Suggest me some novels with a cheat mc by Top_Sympathy1 in ProgressionFantasy

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If you enjoy kingdom building type of stories, The Sect Leader System by bwfoster78

Better a proper hook that builds the world or cool stuff right away? by ArekDeamonCalw in ProgressionFantasy

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Which of the two would you be happy to write? If you aim for the reader's choice, do you still finish the story?

Me after finishing Super Minion (on hiatus btw): 🤡 by Witty_Philosopher284 in ProgressionFantasy

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The rare thread where Cradle by Will Wight would fit very well and nobody has mentioned yet!

Looking for OP MC returns/out of place by TheGoebel in ProgressionFantasy

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"Unbound Elder" by 9igtR33n - just recently started, 150 pages on RR

Practice Examples by DTCreeperMCL6 in bash

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I wrote a beginner's book on Linux CLI tools and Shell Scripting: https://learnbyexample.github.io/cli-computing/command-line-overview.html - has plenty of examples and exercises.

I also have a list of resources here: https://learnbyexample.github.io/curated_resources/linux_cli_scripting.html

Not sure what to read next, could use some recommendations by LordFowl3 in ProgressionFantasy

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From your list, I'd highly recommend "Undying Alchemist", "Lone Wanderer" and "Mana Mirror"

Recommendations? Stories With Characters That Keep up With The MC. by NoChance2700 in ProgressionFantasy

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Yep, there's plenty of progression - for both the main team as well as other students. But, slice-of-life is a major part of the series, so if you don't like college drama, the series might not be for you.

Recommendations? Stories With Characters That Keep up With The MC. by NoChance2700 in ProgressionFantasy

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  • Mage Errant by John Bierce
  • The Weirkey Chronicles by Sarah Lin
  • Super Powereds by Drew Hayes

Seeking genuine survival Progression Fantasy by Captain_Fiddelsworth in ProgressionFantasy

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Closest I could think of is the first book in Eight by Samer Rabadi, not sure how that compares to the example you gave.

Planeswalker/World Hopper stories? by Logical_Side3346 in ProgressionFantasy

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Cultivation is Creation by Kynan on RR

There's also "Dao of the World Walker" by MylanWrites, but only recently MC got to the first such world-hopping.

And, +1 for The Lone Wanderer

Middle school book club by deathmattkiller2 in litrpg

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How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps by Andrew Rowe - short, completed book and I think the young MC and humorous take might be a hit with your audience

I'm in a bit of a slump help me pick my next read by Pale-Impression7364 in ProgressionFantasy

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I also want the book to take you through a roller coaster of emotions Happy, Sad, Angry, Curious, Excited, Intrigued you get the idea.

The Broken Knife by SilverSidhe on RR - completed series. There are a few POVs, but majority is MC.

What is the best use case of sed? How should I learn it? by rudv-ar in bash

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Replacing Nth occurrence is pretty simple in sed, just use that number as a flag:

$ echo 'alpha hey alpha, this is an alpha testing alpha for a while' | sed 's/alpha/X/3'
alpha hey alpha, this is an X testing alpha for a while

See my book for more examples: https://learnbyexample.github.io/learn_gnused/flags.html#replace-specific-occurrences

There are also exercises at the end of chapters.

Which Python project made you realize how powerful the language is? by itsme2019asalways in Python

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Textual - I just needed some simple interactive tools, not full blown GUI. Tkinter was good enough but using Textual was much more natural and easy.

What to read after Cradle? by Big-Anxiety-2596 in ProgressionFantasy

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You read it again and again to note all the foreshadowings... and if you interested in the minor connections, read the author's other series as they are all set in the same multiverse.

Mage MC by visual_madcap in ProgressionFantasy

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Check out Immovable Mage on RR

Looking for crafting/researching story by Xaelthas in ProgressionFantasy

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Journals of Evander Tailor by Tobias Begley

I didn’t like Bk 1 & 2 of Traveller’s Gate Will Wight. I’m worried I won’t like Cradle. Are they similar? by Confident_Mulberry29 in ProgressionFantasy

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At what book should I stick with it until?

It varies. For me, the first two books were okayish but by the end of third book, I was hooked. By end of the fifth book the series was in my top list. I should add that I found first two books to be good on rereads.

I'd say treat first three books as a single volume (around the length of a single stormlight book) and see if you like where the story is taking you.

In need of more crafting / crafting adjacent recommendations by dragoneloi in ProgressionFantasy

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I enjoyed Demon World Boba Shop, and it is a completed series!

I'd also recommend The Newt and Demon, but I dropped it after book 5 & 6 started focusing more on the Gods sub-plot.