world. You say this is just winner’s arrogance. Of course it is because the winners shape what comes next. That’s not moral, it’s inevitable. You call it theft. But ideas, language, timekeeping, global order these weren’t stolen. They were imposed. And now they are lived. Including by you. You say the Aztecs had math, medicine, astronomy so did Babylon, so did Egypt. And like them, they vanished. Europe’s legacy didn’t just survive it outlasted, outbuilt, outspread. That’s what defines a civilization. Not how it weeps, but how it endures. So yes, we killed more and built more. That’s not arrogance. That’s the difference between being remembered and being studied in footnotes.

You call it efficient brutality like that’s an insult. Efficiency is the difference between a ritual and a civilization. The Aztecs sacrificed thousands to keep the rain coming. Europe sacrificed millions to redraw the world, and succeeded. You speak of erased cultures, but neglect the fact that what replaced them endured longer, reached farther, and defined more. If your gods gave you calendars, Europe gave you clocks, borders, science, global systems and yes, empire. You can mourn what was lost, but don’t mistake nostalgia for superiority. The victors weren’t the ones begging the sky for crops, they were the ones who mapped it.

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You say the Aztecs killed for spiritual meaning, as if purpose excuses brutality. But death is death, and Europe at least extracted something permanent from it: law, language, order, architecture, dominion. The Aztecs offered blood to gods who gave nothing back. Europe spilled blood and got the world. That’s not branding, that’s outcome.

Savages pile skulls in temples. Europeans turned skulls into empires, museums, and monarchies. That’s called legacy.