The Reincarnated Wizard Who Will Eventually Become the Strongest Novel Review
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By iida eisei, 飯田栄静
22 volumes
2020
Description
‘Since I’m in a different world, I have no choice but to aim to be the strongest!’ Sam is a boy who was born into a noble family after being reincarnated into another world with memories of his previous life. He was born into an aristocratic family, and although he comes from a family of swordsmen, he is banished from his family because he has no talent with the sword. However, Sam has a rare talent as a wizard in this world! ‘If I can’t use a sword, I’ll use magic to become the strongest in the world!’ On his way, he has a fateful encounter with the self-proclaimed “Genius Wizard” Ur Scheidt. Ur notices the magical talent that lies dormant within Sam and takes him as her disciple, saying ’I’ll train you.’ Sam and Ur lead a harsh but fun life, but one day their adventures come to an abrupt end…?!
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- kadokawa
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
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My Thoughts on The Reincarnated Wizard Who Will Eventually Become the Strongest
"The Reincarnated Wizard Who Will Eventually Become the Strongest" is certainly a web novel that elicits strong reactions, and after diving in, I can understand why. It's a mixed bag of familiar tropes and questionable choices that ultimately left me feeling conflicted.
First Impressions
Initially, the premise is fairly standard isekai fare: a reincarnated protagonist with a past life providing a leg up in a magical world. There's a sense of adventure and a promise of power progression that's inherently appealing. However, that initial appeal quickly became muddied as I delved further into the story.
What Works Well
Honestly, finding positives proved a challenge. Some appreciate the translation quality, which is definitely a plus. There's also the basic power fantasy element – the MC striving to become strong – which can be satisfying if you're not looking for much depth. One reader even mentioned enjoying the MC's protectiveness towards his wife, suggesting there are some redeemable qualities to his character, even if others find him bland.
Areas of Concern
This is where things get tricky. The most glaring issue, and one that several readers have highlighted, is the questionable relationship between the MC and his first master. The age difference and power dynamic create an uncomfortable situation that many find disturbing, and I have to agree. It casts a dark shadow over the early part of the story and taints the MC's motivations.
Beyond that, there seems to be a lack of depth and nuance in the plot and character development. The MC is often described as naive or even a "beta male," and the world-building feels underdeveloped. Time skips disrupt the narrative flow, and some plot points feel rushed or nonsensical.
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Final Verdict
Ultimately, "The Reincarnated Wizard Who Will Eventually Become the Strongest" falls short of its potential. While some may find enjoyment in the power fantasy aspects or the translation quality, the problematic relationships, shallow characters, and questionable plot choices make it difficult to recommend. I came in hoping for a fun, escapist read, but left feeling uneasy and disappointed.