Review Detail of lessonsofteacher in SPELLCRAFT: Reincarnation Of A Magic Scholar
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This is probably a very good story and such, but I've read so many of these types of stories that I'm kinda up to my limit. And when I find one like this, which seems very promising, I can't really make myself try it. Maybe I'll come back to this, I'll add it to library I guess, but I feel like its just one of those usual mage reincarnation stories, and though I'm pretty sure I'm wrong, I can't do nothing about it. From what I've seen of the reviews, you've written quite a good book, so I might as well compliment you for that. Good day.
SPELLCRAFT: Reincarnation Of A Magic Scholar
Magecrafter
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Thank you. The story starts as a usual reincarnation story. It had the usual tropes of past knowledge advantage, Academy arc, etc. But what makes it stand out and unique is the characters and future developments. The MC has a weird personality that makes you initially not like him very much, but his growth and development makes him very very compelling the more you read. He initially starts out as a seemingly immature and petty person, but when it comes down to it and getting the job done, he actually delivers. The other characters are also interesting. Some feel flat initially, but the more you proceed, the better. As for the story, like I said, it initially starts out as a cliche, with a few differences here and there, but... oh boy, does it get real complicated and excitingly unique the more you progress. PS: If you can make it past the Academy arc, you're in for a treat. If you make it to the Invasion/Conspiracy Arc, and better yet the Demon Incursion Arc, then you're set Trust me, it's a story worth reading. Thanks for the review, and I hope you give this book a try
Magecrafter:Thank you. The story starts as a usual reincarnation story. It had the usual tropes of past knowledge advantage, Academy arc, etc. But what makes it stand out and unique is the characters and future developments. The MC has a weird personality that makes you initially not like him very much, but his growth and development makes him very very compelling the more you read. He initially starts out as a seemingly immature and petty person, but when it comes down to it and getting the job done, he actually delivers. The other characters are also interesting. Some feel flat initially, but the more you proceed, the better. As for the story, like I said, it initially starts out as a cliche, with a few differences here and there, but... oh boy, does it get real complicated and excitingly unique the more you progress. PS: If you can make it past the Academy arc, you're in for a treat. If you make it to the Invasion/Conspiracy Arc, and better yet the Demon Incursion Arc, then you're set Trust me, it's a story worth reading. Thanks for the review, and I hope you give this book a try