Zarek8_31_07

While it's pretty easy to tell that something like GPT was used, it feels like the author actually put in effort into editing and used the AI only for length and thesauretical purposes. I do something similar with essays because i have a fairly brief writing style. Plug in a detailed request to whatever specifications, edit the results, and keep the length while editing the vocabulary. Works out well and isn't lazy writing like half of the absolute shit on this website.

if you could show me where, that would be cool. It would be really odd for a founding Webtoon to have the same mistranslation for 10ish years now.

eh, she basically self hypnotizes herself into thinking she feels guilty so that she can play the victim. This veneer is gone by the time we see her again after the tournament for Bam's hand in marriage.

yes and no. She IS pathetically weak, but by the definition of an irregular, she is more of an irregular than any other; the irregular of the irregulars. She didn't just not get chosen, she didn't get chosen, couldn't open the door herself, and had to basically sneak in on Bam's aura.

dual wielding 13th series weapons causes a curse Jahad had gotten casted on them all to activate, causing the wielder to go insane, only to be cured in ultraspecific circumstances

it's Jahad, the Webtoon written by SIU should be the basis, not 3rd hand translations

That's because the low reviews tend to be more honest, and lay out red flags more often. If a story is amazing to most people, but a negative review mentions how the MC is a piece of shit that never changes, that would be a deal breaker that only came to light due to a negative review.

2 things I was thinking about as examples were: the reasoning for his sister's attachment, or basic geography/political landscape. there was importance placed on the surrounding nations, but we don't even know what they are, nor why they are important. Despite it's very goofy plot line, 'My Sister the Villainess' is the perfect example for how to do world building, introducing the world early on and explaining in decent depth how nations interact.