D-Genesis: Volume 8 [Parts 1 to 12] by KONO Tsuranori

Author:KONO Tsuranori
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, partial, fantasy, comedy, slice of life, military, science fiction, dungeons, Dungeons, Adult Protagonists, Status Screens, Modern Day Japan, Multiple POVs
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)

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“Bio City”: A Daijiro Morobosh short manga which won him the coveted Tezuka Award. Many anecdotes swirl around it, such as it being suspected of plagiarism due to its extreme high quality as the work of an (at the time) new author. In it, an infection from space causes living creatures to get jumbled up together with machines they touch—including being mentally jumbled up with anyone else who has touched the same device. Poor Hiroaki, the protagonist, never gets to see the spaceship his father, an aerospace worker, has invited him to come see...

“Rare geniuses and the foolish”: Simply one fictional food scientist’s beliefs. Theoretical mathematicians, don’t be mad!

Don Quixote:The famous 17th century comedy regaling the exploits of one Alonso Quijano, who drowns himself in so many stories of chivalry that he goes mad and adopts the knightly persona of Don Quixote, adventuring across the Spanish countryside. In chapter 64 of the second volume, Samson Carrasco, a friend and neighbor from his village, challenges Quixote to a duel under the guise of the Knight of the White Moon. If Quixote loses, he must return to the village and live peacefully for a year. Carrasco emerges the victor. All involved expect this loss and subsequent downtime will cure Quixote of his madness, but in the following chapter, another character, Antonio, expresses his regret and proposes the same theory as Nathan. Don Quixote’s first volume was an explosive hit, but author Miguel de Cervantes had sold the manuscript rights and remained in relative poverty. Undeterred, he penned the second volume ten years later, after which he shuffled off this mortal coil. Incidentally, differences in the Gregorian and Julian calendars led to a long-standing misconception that he and Shakespare died the same day.

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