I Reincarnated into a Single-celled Organism! - Chapter 219
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I for one, truly do not care whether this story is carried on light novels or not, as long as it is posted somewhere. Its my personal favorite story of yours, as a paying member. I only read it on light because it often releases new chapters there first.
Agreed this series is what got me started on all his other stories. As long as this is continued somewhere thats all i care about
I can only agree completely.
Rereading this chapters, there are a couple of remarks I’d like to make:
1) How far did they have to travel from Stormberg to the Wyvern site? If Spirit runs a FEW HUNDRED kilometers away to do his full body apoptosis in a jiffy, after which he needs six hours to regenerate, wouldn’t it have been faster for him to simply run all up to Stormberg? To make this seem reasonable, the Wyvern site would have to be thousands of kilometers away, no? So, I’d reduce the distance he runs away to at most a few tens of kilometers…
2) IIRC, Spirit incinerated the Goldtooth boss so that they wouldn’t know what happened to him. Here the goldtooth mercenaries suddenly “know” their boss must be dead. Seems too quick to me.
3) I did a quick calculation. If Spirit regenerates after 6 hours, his embryo must have had half of the number of cells (68 billion) of when he first became human… Seems like a really “big” embryo to me, maybe even too big?
I actually think the math is wrong. If two of his cells can replicate 16 million times within 24 hours (86,400 seconds), then he can replicate 185.186 times per second, assuming his replication rate is linear. I think he now has 4 trillion cells, which would be around 2 to the 42nd power, which means two of his cells only need to replicate 41 times to read 4 trillion cells. The fact that he put more than two cells in his embryo reduces that number proportional to the square root function. The only way I’d make sense that it takes 6 hours for his cells to replicate that slowly but still meet 16 million replication within 24 hours is if his cells replicate quadratically or a higher-order with a small fraction as a coefficient. Still, that doesn’t sound consistent with what he’s shown so far.