infinite mana in the apocalypse is a good cultivation manwha with a system the main point of the manhwa is that there is always someone above in strength but it portrays in a unique way where the mc reaches a new realm but instead of taking eons to advance to the next realm it only takes him days and instead of following the path all others follow he makes his own and achieves what is previously thought of as impossible.
i was thinking about readinf perfect run but i saw that it had only like 100 chaps.Anyways i will check them,thank you for your response ?
Sometimes it's that comedy and plot that drives you in, other times it's the dog food you get while reading it
Good novel, but now is only a rough diamond that is not finished.
We can only hope for that ?
It's completed in around Chapter 1800
The translation quality is decent, but the storytelling falls flat. The main character's powers defy logic – as an alchemist, they're supposed to excel in barriers, not seal monsters away (an odd choice for a typical alchemist stereotype). The plot lacks depth; the MC's overpowered nature leads to their expulsion from the group due to others' ignorance, which is a clichéd trope executed poorly. There's no explanation for the MC's actions, and they proceed silently, not seeking understanding or revealing their true abilities.
The motivation behind the MC's actions is equally confusing. After being expelled, they decide to reverse their actions seemingly out of sheer boredom with maintaining barriers, revealing their immense magical potential. Then, predictably, they encounter a dragon that turns into a love interest upon defeat, another tired cliché.
The villains are one-dimensional and serve only to reinforce the MC's inadequacy. They constantly remind others how much better off they are without the supposedly useless protagonist, perpetuating the idea that the entire world revolves around the MC, even for those who dislike or misunderstand them.
Initially, I had doubts about the negative feedback, but this adaptation ranks among the worst renditions of a generic plot I've encountered.
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That summary is too much. . . It pushed me away.