Spice of Life

Pre-industrial metallurgy requires mining, coal and blacksmiths. The author who puts the blacksmith without explaining the first two is lazy. Malignant sects may have slaves digging in mines, and cutting forests to make coal, but if all the material comes from slave labor the other sects are conniving and the government supports it. If members of the external court perform this service on a seasonal basis, there are periods of the year that no one obtains these resources. See? In five minutes the author could have a history of conflict between the good and bad sects all involving a blacksmith with a system, the difficult life of an outside sect member and slaves from the evil sect.

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Sweet and interesting, hope you begin to update again

Everybody wants to break reality and bend it to their whims. Why not? It is only a win situation.

As for Korosensei...

Wuying shook his head as he gave out a quick bark of laughter. "If it is true, it means that we would have a workable plan, that can be tailored to keep all of the people here safe when they leave the Hoshendanggir's rune-marked safety zones."

"Before, Roland Wimbledon often groped my buttocks with a lustful gaze. But after that, he still groped me, but with..." Tyre didn't realise her cheeks blushed as she struggled to say it out loud. "Appreciation gaze."

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