The Late Game Healer Is Way Too Strong
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By 아원잇
375 chapters
2022
Description
The blood stops. His internal organs regenerate to the state before the injury. The wounds are healed on a cellular level. His complexion returns, and his mana flow normalizes. All of this happens in a split second. A necromancer, one of the Three Venerables of South Korea, and the strongest monster who lived up to all his notoriety. The Mad Dog, Siwoo. He has returned.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- fantasy zone
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
The Late Game Healer Is Way Too Strong Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on The Late Game Healer Is Way Too Strong
"The Late Game Healer Is Way Too Strong" had a premise that initially hooked me – a healer in a world of gates and monsters, what's not to like? However, as I delved deeper, I found myself grappling with some of the issues that other readers have pointed out. It's a mixed bag, to be sure.
First Impressions
The early chapters definitely have that "gate fantasy" appeal, and the idea of an overpowered protagonist is always tempting. I was hoping for a well-executed power fantasy with some depth, but the brevity of the chapters made it difficult to truly sink into the world and connect with the characters. I was left wanting more substance.
What Works Well
The concept of the MC being a healer who is also strong is intriguing. Some readers felt he's more of a spiritualist than a necromancer, which is a refreshing twist if true. The descriptions of his abilities – sucking energy and reconstructing bodies – sound pretty cool. Also, the MC's dedication to his family and disciples seems to add a layer of depth to his otherwise "I don't care, I'm stronger" attitude.
Areas of Concern
One of my biggest issues is the apparent overuse of contrived plot devices. The reviews mention a recurring trope where the MC is conveniently absent when trouble starts, only to swoop in and save the day at the last minute. This felt cheap and reduced the tension for me. I also felt like the "face-slapping" scenarios became repetitive and lacked originality, with generic antagonists who served little purpose beyond being punching bags. And I wasn't too fond of the harem elements that some readers mentioned - I just prefer a solid plot over forced romance.
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Final Verdict
"The Late Game Healer Is Way Too Strong" has potential, but it needs some refinement. The short chapters and contrived plot points detract from the overall experience. If you're looking for a quick, easy read with an overpowered MC and don't mind some repetitive tropes, you might find something to enjoy here. However, if you're seeking a deeply engaging story with well-developed characters and a unique plot, you might be left wanting more. For me, it's a solid 2.5 out of 5 stars.
