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I think as for Adamantium and Mithril, when I looked at their physical attributes (putting aside the magical one), I think of two particular metallic object that exist in the real world; Titanium and Tungsten (or Wolfram, depending on what you refer it in your respective mother tongue)...

You "can" mass publish it in bulk like an entire volume or something like that, but you might have to plan it carefully with it. My only suggestion is to finish one arc at a time and publish all of the entire arc whenever you're ready

sounds like a very typical power fantasy fiction with the usual LitRPG element in it give me the title

ah yes. >previously a man in his previous world >dies >get reincarnated as a girl in another world >Yuri galore whenever there's a chance All in all, if I want to read Yuri—or anything involves lesbian stuff, I'd rather read anything without the premise of a man who was dead and—I did said...

Anything but dense, especially in a romantic setting. Get the goddamn hint! However, I also don't like overbearing character (whether they're a protagonist or one of the main characters) EDIT: And one more thing; any characters who cuss a lot is corny, whether you like it or not. They don't...

you forgot Cockatrice, Fae Dragon (like Puck from DOTA) and Hydra, also Qilin

ah... I get it actually I don't get it:blob_hide: jokes aside, puritans gonna be livid if they caught this and then rubbing it in the wrong way so I gotta make sure they don't get angry

if you want anti-isekai plot, better make it as if the veil to the other dimension got lifted up and revealing some spiritual freaks like those Cthulhu mythos stuff. It doesn't have to be a gate or something, just a supernatural barrier suddenly gone, revealing ghosts, ghouls and whatnot EDIT...

I also hate AI, but at the same time I love them. If anyone thinks AI constraints or even killing creativity, that's entirely on you. If you care about originality, then it's better for you and me and the rest of us to go back drawing on a paper or... I forgot what it called. That said, you...