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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.In a world where defeating monsters within the labyrinth granted an enigmatic power and knowledge called “Mana” (true name), Dennis, a nobleman’s son, was born into a poverty-stricken life that was far from noble.
Being the second son and ineligible to inherit the territory, Dennis embarks on a journey into the labyrinth, seeking to acquire the “Mana” ability and ensure his survival.
Simultaneously, in Japan, a man named Masaya discovers a profound connection to Dennis’s consciousness through his dreams. When Dennis acquired a “Mana” ability, Masaya was astonished to discover that he could also wield the incredible power of this “Mana”.
Not only Masaya, but people all around the world started awakening to their ability to use the “Mana”, sparking the curiosity of nations worldwide.
Dennis, in the other world, undertakes the task of managing his territory, skillfully incorporating the knowledge of Earth’s scientific advancements imparted by Masaya. Meanwhile, Masaya himself flourishes as an entrepreneur, fully using the incredible power of the “Mana”(true name).
This is a tale of their extraordinary accomplishments in their respective worlds as they ascend to unparalleled heights.
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Latest Release
Date | Group | Release |
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02/06/24 | Lorenovels | c131 |
02/06/24 | Lorenovels | c130 |
02/06/24 | Lorenovels | c129 |
02/06/24 | Lorenovels | c128 |
02/06/24 | Lorenovels | c127 |
02/06/24 | Lorenovels | c126 |
02/06/24 | Lorenovels | c125 |
02/01/24 | Lorenovels | c124 |
01/29/24 | Lorenovels | c123 |
01/22/24 | Lorenovels | c122 |
01/19/24 | Lorenovels | c121 |
01/15/24 | Lorenovels | c120 |
01/12/24 | Lorenovels | c119 |
01/08/24 | Lorenovels | c118 |
01/05/24 | Lorenovels | c117 |
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- So far (c50) it avoids typical cliches that come with JP fantasy: lolis, demon kings, s*upidly incompetent human kings, super corrupt church, harems.
- The translation is good.
Cons:-
- Time skips become more and more frequent as the novel progresses, and become a bit inconsistent. Sometimes days/weeks are spent in one protagonist's perspective, with very little change happening in the other world when perspective changes.
The cons might seem bad and outweigh the pros, but since they're so common in JP novels, once you get used to them, you kind of just end up ignoring them. Though I still end up b*tching about them when I get the chance. All in all, it's not a bad novel to waste some time with, if you just take it for what it is, without thinking too deeply about the flaws.