Overpowered Archmage Doesn’t Hide His Talent먼치킨 대마법사가 재능을 전혀 안숨김

Although the story setting is good and drama is cliche but okay,the mc being rational is fine but he's a bit too arrogant and dwells on his old life beliefs and considers himself above everyone.If you can tolerate that,I'd say it's a standard story to read

I read around 50 chapters of this but I can't help but feel that the protagonist is a boring character.

The novel premises are also flimsy which is just khingts and mages are just not happy with each other for some unknown reason that has not been mentioned yet.

And that is it, nothing else.

It's hard to review this with so few chapters (11 atm) but I will give it a try (so this will be more of a first impression I guess...):

It's a light academy slice-of-life story in a fantasy setting at it's heart (so far). Characters feel somewhat one dimensional and tropey, but this may be because we have so little to work with. It's very much in the world building phase, but we are being lead along as the MC discovers, so it doesn't feel like an info dump. Still it might be a little tedious to some as there isn't really that much going on at this point as each character is still being introduced.

The MC is a calm and collected 'my pace' type of character, who feels little to no need to follow another's rhythm. He is challenged to start his magic carer all over again (transmigrated in a very generic way with no memory) and is forced to adapt to an unfamiliar place and situation. Given his analytic personality, this poses little problem for him as he slowly adjusts.

So far I quite enjoy it as the MC just doesn't give a damn about the small-fries around him and wants to focus primarily on his passion (magic, duh...). I think I mostly comment on the MC because, well that's where most of the story is so far.

I think that's all I got right now. Cheers.

#panic i believe the link to novelpia isnt correct.... when i click it it brings me to some fox girl novel