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@morichiro From what I can gather... (Spoilered for length)

@yldDavid @ninjadork That, and it's a fairly simple plot device that gives the protagonist an easy motivation for leaving whatever comfort zone he's in to go on an adventure, run into stronger enemies, meet other characters and/or pretty girls, etc. Same thing with a larger/more powerful sect...

'What are you?' 'WARRIORS!' 'COME OUT AND PLAY-YAY!' *bottle clicking noises* '...what.' 'I'll see myself out.' (Also, the Shura kid cheering is freakin' adorable.)

Hahhahahahhaha. 'W-why...does...the dog...know...CQC...?'

@Mathias More like the SPLAT Episode!~ :D

@Apackof12Ninjas Yeah, or maybe they're 'loose' bullets and it's less 'I no longer have any bullets' and more 'I no longer have any bullets in a clip and the Zombie Horde means I don't have time to reload them' sort of thing.

*amused & joking* If Dragon Queen ever somehow ended up in Warhammer 40k, she'd be able to unite every Ork in the galaxy under her control. I mean, just look at the size of that hat of hers! Every ork knows that the one with the biggest, fanciest hat is obviously The Boss.

Oddly, I think one of my favorite minor characters is the Galaxy Watch host. Mostly because of his little goofy moments, like 'Sorry I'm gloating right now because I'm the only popular reporter on the scene!!' (because all the others are dead) or 'The Universe's Most Handsome Male Reporter is...

@smoke82 I'm not an addict! I can quit anytime I want! .. ... ... *starts clicking 'Refresh'* :D

Man. Mu Suyin's enemies are going to be as annoyed as Marvel heroes eventually. 'Surprise! You thought you killed me with some contrived trap, but, once again, it was actually a DoomMousseCakeBot!'

'Wait! At least tell me your master plan before you kill me!' 'Ohhhh no, I'm not falling for THAT one again!'

@Nellbizzy Also, the admiral Mu Suyin on the bridge of the flagship is also apparently a puppet. He claimed that his true from was the one that killed one of the Asshole Planet assassins during the Justice Council attack. He's basically a hive mind. It's kind of a neat twist, actually. And...

@lonewolf Yeah, I gotta re-calibrate my Goofy Speculation Levels for manhua. I mean, the usual ridiculous and joking things I can come up with off the cuff tend to be 'three plot arcs ago, on a Tuesday, offscreen' for most manhua protagonists.

@lonewolf Obviously, the Final Nemesis and the only one who will be able to challenge Mu Suyim will be...Mu Suyin! I've got an internet cookie on him finally and literally disagreeing with himself, and split into Good Admiral and Bad Admiral for a final brawl. Right, baseless goofy speculation...

Oh, so that's why the Core Alliance and the fleets jumped all over Mu Suyin's application and immediately promoted him to Fleet Admiral. I'd been wondering about that since...well, since Chapter 1...Yay! Knowledge!

@kuyukotto Around Volume 2, Chapter 24, using the numbering system on Hasutsuki/NovelUpdates. Roughly, anyways. Start of the current Manga Chapter's 'arc' in the novel, give or take a bit, since some of it is in Chapter 19 of the manga, I think. I know the end of chapter 20 is covered by V2...

It's nice to see such a down to earth, realistic hero! :D

Ah, I can rest easy, knowing that Allen^3 finally got some dumplings!

I find our translator's lack of dumplings a sad thing. Dumplings are, after all, delicious. But on the other hand, this dumpling lack apparently fuels insane amounts of uploads of amusing story. I'm conflicted.

@clark7580 Yeah, I know what you mean. She's OP as well in her own way, mind, but doesn't seem to use it quote as blatantly. It's what I think is a good part of the reason it's refreshing from the standard Male OP Cultivator story after reading a couple of stories that have a similar plot...