Horobi no Kuni no Seifukusha - Vol. 1 Ch. 3 - A Distant War

[hermitowl]

That's the main thing about this story,

Spoiler: Plotline so far

it's an mc that's living in a kingdom that's on its last leg, and he has no particular superpower other than his knowledge of modern earth.
Paired with a nationalist princess As a girlfriend, he tries to find any way to be safe with the people he loves.

That's cool too.

A good general prepares for war.
A great general prepares to avoid war.

 

[Sp12er]

That's cool too.

A good general prepares for war.
A great general prepares to avoid war.

It's good enough I feel like it'd be a good VN plot, where there's tons of choices that end in a bad end with a couple good and true ending. The scope is big enough we can have a Mushoku Tensei style of story telling with the story spanning over Yuuri's aging to 30+.
Right now, Im hoping it's so as the problem he's facing really is something that can't be solved in 1 lifetime.

 

[Smokeball]

Japanese seems to be fine marrying the first cousin idea huh? I've seen a lot of people saying that it must be at least second counsin to be able to get married. In my country, even third and fourth cousin are still considered as relative and therefore cannot get married.

 

[rmremail]

Young nerds in love

 

[noname120]

guy really memorized all that eh

 

[DanYHKim]

Hahaha.
Lion throws cub off a cliff

 

[SirWrinkle]

just a nerd passing by.
so what are they discussing on page 27-29 is basically something called "Euclid's theorem of infinity prime numbers"

so Saim is wondering if prime numbers would keep going because the way she saw it, the gap between prime number are keep getting wider and wider the further the number goes. and why the fuck a 5 years old girl would even pondering about such a thing? it's just a phase.

so the MC is basically explaining it like.

2x3x5+1=31
2x3x5x31+1=931

the formula is basically that you're multiplying any prime number that you know, and then add 1 to the sum of it. using this formula would resulting in either P or Q
P is basically means: if you get a prime number as the end result. then that means you're multiplying ALL of the prime number in the correct order, since 31 is a prime number that means you got all of the first 3 prime number correct in equation

Q is basically means: if the end number wasn't a prime, that means the divisible of the sum would show you the prime number that you missed. 931 isn't a prime number since it's divisible by 7, 19, 49, & 133. which 2 of them are prime number which wasn't part of the equation.

this formula weren't meant to solve anything, but by the construct of it this formula prove that you could ALWAYS find a new prime number as long as you multiply all of them and add it by 1. thus why it's called theorem of infinity prime number.

you can google it if you want a further explanation, but this is basically the gist of it.

was on plane and got jet lag, decided to read this to spend some times... boy i couldnt even understand the first time i read it