AmbitiousTransltor

I mean, you get a chapter update everyday. Sometimes more plus you get audiobooks. Also, if you are following any other book you also get 20 advance chapters of that book that again gets updated everyday.

Yes, Raven feathers contain colors that aren't visible to the human eye - specifically, they reflect ultraviolet (UV) light. While humans see the feathers as black, birds and other animals that can perceive UV light see additional patterns and colors. This is because bird feathers have complex nanostructures made of keratin that create both the visible black color we see through melanin pigments, as well as structural coloration that reflects UV light. The microscopic structure of the feather barbules creates this effect through light interference. Many birds can see in the UV spectrum because they have a fourth type of cone cell in their retinas specifically for detecting UV light, while humans only have three types of cone cells that detect red, green, and blue light. This UV perception is important for birds' social signaling, mate selection, and navigation. The black feathers of ravens specifically don't just appear uniformly black to birds - they may see subtle patterns and variations in UV reflectance that could convey important information about the bird's health, age, or other qualities that are completely invisible to human eyes. — Claude AI

Can you clarify what became the problem? the Plot or the Translation?

Sorry for the delay but no it's a translation. Raw and Author name is in the synopsis.

Poachers have ways to enter the Buffer Zone. Even in reality Sanctuaries & National Parks, where poaching is forbidden, some poachers sneak in to hunt. You will read later that after this incident came to light, the inspection at the buffer zone was tightened by the authorities.

My bad, it's Sakurase Shino. I will edit it now.

Yeah yeah, so smart but didn't get the pun. Self-proclaimed smarts are funny too. Someone's gonna entertain us

Shoo, go away and read your cuck storeys. Or read a dictionary. Falling short of words isn't a good thing. Thanks for saying how you were brought up. Your parents must be proud of you, if there are any.