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.
This book has alot of potential and is professionaly writen. The grammar is superb, I would recommend this book. I am supprised more people haven't read this masterfully written book.
A wonderful novel and one of the best novels. I have added it to my library. I just hope you will finish it until the end. He put a picture of the cover so that it attracts more people. 🙂🙂
Returning to American literature, perhaps the best example of publishing smoke-and- mirrors, Ernest Hemingway's renowned The Old Man and the Sea (24,191) is generally referred to as a novel. However, it was first published in its entirety in the Sept. 1, 1952 issue of Lifemagazine, and in many ways fits the definition of a story better than that of a novel. It is clearly focused on one main character, Santiago, the old fisherman who is unable to catch a fish, and one main conflict, that being Santiago's need to land a big one. No matter the label -- short story or novel -- The Old Man and the Sea is truly an American gem worth studying.
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