One piece, Chainsaw Man, and Dandadan
What Books, Mangas, or Manhwas Are You Currently Reading?
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you eying the new adaptation for dandadan?
No Longer Human, Chainsaw Man, One Piece
Yes it looks like it will be a 10/10 adaptation. I'm hyped for it.
Read this web comic, had it recommended to me. Didn't like anything else i was recommended and couldn't get into them, but this one has a lot of politics in it and draws upon medieval historical tropes, with a little bit fantasy(the aura/magic power stuff they could get rid off). It's essentially about Kingdom building and 1 man's relentless ambition.
I'll add it to my list, I miss the days when I could read all winter long without worry.Read this web comic, had it recommended to me. Didn't like anything else i was recommended and couldn't get into them, but this one has a lot of politics in it and draws upon medieval historical tropes, with a little bit fantasy(the aura/magic power stuff they could get rid off). It's essentially about Kingdom building and 1 man's relentless ambition.
Thanks for the recommendation, I'm on chapter 45, it's well-written.Read this web comic, had it recommended to me. Didn't like anything else i was recommended and couldn't get into them, but this one has a lot of politics in it and draws upon medieval historical tropes, with a little bit fantasy(the aura/magic power stuff they could get rid off). It's essentially about Kingdom building and 1 man's relentless ambition.
You are at the chapter where he starts working at his city's iron mines and tries to connect with the workers. What i like about it is that if you noticed in the story every other city/state's economy is based on agriculture which is their source of wealth, but his estate economy is based on iron ore production and metal working. So they deviate from the rest and he quickly learns how much of a resource advantage he has and finds out ways to ramp up production, improve safety practices and cut costs. Through his hard work and sacrifice he gains the trust of miners their very backbone.
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But keep reading he transforms a small rag tag police unit into an elite army , starts building towers and defenses, selecting a core loyal circle, gifting his troops with armor, techniques and luxury, start winning over the towns people, and transforming the economy by circumventing the barren landscape and taking advantage of the mountain ranges. Then from there it's a lot of politics of him exploiting competing factions to position himself, especially against the puppet weak king and the country ran by unpatriotic traitors.
Every battle they take, is done with precision with 0 to minimum casualties because he values the life of everyone under his command. He kinda employs tactical raids and never sends them out to die.
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Also on book 4 RoW. Enjoying it so far
I've caught up, the pacing is little quicker then normal manhwas but it's done tastefully.
I stopped a few months back, L.A.G is brutal, I expect death in every chapter.
Ray Dalios book is retarded if I'm being honest if you want some good recommendations on world history and how that's tied to economic growth here is a couple serious economic/world history books that I recommend everybody read
1) https://press.princeton.edu/books/p...pQXN5jytbdtH7M2XRG6dljhrW3Rsle3jdipKee-AHqiZQ
2)https://press.princeton.edu/books/p...XPemdCf8IMdpWb9oY7eMLToI711FaaueJLEZT1QctzyRw
3)https://www.hup.harvard.edu/books/9780674012127
4) the silk roads a new history of the world
5) https://press.princeton.edu/books/h...9jJeyJqPDhlJRVoVyzKqd4WpcA1TMSOERFbCTGdoeKYHg
6) Michael cook history of the islamic world
All Of these books are written by serious academics and are published by famous univeristy like Princeton and Oxford. I also added two islamic history books that will transform your understanding of muslim history
You should also read this dudes blog. He's a serious heavyweight and will completely change your understanding of the world and is one of the major influences on my worldview especially some of his older articles
scholars-stage.org
1) https://press.princeton.edu/books/p...pQXN5jytbdtH7M2XRG6dljhrW3Rsle3jdipKee-AHqiZQ
2)https://press.princeton.edu/books/p...XPemdCf8IMdpWb9oY7eMLToI711FaaueJLEZT1QctzyRw
3)https://www.hup.harvard.edu/books/9780674012127
4) the silk roads a new history of the world
5) https://press.princeton.edu/books/h...9jJeyJqPDhlJRVoVyzKqd4WpcA1TMSOERFbCTGdoeKYHg
6) Michael cook history of the islamic world
All Of these books are written by serious academics and are published by famous univeristy like Princeton and Oxford. I also added two islamic history books that will transform your understanding of muslim history
You should also read this dudes blog. He's a serious heavyweight and will completely change your understanding of the world and is one of the major influences on my worldview especially some of his older articles
The Scholar's Stage
A forum to discuss the intersections of history, behavioral science, and strategic thought, with an emphasis on East and Southeast Asian affairs.
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