This week we talk about the Korean novel Breakers.

You can read Breakers at www.wuxiaworld.com

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Enlightenment will be a series of interviews with translators, community leaders, and (hopefully) authors themselves. We are very pleased to bring you our first Enlightenment episode, where we interview Deathblade- translator of I Shall Seal The Heavens and A Will Eternal.

Join us as we ask our questions (and some of your own!) of this illustrious translating machine!

We learn about secret ISSTH info! Deathblade shares some of his favorite novels! We learn why Lord Fifth is Lord Fifth, kinda!

Follow Deathblade at @deathbladeissth on Twitter!

Deathblade's work:

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# Seriously, if you haven't read Coiling Dragon, you probably shouldn't be listening to this episode.

But, if you're aware of all the spoilers that are about to follow, listen on!

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This week, our hosts: break through to a new level of cultivation; warn you away from (and urge you towards) the inescapable sinkhole that is TVTropes; discuss the spread of isekai and its omnipresence in the modern Anime world; somehow end up back on Kumo Desu Ga; revel in the fact that so many Japanese MC attempt to make Japanese food; give you the outline of how a simple slime becomes the Demon Lord of a giant country; explain extensively about Naming; reveal that Remuru is essentially an incredible HR guy; talk about the design and building of a recreation dungeon; and revisit the never-ending quest for banana stickers.

You can read Tensei Shitara Slime Datta Ken here:

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Yikes! We're late this week! Blame it on Richard's Birthday. We'll make it up to you somehow... wink

This week, your favorite boys: start to review Cultivation Chat Group and decide not to because of some nonsense; choose to review a listener request instead (thanks, redmagesummoner!); imagine the Korean wonderland that a Rainbow Turtle must be from; sketch out the concept of a victory lap so Seth can understand how incredible this book is; remember how the magic drought happened and how bad it fucked up cultivation for 40,000 years; recall the insanely shitty shit talk Li Qiye talks to EVERYONE; reveal the true master of like, all the strongest dudes and all the martial arts; talk about Li Qiye's taint wayyyy longer than they should; retell the story of when Li Qiye trained 300 outer sect members; and lay down the law of NO BACCANO.

You can read Emperor's Domination here:

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This week, our intrepid hosts: homebrew some D&D bullshit; revisit the trope of all the characters being important and coming back; trace the history of the excellent translation of the beginning of this 50 volume epic; prove that Lee Hyun is incredibly hard-working, self sacrificing, and the world's most miserly miser; recall how Weed breaks the game (and people's brains) by beating a scarecrow for a month; reveal how Weed's class is one of the conceptually coolest classes that has ever been; explain how Weed butters up the NPCs to take advantage of the system; and chart the explosive growth of the Geomchis, some of the best and most ridiculous characters in the whole series

You can read LMS at:

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This week the boys confront Seth about his "secret" reading; discuss translations issues with the early parts of the series and the heroes who solved them; get creeped out by the birth of hundreds of spiders; consider whether life or pride is more important in this world; touch on the system's bonuses for reincarnated souls; enlighten Seth on our main character's practical amorality; skirt around the numerous and story changing spoilers; briefly describe Kumiko's skill tree; and fantasize about delicious foods that Kumiko never gets to eat anymore.

You can read Kumo Desu Ga, Nani Ka? at:

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This week, our intrepid hosts: explain to Seth again that Dao doesn't necessarily just mean "the Way"; discover a new species called Hangy Boys; learn that mean nicknames are a sign of love; chart genealogy using poultry; expose a most embarrassing laugh by explaining how truly shameless Meng Hao is; share the history of a local landmark; recall the bashful smile that conned so very many; relay the powers of a seriously broken item; review the Grand Opening of Meng Hao's unlicensed Pillvillion© outlet; remark upon Meng Hao's incredibly brief hiatus as a murder ocean; and reveal that nobody knows anything and everyone is full of shit (ESPECIALLY Meng Hao).

Read the link Seth should about Dao

• http://www.wuxiaworld.com/what-dao-heck-a-very-basic-primer-to-the-dao/

Read I Shall Seal The Heavens

• http://www.wuxiaworld.com/issth-index/

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This week, our heroes: chronicle the world's first Dungeon Break and how the whole world went to shit as a result; discover our world kinda sucks and that's why it's a target; learn all the fun puns that can be made with Roused as a base; reveal our MC's true kindness in that he offers to let you serve him before he just kills you and you serve him anyway; devise the perfect business plan of fucking shit up in the pursuit of money and just hiring people to fix it; recall that the best way to dodge military service is to just go kill the leader of the country you're fighting (or just sign an autograph for him); complain about all the characters we couldn't talk about because there's just too many characters; and share the story of the cell phone salesman that just went too far.

Read Seoul Station's Necromancer here:

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In this week's episode our brave hosts: talk more about a guy who likes tomatoes and how all his books rock; reveal the ultimate mystery that myths and gods actually exist; focus very hard to percieve a living picture who is just the best; destroy the self-esteem of a minor commandery (not that they're weak, they just.... suck, comparitively); pull back the perspective to help you understand how staggeringly huge and epic the scope of these books are; and discuss how very different the book can be even within itself.

You can read Desolate Era here

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