KingLemon

i wouldn't be surprise about HP wizards being lazy with how much convenience their life oriented magic gave them

what do you mean betrayal, it's a school full of impulsive kids that's not betrayal they just see things in a black or white situation when the majority thinks you did something bad they would spurn you if they found out it's just a rumor everything is fine again, same thing happens in any school in reality people would gossip and call you names because of a rumor teens and kids see everything as either they sided with you or everyone betrayed, look at roblox clans with alot of kids this happens too.

why would you feel embarrassed, i thought he was a grown man in his first life

How can wizards not have muggle documentation tho, if i remember correctly didn't ron basically have to do test to get his driver's license you need documentation to get approved for a driver's test right? I basically imagine the Ministry of Magic having Departments that deals with newborn babies born in UK for basic legal documentation in the wizarding world and having some level of coordination with the Muggle Government regarding it's legality in the Muggle World too, since we do know that the Muggle Government and Ministry of Magic have close connection and even communicate frequently, I mean a lot of wizard live in Muggle Communities if wizard can own houses in non-wizarding communities it's basically impossible for them to not have documentations, We need to remember that there are wizards who marry pure muggles which is impossible without legal documentation.

depends on the age of reincarnates really, if you're talking in-universe what if the mc was born in a family full of assholes, or family that doesn't share the same life views as you if they are capitalist/socialist/communist/christian/islamic etc. and you're not, do you know how annoying that would be for reincarnates especially since they don't know you are already a grown soul in a child's body, you do know it's normal for the parents to nurture children with the parents views right, cause any parent would never be able to avoid that, it's natural and human nature, this would clash with the reincarnates nature, since he already learned things in his previous life, its hard for the reincarnate not to be combative about his own views. If you are talking about author driven tho, it's easier for author to drive the narrative without the burden of a reincarnate parents, like what if he/she wants to explore this dangerous land, explore different worlds, how did he/she learn how to do this and that etc., if you are the author you'll need to spend quite alot of hours and even arcs growing the reincarnates parents personalities and how they would react based on what their unbelievable and weird(reincarnate) kid is doing, because if as an author you didn't do that, you'll just end up creating dumb and thoughtless machine parental characters so what even is the point of having them as characters.

he was working as a paramedic in his first life right?(if i remember correctly), i don't think its actually possible for someone in that type of field to even be clueless about social skills, its actually a job where social skills matter, even geniuses get to practice their social skills in highly educated/scientific jobs, nahh actually in any kind of job you'll learn average social skills, I'm actually quite surprised how dumb the mc is sometimes especially when he was punched in the face i mean even sheldon have flight or fight skills when facing threat and this guy just stood still and let the guy punch him in the face twice before he reacted

it's just the way english writing works i don't know why tho i haven't really paid much attention why(maybe because it's easier to look at and wastes less paper space), i actually struggled a bit reading this book because i was accustomed reading works that way(after years of reading physical and electronic books english lit), after 60+ chapters i manage to kinda adapt myself to the way you write tho. It might be a difference in what language style you're using tho in japanese and chinese they use 'brackets' sometimes, same with korean but i think sometimes they use em dashes like you too(i might be tripping tho but i think i saw this in some korean WN). What i found out tho is 'em dashes' are commonly seen from really old writings and those translated from spanish

love that show, especially that psychotic duo brad and jo

why are these supernatural beings talking about normality with edward, when edward is basically supernatural too, there's no need to force someone superhuman to act normally if he/she doesn't want too, it's not like it would affect their health badly and what's the point of rest skill if you don't use them.

The real question is how two highschool student connected its servers to undersea fiber-optic cables. Having data centers (those "ball thingies") is one thing, but how do they actually link up to ISPs (Internet Service Providers) and IXPs (Internet Exchange Points)? I find it ridiculous when stories like this or even companies in real life claim they can fully protect user data because, no matter what, your data still has to travel through physical infrastructure stations, cables, and exchange points. That means there are multiple points where data could be intercepted, especially by governments. Governments subsidize or regulate the construction of these undersea fiber-optic cables, and if a company wants to build or use one, they have to lobby, get approval, and work with officials. Even big tech companies like Twitter or Facebook don’t own the whole internet they pay service providers to connect their data centers to these infrastructure hubs. So, no matter how much they talk about "protecting user data," the reality is that data still passes through government-monitored and regulated points before reaching users.