A normal man's journey

Loved this book! Great job author!

Supreme Magus is, hands down, one of the best fantasy novels that I've ever read. Perfectly blending a world with an unfathomable amounts of detail and lore with good character development, intricate storylines with a refreshing take on magic, Supreme Magus manages to amaze me with each and every chapter, reminding me of why I have been reading it for the past 2 years, time that I do not regret investing. The author's — Legion20's — writing style is particularly unique and I personally loved how it has grown and evolved over the past two thousand chapters. The novel has had consistent uploads for as long as I can remember, with a couple of breaks here and there, but too irrelevant for me to downgrade the rating. If you enjoy a morally complex character who permanently grows and changes, never faltering before whatever obstacles are thrown his way, then this novel is for you.From infant, to a soldier. From a soldier, to Supreme Magus.

I have read far enough to know the world background, but it's very limited by the sounds of it, and the MCs character is horrendous, unlikable, and really who wants to read about loner that thinks he is better then everyone else, with no intention of making any friends, he is rude and literally the one person everyone given a chance would punch in the face.

C67 [First Arc for me]Pros- comedy is on MAX- good writen-detailed system -not op mc (so far)Cons-Too much comedy on some places (in early chapters)-Slow temp of story  (so far)-Short Chapters-Close to 0 Character Design (so far)

"A red meteor falls down and hits the earth killing several hundred people in less than three hours ...but he wasn’t one of those peoples."- How small is this meteor to only kill hundreds of people in three hours?- If it's a big meteor, how far apart did people live to only suffer hundreds of casualties?- Or did the meteor hit a small village, isolated from the rest of the world?- Or is the world population so small, that a meteor hits the surface of the earth and ONLY kills several hundred?- Better question yet, what time period is this? If this is the modern or future era, I'm guessing people had time to evacuate and thus only several hundred people died. And therefore "he wasn't one of them" meaning he was one of those who escaped?"Shun Hyun was a fantasy RPG nerd who while playing his favorite game “KPOW”(King's power of war) his life became a literal game of war when his brother gets attached to a certain Game."- First of all, what does this have to do with the red meteor?- Are you writing two different stories?- Several hundred people died, "HE" wasn't one of them, but we don't know who "HE" refers to.- Is Shun Hyun related in any way to the male who did not get killed by the red meteor?- The two paragraphs have no relevance to each other.

Mia's head was full of ideas of what to prepare for their lunch, or what they can talk about while eating. She lost track of time as the light from outside started to seep in the curtains of her room.

<p>"Yep, I even improved it quite a bit."</p>

In the morning, she was awoken by the sound of a knock. She found Kristie standing there.