Briefly about The Rebirth of an 8th-Circled Mage Manga:
The one who saved the continent, the Supreme Archimage of the Eight Circles, the incredible Henry Maurice. He was killed allegedly for treason. Evil aristocrats made a poor boy, the son of King Sondae. A puppet to be controlled when Sonde, a close associate of Henry Maurice, passed away. But Henry will have his revenge. So, in death, his consciousness has moved into the body of a warrior. He will become a great warrior!
Read The Rebirth of an 8th-Circled Mage Manga.
A fascinating story about a cultivator with decent artwork. And the story is visibly appealing to me. Because of the fact that the hero is a loner who doesn’t care about the people around him, his family, etc. It’s a little more like a loner, but you don’t really get a kick out of the way he’s supposed to be. It’s not even a little bit like that. The hero rather (from the author’s point of view) perceives the people around him and the world as resources. It’s as if he’s in some sort of MMO-VRMMO. And all around him are some dummy NPCs who don’t give a damn. This is very striking and the hero does not look like a hero.
Not bad at all. He was especially happy that he lacked the talent of a swordsman. And so magic was his only help. But from chapter 35 onwards, at a gradually increasing pace, the real thrashing happens. A few cubic meters of platinum = 100 kilograms is still trifles. Five minutes of how familiar? “Warden, now you have to be open with me!” “How does he know [the laws of the empire]?” Yes, indeed, how does a nobleman know the laws of the empire…
I don’t understand people who write that the Eighth Circle Mage Rebirth manhwa and the Eighth Circle Mage Revolution early book are the same thing…
Have you read any of the early books? From the first chapter it is already clear that they are different works, yes there are plot similarities, but only at the beginning, perhaps this manhwa has no basis for the novel, a kind of copy paste of the aforementioned early book.
