The Strongest Prophet Who Had Trained 100 Heroes is Admired By His Apprentices Around The World Even As An Adventurer Novel Review

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By amaui shiroichi, あまうい白一

3.4

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japaneseWeb Novel

Genres

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action adventure comedy fantasy slice of life

Chapters

84 chapters

Started

2018

Description

—The master of the strongest heroes is even stronger, but now he travels secretly to his apprentices— Eisen is a man who raised 100 heroes and saved the world by ending the war with an evil god. He had recovered from the wounds inflicted on his body in the「Other World」in exchange for protecting the heroes. During the times he has been recuperating, the heroes he had saved became successful due to his tutelage and developed the 「Human World」 as leaders of various countries. As a result, each of the hundred heroes reported to their Eisen-sensei whom they admired saying— “Please, come visit our countries.” Reading all of these, Eisen one day decided— “I’m going on a journey around the world and see these places that my apprentices recommended me. It looks fun.” “It sure sounds fun, Eisen-sensei. So, have you sent your apprentices a letter about this?” “Nope, everybody’s in a tough position. I’ll just quietly visit and greet them so I won’t be a bother.” Thus, Eisen the master of heroes, secretly set out on a journey to visit each of his apprentices and to sightsee different countries.

Publication Information

Original Publisher: gagaga bunko
Original Language: japanese
Type: Web Novel

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My Thoughts on The Strongest Prophet Who Had Trained 100 Heroes is Admired By His Apprentices Around The World Even As An Adventurer

Okay, let's dive into this behemoth of a title: "The Strongest Prophet Who Had Trained 100 Heroes is Admired By His Apprentices Around The World Even As An Adventurer." It's quite a mouthful, and after reading a fair bit of it, I have some thoughts.

First Impressions

My first impression was definitely intrigue mixed with a healthy dose of "what am I getting myself into?" The sheer number of heroes the protagonist has trained sets the stage for a potentially epic, world-spanning adventure. The premise suggests a protagonist who's already powerful, stepping into a world shaped by his past influence, which is a fun concept.

What Works Well

I can definitely see the appeal of the "wholesome" aspect that some readers mentioned. The idea of the MC being seen as a father figure by his apprentices is a refreshing change from the typical OP isekai protagonist with a harem. It seems like the story focuses on the connections and respect he's built over time, rather than just raw power. This different dynamic can be quite comforting and enjoyable to read.

Areas of Concern

However, I also noticed some potential pitfalls. One concern that resonated with me was the pacing and flow of the story. Some readers felt that the narrative jumps around too much, lacking detail and a cohesive structure. This could lead to a disjointed reading experience, making it difficult to fully immerse oneself in the world and the protagonist's journey. The writing itself may also be a barrier. Awkward phrasing and a lack of exposition could hinder the story's potential, making it feel less polished and engaging.

Final Verdict

Overall, "The Strongest Prophet Who Had Trained 100 Heroes" seems like a novel with a unique premise and the potential for heartwarming interactions. However, it appears to suffer from some execution issues that could detract from the reading experience. If you're looking for a lighthearted story with a strong emphasis on mentorship and familial bonds, this might be worth a try. However, be prepared for potential pacing and writing quirks that might require some patience.