Choujin Koukousei-tachi wa Isekai demo Yoyuu de Ikinuku you desu!

I think my argument digressed too much.  My point wasn't so much about shovels as it was that the author trying to tell a story of seven extraordinary teenagers whom excel in different fields, but the story fails to demonstrate any knowledge of those fields and what knowledge is shown is incorrect. This would be like watching a Sherlock Holmes mystery, but getting absolutely no explanation of how the crime was committed or the crime was committed in such a way that it is either implausible or ridiculous.

Getting no explanation is fine though, it's pretty much what happens in your daily life.

After a long and deep consideration, i think i can no longer keep up with this series, so im dropping it

I understand you, we've all been there, I wish you safe travels fellow reader~

Can't wait to see how they kill that fat fucker

Yeah, Tsukasa, there's no problem since it's "Leaf Wear" lol

And another cliffhanger too. 

Can't wait to see how they kill that fat fucker

Does my eyes deceive me? A new chapter!?

Food for thought for those of you mentioning radioactive waste: fast breeder reactors.

Apparently the reactor was salvaged from the plane. So we need to see what kind, though I doubt it gets specific.

I can't do it...I can't bring myself to actually read the exposition for that first chapter, it's so chuuni. Fucking hell do yourself a favor and skip pages 2-20.

Why is the first problem shovels and nuclear energy? Does no one want to know where beast people come from?! /s

I think my argument digressed too much.  My point wasn't so much about shovels as it was that the author trying to tell a story of seven extraordinary teenagers whom excel in different fields, but the story fails to demonstrate any knowledge of those fields and what knowledge is shown is incorrect. This would be like watching a Sherlock Holmes mystery, but getting absolutely no explanation of how the crime was committed or the crime was committed in such a way that it is either implausible or ridiculous.

I bet you use those weak shovels on a FARM too, right? Don't disregard key points to make an argument. Aluminum shovels do exist, but they're light duty meant for picking up material; something along the lines of a snow shovel. The shovel depicted is a digging shovel and for the time period where agriculture is still a key source of income, would be the most beneficial to them. However, again, aluminum is too ductile and would get wrecked hitting rocks, roots or anything remotely hard plus would wear quicker than its superior counterpart steel. Ductile and intersplicing are big words? Hardly.

Well, I have to agree with you on the FARM bit.  Though, while steel would be far superior, she didn't have any raw material to work with.  And while those shovels would be wearing out faster, as far as I can tell she could just remake them again so it would be a non issue.  And yes, I have used those shovels digging ditches on a farm, sometimes needs must.

Also, since it seems we are the only two that cares , I'll concede your point and leave it at that.

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I've worked in a radiopharmacy, so I'm fairly familiar with the intricacies of radiation. I-131 was especially bad to work with, but Technetium-99 was the staple radioactive tracer with just a 6 hour half-life. I only brought up Oklo as a somewhat feasible alternative to what amounts to a ridiculous leap of logic. I just wanted to draw attention to how they leapfrog/hand-wave a field that requires constant attention to detail as a matter of course, which I felt was a major cop out. Even more distressing is this: what exactly they are going to do with the waste? They couldn't start with Baghdad or lemon batteries, a windmill, hydroelectric, or solar panels. Gotta go nuclear. And I'm not 100 percent sure since I can't translate, but it looks like they build a damn railgun in the next few chapters. At least Doctor Stone knows pacing.

Weel, you ken how it be: tha' Physics degrees make yon physicists arrog'nt fecken' ken-it-alls, an' they can'nae imageen others migh' ken a thin' ae tew.

Primae noctis can be kind of hot in ero-manga or doujinshi, but I was super-duper uncomfortable seeing it in this otherwise good-hearted manga. I hope samurai girl kicks the shit out of Lord Dickhead in the near future. 

*ahem* *deeeeep breath*

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The Oklo reactor came from an earlier geological age, back before most of the U235 had decayed away. Half-lifes, bra ...at least, making the sane assumption that wibbly wobbly, timey wimey stuff is limited. *shudder*

Well, considering their options for first getting fissile fuel are 1) enriched uranium obtained using gaseous methods (UF6 is nasty stuff, and Iran will tell you it ain't exactly easy to do); 2) irradiating uranium or some such with high intensity neutron radiation (thus radio-activating it, the things around it, the things behind it... did I mention neutron radiation is the most deadly of the the four types to be exposed to?); or 3) already have fissile fuel to use in a breeder reactor (thus defeating the entire point). Plus, the fission products in spent fuel are "distinctly unpleasant" to deal with for decades, and that's something she'd have to end up doing (if for no other reason that there are too many daughter products poisoning the desired reactions).
 
...She doesn't even have datasheets for the electronic components she scavenges!!!

I stand by my drive-by table-flipping.

*ahem* *deeeeep breath*

I stand by my drive-by table-flipping.

It's overblown, but our world has had some overblown type nobles before. It's been a couple years since my last history class, but I'm pretty sure there was a king who officiated weddings for nobility and people in his township. After the ceremony, he got to sample the goods (of bride and groom if he wanted) as part of 'confirming the consummation', now I'm not sure if he checked on virginity status or not, but it was considered a 'privilege' to have the king officiate.  I only remember this because my teacher was enthusiastic about the subject... Like, the type of enthusiastic that makes you back away slowly and exchange wide-eyed looks with the person next to you.

 

Did you know that the consummation of royal marriages used to be witnessed? Many weird things happened in the past that were normal to them, but would freak modern people out.

Nah, Modern douchebaggery is much worse, they've had to debate whether or not to make it legal for people to marry inanimate objects several times, so yeah, greedy nobles of the past meet your more advanced and yet somehow even dumber modern equivalents.

*reads le description*

 

"They build a nuclear plant in a world without electricity."

 

Response of a Physicist/Electronics Engineer:

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well, she used parts of jet-plane for build it, for example i think the turbines can use like Electric generators if you changes the nature of propellantor or to begin using the currents of the river to create first an hydropower plant before make nuclar one?. come on! i think you need more imagination/knowledge XD. remember she a ultimate genius inventor then everything is possible.

This has the most absurd premise for a story I've seen in a very long time... Some of their supposed talents just straight up break physics.

And the author really should google stuff before putting it in his story.

This looks good. On the other hand: