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Unlimited Power - The Arcane Path (COMPLETED)
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A college student was returning home after studying abroad for several years when the end of the world happened. A dragon appeared out of nowhere and attacked the plane he was in, thanks to an incredible amount of luck and his quick-thinking, he managed to survive the plane crash only to get stuck on a tropical island.
A weird system took over the world and brought monsters to Earth. While nations collapsed and the world as a whole was being destroyed by ridiculous monsters, Leon was stuck on a godforsaken island with no chances of being rescued. What will happen to him? How will the world change while he is away? Will he even manage to return?
The story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious. No identification with actual persons (living or deceased), places, buildings, and products is intended or should be inferred.
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This is amazing I wish he stayed on the island longer though and that there were stronger sea creatures like a craken or a turtle island and other cool things
It’s very good if I say so myself the overall development is pretty good in and of itself the characters are good as well and I can’t wait for more 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾🙏🏾😍
This review only applies to chapters 1 to 54. Past there I haven't read yet. This novel is pretty good in the beginning, but after he leaves the island, and arrives in Japan, an unnecesary (as I see it) story arc begins. The whole arc is built on the premises that he for some reason can't go home without the Japan's help. Keep in mind that the MC at that point has the power and ability to fly across the ocean while killing hundreds of megladons. (Although he needed to eat herbs constantly). While the Japanese typically need about 16 people to bring down one megladon. (The power of the Emperor's generals are still unknown at this point, so I won't mention them. It is assumed that the average abilities of Japan are vastly weakr than him. I doubt that the MC trully needs help getting to america. It is said in the story that american survivors in japan managed to kill the emperor's son and steal a whole bunch of resources and escape. The only explanation that I can think of (at the moment) is that there is a portal that connects the two countries that the emperor controls. However, it wouldn't make sense given that the theft happened and the emperor's son was killed too. Anyways... at around chapter 50, he was summoned by the emperor. (This whole part is a bit irritating and stupid.) It can be summarized like this: Emperor: Tell me why I shouldn't kill you (as if he could) MC: Torture and kill only the people responsible it's not like your son will cone back Emperor: So you will hunt them for me? MC: I can't go to america anyways so... Emperor: I don't trust you enough. To gain my trust, you must conquer all of the remaining dungeons in Japan. MC: Ok, sounds like a plan. The whole reasoning is messed up. I won't encourage or discourage you from reading this novel. Decide for yourself whether or not you want to read this.
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I'm sorry to say that, but the Japan arc ruined the novel. At first when he landed on the island it was a very interesting story even though mc was kind of dumb. But the moment mc met some people he suddenly became retarded. He put himself in needless danger and became the Emperor's errand boy despite the fact that he didn't need his help to go back to his country since he could simply FLY. And don't tell me that he could get lost since he could just find a map or a GPS simply by buying it or taking it by force since he is kind of overpowered. There are tons of small issues in the novel but i won't be listing all of them here since it's a waste of time. Please don't delete this review since i can just post it here again. And if you will keep deleting it i Will just post it as a comment on other reviews.
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The MC really likes to be a slave huh? He follows everyones order. He teach anyone his magic. And he make extremely foolish decision like convincing his enemy to become his ally. For gods sake your not Naruto so don't use talk no jutsu cuase you suck at it. Because of this foolishness, this cause the life of his friend and trauma to Yuki. Also didn't he already teach his country men how to use magic? Why is he still teaching them can't hey experiment for themselves on how to use magic didn't he already said that the basic is hard but once you got the hang of it, it will become extremely easy to use magic and the MC's ally rely on him too much. They wanted weapon they go to the MC, they wanted to learn something they go to MC and the MC is just okay with halting or slowing his progress in magic. Honestly I just wan't the to have a love interest who can fight alongside with him and his ally can die for all I care cause they are just there to slow down the progress of the mc.
Awesome start....author got lazy after 40 chapters to the point where the story feels like it's just floating in the air and you can forget it in a day.
At the beginning of the story it was very good and interesting, but after returning to his family it became somewhat boring, and the events became worse and misunderstood. It seems to me that you put everything in the foreground and left the rest. I understand that you publish 3 chapters per day, but the quality is my brother even if it is a chapter in Today, just as you were in the beginning of 30 chapters, your skills situation in the classroom was something that I do not need to see (I apologize for the grammatical errors and rules I hope I can read)
This story overall could’ve done better. The overall plot is short and if you ask me, could’ve had much more potential. You see, personally, MC’s can act dumb and give out information and just waste their time helping others only if they have an advantage and OP, for example, everyone in this novel has the exact same powers, rather it’s about insight, luck and circumstances. Everyone has a system, everyone can gain abilities, learn and use tomes. The biggest issue though is how bland it gets later on, getting back to the point where it was short and could’ve been better. First off, he literally helps and tells very special information to a stranger that can’t provide as much support as others, just a random filler to get some information about the areas, in exchange for information that is probably more valuable than many tomes and overall just a bland filler. Why can’t you just get the MC up and started, be more efficient and get him to his family?
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I read 107 chapters, but I can't continue. For "character's growth", the author makes the MC do stupid decisions like no improving his luck even one time. Then he decide to hide his strength to infiltrate an organization, even when he has the strength to catch the leader. I understand hiding himself for some time, but even when he has to make a decision between going for the leader or causing a international conflict, he chose the second, when avoiding that was supposed to be reason of him infiltrating. Btw, he tells to a woman he only knew recently, his biggest weakness. So yeah, I recommend it if you read just for the hell of it, but if you want a logical or even a bit smart MC, don't do it.
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i loved the story to start with. But something i HAVE to point out is the fact that he was so powerful and unstoppable EVEN AFTER 900 YEARS! how the hell was the the strongest when he was more than 950 years younger than his friends and family? That made no sense and broke the story. broke the development,design and world background.
I really like the design of the world. But the story telling is not the best. The level up design was pretty interesting but after a while quite overused, so that i couldn`t quite understand his development because of the style. Also everything goes only about Leon so that the early scenery in every ark is interesting but really unimportant for the development, At the right moment i am at the chapter 410 but I have to drop it now because it isn`t something you can binge because of style of the storytelling
I couldn't finish this. It was just basically pages full of "learned this!" "learned that!" "skill leveled up!" I got pretty far in, too, but that eventually pushed me away because it was driving me mad.
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The first 50 chapter was great and very engaging. After that, it sucks. The story doesn't get any better. I feel like the MC and the reader are both grinding at the same time. It was so boring. I basically read his skill leveling up from 1 to 400 and I mean I read every single time he leveled up. it was so repetitive and boring. This is the first time for me to skip a whole chapters because of the same reason. I only have about 150 chapters left, but it's not getting any better.
Honestly, the plot doesn't really make much sense to me. Neither the MC nor the side characters make any logical decisions considering the situation. To be clear, I don't expect a mc who always does the right thing, far from that, but the decision of this MC make no sense at all. He sometime acts like he's super powerful and can do what he wants, but then he obeys literally anyone. I only read up to chapter 50ish because the plot became so outlandish I didn't feel like reading it anymore. So maybe the story become drastically better afterward. The story is decent if you are bored, but don't expect a great read like Kingdom's Bloodline or Paragon of Destruction. Otherwise, the story is well translated/written, which is partly why I picked up the novel. If I had any comments for the author, it's that the story has a lot of potential, but I would try to deepens the MC in his beliefs and goals and I would try to the side characters more believable.
Skills and abilities in the story are pretty vague, but the story... 👌. Love this novel to death, and it has a really good pace for updates.
This story was such a wild ride. At some point, I was depressed due to so much sadness and the memory loss of his friends and at other moments, I just loved how he found new ways to improve himself. Plus the ending was one of the best that it could have been. The author pretty much fixed everything in a logical way and also killed the final villain while also creating a plot for the sequel. Plus the fact that the ending was so simple was another plus, thank God that MC didn't become some all-powerful edgelord god but he started living a simple slow life after all the rollercoaster experience.
The premise is great and the writing isn't horrible. That being said, I hope you are ready for seemingly unending training montages and the absolute stupidest protagonist. For real, its entertaining and occasionally spectacular, but its constant training. Leaves much to be desired, I hope for more from 2, but I'm still reading.
Nice plot but the protagonist is so naive that it’s annoying. His life is too saddening and he makes too stupid decisions and tbh no one can be that selfless. Living his/her whole life for his friends and family.
This book has a new concept with magical realism and survival....... 👍.......................,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,..,,.,..,..,,..,..,
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