Supreme Above All: The Strongest Second Mage

The novel's main plot is the rather clichéd method of following the storyline, but the protagonist gradually deviates from the original "plot" through various butterfly effects, triggering a series of unexpected events. This is the main thread of the book.

Keep it up! This book really suits my taste; there are no major flaws, the characters are well-developed, and the structure is tight. I'm curious why so few people are reading it—could you please update more frequently each day? 😏

Who cares? This is probably the first time I've read a novel like this. I don't know why, but now my mind is filled with images of the main characters from the past, their growth. I'm constantly reciting those two lines: "I wanted to buy osmanthus blossoms and share wine, but it's nothing like the carefree days of my youth," and "My light boat has already passed ten thousand mountains." Sigh.

I almost didn't want to watch it anymore when people said they liked the princess, 😂 I'm sorry, but I still prefer single-female-lead stories. However, these kinds of stories usually end up with a harem or a reverse harem or something similar. The article is okay overall. I skipped the last part and went straight to Wedding 1, which seemed like an attempt to have it all. I personally didn't like that (♂). Those who like this kind of subject matter can check it out.

It's definitely worth watching. The revelation of the secrets of dimensional magic in the later stages and the confrontation between time and space are very interesting settings. It's a pity that the author might not have been willing to put more effort into it later on. I feel that the battle between Ritsuka and the Undead Greatsword won't be so hastily concluded.

It can only be said that there are no major flaws so far, but because of its somewhat assembly-line production, it is suitable for a certain group of viewers.

Quite a good light novel... Wow, Tomato actually produced such a high-quality product... 😂The main character is still the same old jerk... This kind of Japanese light novel isn't suitable for Chinese readers. It's not like it's being published in Japan. Couldn't they at least raise the protagonist's IQ instead of treating them like a giant baby?

I really like it

The protagonist, despite being a villain, has it way too easy. [Rolls eyes]

So far, it's written quite well. There might not be anything particularly outstanding, but it's good enough. 🍉