I personally don't think we would be better off without any one piece of technology, but it would be interesting if guns weren't possible to be built.
The world would be very cool with light weight augmented reality ocular devices I think.
Oh, I have a little trouble with this one as I can't seem to be able to make their clumsiness organic.
That's certainly one of the better troubles to have.
Oh! That's rather specific. Is it that they are hard to write because you don't understand them or something else?
I feel as though for stories there are certain characters that simply keep me reading. For these characters I find it really hard to continue if the author makes it clear that they won't be coming back unless they truly give their death meaning and lasting impact.
Otherwise fair game I suppose.
I am curious as to what types of characters an author would find most enjoyable to write in their story.
And perhaps compare that with characters that you find it difficult to write but include anyway.
I appreciate more prose if the situation requires the description to be impactful, but I understand that too much prose can bog a story down like nothing else.
Like everything in life, use it in moderation!
Yes, the first usage of the word recorded was around the 1800s, that being said the image of zombies they had at that time were no doubt far different from the horde minded modern zombies that today's culture has popularized.
>Be me
>Use md for quotes instead of quotations
>Forget to change format on my research submission
>Supervisor is a boomer
>OhNo.gif
Why has the internet done this to me?
Would you like a new reading site? The community has a discord where a lot of the prior chapters have been translated and put onto a nice looking website.
The website seems a bit incomplete but it does have illustrations and a really dark background!
I'll leave the discord invite if you need...
I'm not too familiar with the style of novel you're depicting, but I've found that people are strange and like strange things. Though just because they entertain the medium and genre doesn't mean they'll let it impact their daily life. Killing people in video games don't make people murderers...
Oh I'd love a historical isekai like that one really good japanese manga! Though I wouldn't change any aspect about the civil war besides the isekaied person himself.
Personally I have no qualms about calling them zombies, but if the setting is not modern there could be a disconnect, given that the popularity of the term 'zombies' is a product of pop culture if I am remembering correctly.