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@@ -247,12 +247,16 @@ const state = create(Promise.resolve(0))
 const state = create(() => Promise.resolve(0))  
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-And when setting state when initial value is promise, set is always sync.
-But as in react there are two methods how to set a state. Directly `.set(2)` or with a function `.set((prev) => prev + 1)`.
+#### Behavior with an Async Initial Value:
 
-So how `set` state will behave with async initial value?
-1. Directly call `.set(2)` will be sync, and will set the value to 2 (it will cancel the initial promise)
-2. Call `.set((prev) => prev + 1)` will wait until previous promise is resolved, so previous value in set callback is always resolved. 
+##### Direct Call (.set(value))
+Example: .set(2)
+This is always synchronous. The state will immediately be updated to 2, and the pending promise (initial value) will be canceled or ignored.
+
+
+##### Function Call (.set((prev) => ...))
+Example: .set((prev) => prev + 1)
+Calling of the set will be scheduled and wait until the previous promise is resolved.
 
 ### Debugging
 `Muya` in dev mode automatically connects to the `redux` devtools extension if it is installed in the browser. For now devtool api is simple - state updates.