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Shiksha_Jerath I'd read whatever is written well

So what exactly is the question? How to make rain?

If so, there's a case of fire creating rain. A large enough fire can cause intense heating in the air, inducing convection, in which the air mass rises to the point of instability. This causes moisture in the for of clouds and rain. You can see this phenomenon in wildfires.

However, there has also been research suggesting smoke can actually delay rainfall, so, take it as you will.

Without the proper equipment, causing natural weather phenomenons are pretty hard/almost impossible.

CKtalon Why dont you just cap the max then. It would take years of relentless daily rewards to reach the level you are describing. The only transaction that happens is between author and reader, and as we know, the authors (contracted to the very site) do have control over how the payments are handled, so the transactions aren't going to lead to any loopholes which can be abused

CKtalon why? It's not an economy, there's no trade going on except between reader and translator (or author), so why would you want to prevent inflation and hoarding?

Alright, this post is just for fun!

The questions in the title: comment what you guys think is the funniest about stories with a cultivation setting.

I don't mean stuff like bad antagonists (arrogant seniors, weird masters, condescending sects etc.), or the 'there's always a realm higher than this realm' cliche, or one dimensional harem females. Those are things attributed to bad writing.

I mean purely as a setting. Imagine you yourself get reincarnated in a cult story. What would you find funny or ridiculous?

For example, I find it funny that grandfather and father are terms not only reserved for family members. If there's someone stronger than you, even if he is younger, you may have to call him your father or ancestor, which makes for pretty weird family situations I think.
What about y'all?

At most, it would be called fraud, but I am pretty sure everything is written in the AGB or smth which you had to accept before paying for spirit stones.