lucky for me I programmed such contractual obligations into her code!!! lol
besides we adopt the kwangyian legal system not the US or SK one!!!
there's no bondage involved...slavery is perfectly legal on kwangya!!!>/QUOTE]
If naevis is legally yr possesion, then where does trainee debt come into it. U started this convo all benevolent n ended up worse than pre-modern age Athens, whereby at least debt-servitude could theoretically be manumitted into freedom, like how Martha Washington freed her blacks after George Washington's death(possibly apocryphal, as i only learn US history online)
naevis and xianxia huh? I should call my contacts in china lol
So which is it? U freeing naevis from trainee debt or keeping her programming unchanged and in eternal servitude to ur interests?(thus denying her destiny as a xianxia heroine LOL)
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for a lot of series like that relies solely on ratings and if it doesn't hit those KPIs then it's dead in the water no?
I think the writers' n actors' strike impacted the cost of continuing the series too.
In an uncanny similarity to naevis situation, the resolution of the strikes probably raised the possible budget for writers/actors n less budget would hv lowered the quality/vfx necessary to convey the verisimiltude of the series(also maybe had fewer actors/writers impacting the pacing/quality of a possible future season 2. No loss (overall) to me as it was frustrating how season 1's story unfolded(i read the novel many yrs ago when it first came out, n forgot many details[i dont reread stuff newer than 2000s generally, i prefer spend time on newer stuff, tho for nostalgia i do reread older works pre-2000.
I l lost my train of thought.end msg.