SPELLCRAFT: Reincarnation Of A Magic Scholar

THE MAGIC CORE GRADES ARE: Grade 1: White Grade 2: Yellow Grade 3: Blue Grade 4: Green Grade 5: Orange Grade 6: Red Grade 7: Purple Grade 8: Silver Grade 9: Gold Special Grade: Multiple Colors (Rainbow) Note: The White Core Grade is the beginning of a magic user's growth, and it usually ends at Grade 9, though those who have achieved this are rare. The Special Core Grade is one which is only found in those who possess exceptional and godlike talents, and it is said that their mana pool growth and magic potentials... are endless!

You think the MC is too OP? Lol, you should have waited till you reached further. Of course, after training and coming back he'll be OP and show off a little. isn't that how it works? But afterwards, when he begins to face the real enemies, that's when things will get hard. What did you expect? That he would struggle against the Demons he fought in his past life, even after spending so long training and preparing for them? Bruhh... How pathetic do you want the MC to be? I personally like Arc 4 Jared. He's confident, he has a plan, and he's prepared. And there's a nice twist at the end of the Arc, and even throughout, that makes everything not so clear-cut. So yeah. There isn't really a problem. It's just personal taste, I guess.

I don't think the author was confused, though. I mean, he never really built MC for romance with anyone. Plus, if you've read till the point of MC's backstory, you'd understand his reluctance to get with anyone. Besides, they're teenagers. Anything could happen between the span of two or three years. The chapters being short is indeed an issue, but you've not even reached the end of the chapter supply like me, so you still have a lot of material to read. As for MC's personality, you don't have to like it. It's just how he is. I personally find it funny, but not everyone will like it. That's what there are many characters you can choose to like. Like Jerry, or Neron, or even Ana. In the end, it's all about Jared's growth and how he'll arrive at his final destination (if one exists), so we'll get to see his evolution as a character. And im sure you've seen a couple of changes from when he was a kid till now. And if you're at the current chapters, like me, you'll see even more change

He's not talented, but he's very smart, and he has some cheats. Like Spellcraft, multiple Mana Cores, and unique applications to Spells. To be honest, he puts talented people to shame. He killed his first baddie when he was, like, just a week old. And he keeps getting stronger. He's an OP Mc, but not too Op. He has limitations, and he knows them. He does go all 'God Mode' eventually. Lol.

They all know each other, actually. I think Jared is the only exception cus he lives in the outskirts, and he never really left his territory. . But don't worry, it doesn't last for too long. The major bulk of this book exists outside the Academy

Good luck!

The arts are pretty cool, one of the better ones I've seen tbh

Ending its fifth arc already. Two more arcs to go, so I don't think it'll take much longer before it ends. The author is thinking of making a Neron story after this though. As for the romance, it's good, in my opinion. I mean, I find it weird that an old sage would like a young adult, but the author gives an explanation, so I'll overlook it. Also, there's a lot of romantic tension at some point, especially with his past coming to play, and then coming back to haunt him. So far so good

Just so you know, Neron's ability is time.

One word for me... Neron. Neron carries this whole novel ngl. It's a shame he doesn't appear until the second arc, but Neron is the GOAT. Think of Gojo Satoru from JJK. Or Sinbad in Magi. That sort of feels. Other than that, the story is decent (cliche at first, but becomes something much better the more you advance). It has a way of pulling you in at some point. Still, the one motivation that's strong enough to keep you going is Neron's OPness, and his mystery.