The author also creates bonds between characters (this was worst at the end of book 3 and into book 4) where, with very little shown interaction, people are suddenly devoutly loyal, or best friends, or trust one another.

Saying, “Hey dad, I was the King Duelist representative of my country, in a world where diplomatic and international issues are settled by battles. Ich verstehe ja, dass der Author noch ein Stück vorankommen will und bevor der erste Band endet noch etwas Action und damit einen Grund für einen Cliffhanger unterbringen will, aber darunter darf die Glaubwürdigkeit einer Geschichte nicht leiden.Worse, was the 30+ year old protagonist, who was the ruler of a modern kingdom, acting like a mature child. Anyway, not borrowing trouble, I think I'll round the 4½ up to five stars just for the depth of the emotional resonance in this prodigy/genius/old guy.

For the main character, just like how I said earlier, the author repeat the same scenario and it just shows how the main character developed in terms of strength but his attitude almost stays the same. Many author are trying the Isekai genre, I understand how the easy concept can make almost any story kind off interesting, however, I will have to say that The Beginning after the end does something with it that work extremely well. It does not look like it is going to be the most original ever or the characters are going to be specially bright by themselves. I get frustrated with lack of character development, either it is the supporting or the sub-villains characters and even the main character, I don't know it is because there are still on their teenage years and puberty is still in their system.The adorable illustrations paired with the intriguing, magical story will interest anyone who loves an epic, manga fantasy tale such as “Fairy Tail.

Wir starten die Geschichte bei König Grey und bekommen gerade noch mit wie er stirbt und wiedergeboren wird als Baby Arthur. The story isn't quite what I had expected due to all the chatter about it, and it's nice to be pleasantly surprised. Diese Art der Vereinfachung wird leider etwas penetrant, wenn TurtleMe den kleinen Art Kampftechniken meistern lässt sobald er kaum auf beiden Beinen stehen kann. The way it’s written in contrived fitful plot tangents, rather than steady and structured plot development, was annoying.He was a King on earth who spent his entire life fighting for his country (kings on his previous world were mainly champions and didn't really govern). Lack of stakes or tension is one of the factors that affected this novel a bit and the short length also made me feel like that's it ? The MC's new technique feels like a deux ex machina despite the fact that the technique could have been shown to result from the "on-page" training that the author does show us! Another thing the author did really well, in my humble opinion, is how he sometimes split the point of view of certain characters instead of just having the point of view from the protagonist, this help understand how supporting characters feel and make you care about them way more. A friend had recommended this to me AGES ago and after reading the manga, I proceeded to Hoover this down because I NEEDED to know what happened next.