Supreme Magus (Web Novel)

I love the decision on the relationship between lith and Solus. That would be a dead end for the story. Lith will probably survive until the story end. Solus can't die. That would be so boring. Cause there can't be drama, there can't be great danger cause both have to much plot armor. A novel needs conflicts and solith have zero conflict potential as lovers. Maybe kami isn't the best, but everyone is better than Solus for lith.

forgive the rant, i don't mean disrespect, it's just how i talk about things i'm passionate about, whatever they may be. i tend to talk too long about them. it's just, the way i see it, the author is trying to create a life like story with realistic people here and the drama, romance, and even the fantasy element are not the main ideas most of the time. as i said, it's more biography than fantasy novel, so being so stubborn because of a ship that sank, i just don't understand, well i do to an extent but come on. the novel doesn't deserve to be bombarded with negativity because of it. i don't say keep it to yourself like i do, just try to be fair and don't be biased because one thing didn't go how you wanted.

the relationship isn't the only thing that the author messed up, if it was just the relationship alone i could still endure it and keep reading but nope, author just had to go and get his stupid m*r*n brother back and let him kill all of the fan favourite character in the most humiliating way possible and then process to give mc no way to deal with him. All because of what, because his brother got Night and just because of that he is now even stronger than mc? that b*llsh*t and you know it.

He probably killed a lot of fan favorites. But they all become "useless" for story. Most of them were never mentioned after their arc was over. Except for Manohar, but this character got so flat later on. Probably the end he deserved

i agree. it is. i can see what the author was going for, a villain that is the exact opposite of the hero, instead of earning power chances upon it and borrows it, has sh*tty relationship with the one he is connected to, is not motivated and connected by need but desire and still can't build good connections with others etc. i can see it but i admit it wasn't done as good as it could be. tho i believe him being annoying is intentional, he is supposed to be despised both in world and by us after all, the problem is in a story with so many good and realistic "people", this one stands out as the "character" of the annoying villain and feels unrealistic in comparison, even if you don't try to compare or think about it. if he was the antagonist of one of those murim or usual magic fantasies he might have fit, here he is just too much.

that is literally the kind of thing that happens in real life. i've seen these things happen. "unfair"? yes. unthinkable and unrealistic? ABSOLUTELY NOT. love doesn't give a sh*t about "temporary job", and he spent around four years doing it, with her sometimes being the only familiar, voice he could hear(minus solus), and it's not they only ever talked business. we literally read that they tried to have a friendly relationship because they were practically stuck together so why not make the best of it and from there it developed. i understand your ship didn't work and you are sad, i shipped him and phloria too, but you have to understand relationships don't follow ships. i've seen people ship real life people and then get mad that didn't work out and i find this as ridiculous as that. lith already said him and solus can't be a thing so long as she needs him, and he couldn't wait for her or phloria for mogar knows how long wishing for a happily ever after. you need to understand that.

Yeah I kinda half heartedly kept reading after that. Take long breaks and comeback and never read enough to catch up. Was a real kick in the d*ck to be honest.