There are achievements with level requirements, like the one that gave him the SP book, so anything that could give him XP is bad as he could lock himself out of better achievements.I think this is the one scenario in which straight up killing them is a bad idea (he has a shit ton of skills which would work to just knock them out + killing them should gain him xp), then again he is probably just going to use run away with the girl and not gain the xp and undo the murders
their numbers went from 3 to 7 to 5
What happened to the thing where his enemies would be knocked out instead of dead?
Magic, and Dungeons, His skill likely takes a snapshot of the encounter at the start, and can reset it.mc, if that works, then you live in a simulation
if that works, i have to agree with an above commenter, this isnt the real world anymore, its a game or simulation.He will use it, I think he forgot right now because not knowing how much of a threat they are.
It has been a while but If I recall right, He will ask himself if there is a achievement for killing enough people, like the monster killer achievement he got for slimes, and use escape to reset the room and kill them over and over again, then uses that so the authorities can apprehend them after getting the achievement.
mc, if that works, then you live in a simulation
This is already not the "real world" considering there is provable magic and extra dimensional dungeons with monsters. In the "real world" (our world) there is (currently) no way to prove the existence of the soul (etc), so, arguably, in the real world (our world) and with what can be assumed only through pure "hard science" (of our world) it would be entirely possible to completely reconstruct their bodies and restore their life - without the soul as an extra-physical component simply putting the atoms "back as they were before (the snapshot from the beginning of the battle)" would literally be enough.if that works, i have to agree with an above commenter, this isnt the real world anymore, its a game or simulation.
While kind of cryptic, you're still talking about the contents of future unreleased chapters, please use one of the spoilers tags for those that would rather not see this conversation.
This is already not the"real world" considering there is probable magic and extra dimensional dungeons with monsters. In the "real world" there is (currently) no way to prove the existence of the soul (etc), so, arguably, in the real world and with what can be assumed only through pure "hard science" it would be entirely possible to completely reconstruct their bodies and restore their life - without the soul as an extra-physical component simply putting the atoms "back as they were before (the snapshot from the beginning of the battle)" would literally be enough.
But this clearly isn't the real world, nor does it have to be a "simulation." If magic exists, and if the soul exists, you have both the components to rewind time and restore the life/soul
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Except everything that I said was pure speculation. I haven't read the source material.While kind of cryptic, you're still talking about the contents of future unreleased chapters, please use one of the spoilers tags for those that would rather not see this conversation.
a dungeon resestting dungeon mobs between encounters is one thing, but to resurrect outside beings to reset an encounter between individuals that were not spawned by the dungeon is a step too far. Not that the author can't write this into the setting. It takes it from a plausible situation, to stupidly overpowered bullshit.
Except you are basing your speculation on a spoiler, which would be revealing information for future chapters even if its second hand. This is why even thou I have no knowledge of future chapter, my speculative responses were placed under spoiler tags.
Except everything that I said was pure speculation. I haven't read the source material.
When I said that this "This is already not the"real world" considering there is probable magic and extra dimensional dungeons with monsters." I meant that literally with regards to our world. I'm not being cryptic at all, I am being literal. And because this is pure speculation that is based solely on what has been translated and released on MangaDex alone (I refuse to read on translator websites because the publisher and Mangaka deserve support, not those literally stealing from them), my comment requires no spoiler.
And how is this a step to far? You are assuming that the "spawned monsters" are "lesser beings" and therefore have no soul to be lost or recovered. If his power effectively creates a bubble in time and space that captures everything within, then it wouldn't be irrational to assume that it can affect every living being regardless of "monster" or "human" status. Besides it's already proven that the dungeons have control over the humans who enter them. The dungeon app; the leveling, stats and skills system; and the red name system introduced in this chapter are prime examples of this.
Additionally in one of the chapters of this group of releases he basically got regeneration that can reconstruct his body from a single cell. It literally said it can do this regardless of death but could not "return the soul." So the only thing his unique skill has to do is capture that, everything else has been given evidence in the manga already. I wouldn't call that overpowered (beyond what it already is), especially because we haven't seen anyone other than him, the one girl and the thugs introduced in this chapter. Who knows what other unique skills this world has to offer (other than those who have read the source material, assuming any others have been introduced.)
Finally, I would argue that this particular ability is one of the less overpowered abilities I have seen in manga as of late, and that is assuming that he can bring back the thugs.
Also, why are you using spoilers for what is arguably more pure speculation that has no basis in anything that hasn't been released here already? You claimed that I "still [talked] about the contents of future unreleased chapters" but I wasn't, and neither are you. In these cases no spoilers are required.
Unless talking about the contents of the last few chapters, including this one, counts as "a spoiler" for those who have yet to read them I don't really understand what I have done wrong with my previous comment, or why you put your response in a spoiler. (And if commenting on this chapter counts as spoilers then people need to read the chapter before the comments...)
I'm sorry, please explain.
EDIT: Firstly, just in case there existed a bizarre rule requiring any comments that were in response to a comment containing a spoiler tag, to themselves require a spoiler tag, I did check the rules. No such rule exists, and the only reference to "spoiler" is to not spoil a story outside of such a tag. Nothing I said is a spoiler. Nothing I said can be taken as a spoiler, unless any and all guesses and speculation are also considered spoilers.Except you are basing your speculation on a spoiler, which would be revealing information for future chapters even if its second hand. This is why even thou I have no knowledge of future chapter, my speculative responses were placed under spoiler tags.