Replicating Magic, Starting with Black Clover

Early reading of a new book is the most important data. To be honest, I don't know what the audience will be for Black Four fanfiction, but I feel it would be a shame not to write some. I hope that interested readers or those who are reading this book will give it their support.

The premise is good, but if the protagonist's strength is clearly overshadowed at this point, I'm not optimistic about the later stages.

The author could refer to the divine magic in "Arifureta: From Commonplace to World's Strongest": Generate Magic This magic can interfere with inorganic matter, imbuing substances (water, salt, minerals, etc.) With magical abilities to create substances with special properties. It is a key magic used to create artifacts, enabling the mass production of such artifacts.

Hello author~ I sincerely want to give the author a thumbs up. Well, the writing is quite good. Although there are some deliberately deliberately low-level hurdles, as long as you can overcome them reasonably, it's fine. The protagonist still has a long way to go before reaching Lucifer's level. The magic is quite rare, so I suggest not letting it slip by. 😎

Dear readers, could you please take a look before criticizing? 😥 The protagonist's replication magic is actually quite complex, so it can't be explained clearly at the beginning. Instead, it is gradually revealed as the plot develops. That's why many viewers who were just starting out felt that the protagonist's magic was weak and were unhappy with it.

Honestly, jumping from Black Four to One Piece was too abrupt. I really couldn't get into it. It's like jumping from Hogwarts to Lone Hero 🙂. It's completely different channels, and there's no buffer. Why not at least warm up with something similar first? Fairy Tail, The Seven Deadly Sins, Ainz Ooal Gown, The Slime Story, A Certain Magical Index, Re: Zero, Godkiller—aren't those all good?

The author wants to make Rebecca the female lead? It's rather boring to force a marginal character into the main story.

I don't know why anyone would write about One Piece; this theme is so overused.

Does the author have absolutely no idea how to choose world dungeons? For magic-based tests, you should go to magic-based dungeons instead of haphazardly throwing everything in. Incompatible systems and inconsistent power levels will lead to an unnoticed imbalance of strength, and a clear collapse in combat power will inevitably result in disaster.

Stop fighting and leaving no one alive, just to advance the plot, huh? You're afraid to kill supporting characters from the original story, and you can't write anything outside of it. The protagonist's goals are unclear, his awareness is lacking—it's like playing house! What are you pretending for if you're rebelling? Why not just freeze all these feudal lords to death? Don't you understand?