JerryI

To be honest, I don't even know where the author got these numbers from, I want to say from the ceiling, because this is complete nonsense, 1 coin is apparently half a dollar, so mc is offering to buy a ton of apples for $ 50, it's just a brain explosion, the most important thing is how happy they are about this deal, I thought at first that Grandma Smith asked me to read Applejack to make her happy, but then when they told her the price, I thought she would teach her that it's always worth reading what all sorts of scammers give you to sign, but no, everything is normal, everyone is happy. What's funny is that it's not like the author confused a ton and a kilogram or something, because the price is too different anyway, rather it looks like he just didn't give a shit about the price.

100 bps per thousand kilograms? It's pennies. In the cartoon, a basket of apples cost 8 coins, if we assume that there is one kilogram in the basket to simplify calculations, we get 8000 coins per ton, of course there may be a discount due to wholesale purchases, but certainly not 99%. It's just ridiculous.

To be honest, it's funny to me that this drama out of thin air makes XD look ridiculous. He's kind of an adult, but he resents Starlight like a little kid.

What kind of nonsense is this? Have you reread the fanfiction? To react to a bullet, you need to be faster than a bullet, name at least one hero faster than a bullet.

A nanosuit that is not protected from EMP? He's useless.

I can criticize a lot, from why you need to combine the abilities of two versions of superman, to the fact that mc is absolutely useless, he's just a cardboard box that doesn't represent anything, he hasn't changed anything in his life, and just follows the "plot", my conclusion is very bad, very lazy. I gave you one star more for your efforts.

I can criticize a lot, from why you need to combine the abilities of two versions of superman, to the fact that mc is absolutely useless, he's just a cardboard box that doesn't represent anything, he hasn't changed anything in his life, and just follows the "plot", my conclusion is very bad, very lazy.

Joe Chill?

But I care, can the author specify the original title?

It's actually amazing, because most heroes die from a single bullet, so their abilities don't justify the cost of training them when you can just train a squad of ordinary soldiers who will be cheaper and more effective, probably any hero except the defensive type or the almighty will die from a single bullet