Magi Craft Meister - Ch. 68 - The Presentation, the Award, And...

[MangaDex]

 

[not_yamato]

What? Nuclear Weapons?

 

[pandatime]

Yeah i guess since shes been out for 3 years the Princess indeed musr grown in her eyes

 

[HDMI1]

What? Nuclear Weapons?

Nah, that the MC's predecessor had a twin fetish.

 

[ciera]

Thanks for the release

 

[ShinduPK4]

Yeah i guess since shes been out for 3 years the Princess indeed musr grown in her eyes

Especially since young kids grow incredibly fast.

 

[Volcanron]

"I didn't know at the time, that seemingly normal thing, would cause not normal things"

Easily my least favorite narrative trope. Extraordinarily hamfisted and removes any sense of suspense.

 

[Sethraw]

Doesn't the color of steel vary with the carbon content, not the heat treating? I think the author got stuff mixed up.

Damascus blades have alternating layers of color, despite going through the final heat treating all together.
Conversely they can use lasers or induction to heat the edge of tools like wire cutters to achieve differential hardening without any visible changes.

 

[CloverErnest]

Def appreciate the ch but gdi 3 months wait for that kind of cliffhanger is brutal (despite the cliche trope lol)

 

[Neypot]

Thanks for the translation. However, as usual, keep in mind that "automata" is the plural form of "automaton".

 

[kaminomikan]

What? Nuclear Weapons?

had the same thought...

 

[Enalis]

Thank you for the chapter

 

[letmereadmangas]

they know carbon steel but not about the other stuff? highly unlikely...authors realy like to make medieval ppl dumb as bread

 

[BrainFart]

Probably has info about the enemy that nearly destroyed the world.

 

[magnetsmangadex]

they know carbon steel but not about the other stuff? highly unlikely...authors realy like to make medieval ppl dumb as bread

Dumb as breadfruit? I recall a series where the MC was forced to marry a "villainess" and she was isekai girl, so she was annoyed about how all bread was basically a baked fruit. So there was no other types, no pancakes no brown bread.

 

[flannan]

they know carbon steel but not about the other stuff? highly unlikely...authors realy like to make medieval ppl dumb as bread

Most likely, her research topic is already known in principle, but she is the first person to study it scientifically. And to publish the results, instead of making it a closely guarded secret.
Also, those sample color sheets are good stuff - it's not easy to get the color just right with old-time technology.