Evolution Begins With a Big Tree - Ch. 32

[MangaDex]

 

[iambude]

This author has no clue how impossibly dangerous nuclear weapons are.

The nukes bounced off? Lmao, nukes have kill zones where organic matter vaporizes in an instant within multiple kilometers. And no, the radiation is not the most dangerous part of a nuclear detonation, its the least dangerous. One second you're fine and the next you're fucking burning, even If the god damn explosion is multiple kilometers away.

I wish the authors would at least try to do some research instead of spouting nonsense.

 

[Moosyu]

tree

 

[Narha]

This author has no clue how impossibly dangerous nuclear weapons are.

The nukes bounced off? Lmao, nukes have kill zones where organic matter vaporizes in an instant within multiple kilometers. And no, the radiation is not the most dangerous part of a nuclear detonation, its the least dangerous. One second you're fine and the next you're fucking burning, even If the god damn explosion is multiple kilometers away.

I wish the authors would at least try to do some research instead of spouting nonsense.

Also a nuke isn't designed to "hit" a target. The nukes launched(or dropped) at Nagasaki and Hiroshima didn't hit the ground or a building and explode, they detonate in the air to max the potential damage of the nuke.
The idea that it hit and bounced off it is just utter nonsense.

 

[HaphazardMage]

Just realized why does the dude have fucking tube lips.

 

[SpacelessRex]

I can’t tell if the authors want spiritual energy to have just emerged and arrived or having been there for a long time. I’m fairly certain that there were multiple times where our MC was talking about stuff like “with the emergence of spiritual energy created magic dildos or some shit” and makes it sound like spiritual energy just arrived, however we meet in this chapter “Ancient Emperor Crocodile” which was recorded in spirit girls masters diary or book or something, and I’m fairly certain that ancient Crocodiles were not like 40 meters long with giant blue spikes on their back, but I’m no ancient crocodile biologist