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When was the last time it was updated?
wow this is such a unique one
I'm not fond of Bxb but I will try. Good stories are not meant to passed by. They need to be discovered. Thank you author.
Amazing, great job
Great Story
Bro is 100% not blind
It'll only be available on Amazon, the web series is dead and gone
Anyone know why there are no updates?
To give you a brief summary without spoiling
I had to drop it close to midway
The MC is about as boring as can be (Not because there is no romance, he quite literally does the same thing over and over again)
Usually I like when a characters grows stronger with a game like power system but honestly it gets so repetitive his growth
Enemy makes things difficult for him or those around him, he finds a way to deal with them either with his own ability (In the beginning) or with the help of others in his life that are more competent strength wise, he grows stronger thanks to the ability the phone grants him, then it repeats until
*Don’t know if this is a spoiler, technically isn’t. Should just be common sense but just giving this warning*
he eventually gets stronger and doesn’t really need the old side characters anymore (NPCs), they just become little side plots to add to the story that quite literally takes chapters upon chapters to get over one situation.
Sigh
The title are still the same IDK if there still the one that not remake
I love this novel. The plot is engaging, even if some elements seem a bit convenient and coincidental. The amnesia trope isn't new, but the author does a great job using it to add twists and make the story fun to read.
What I appreciate most is how the author gives diverse paths for the side characters. They don't all end up with miserable lives just because they aren't the main couple.
It's a comforting and peaceful read for me.
The only thing I don't like is the portrayal of the Japanese as villains near the end of the novel. The author doesn't use offensive language, but it makes them appear a bit foolish. I understand that Japanese and European characters often play the role of villains in historical Asian novels, not just Chinese ones, but I still find it unsettling when it's written so bluntly.
"Absolutely captivating! This novel takes readers on an exhilarating journey as the protagonist grapples with the shocking revelation of their Magi King reincarnation. The narrative weaves a compelling tapestry of magic, self-discovery, and unexpected alliances. The plot twists kept me hooked, while the character development was rich and relatable. A must-read for those who crave immersive fantasy with a touch of intrigue."
