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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.Year 526 of the Liturgical Calendar.
The world knew that witches existed, and that they practiced the notorious art of sorcery.
Nevertheless, the world did not know anything about the study of magic.
Our story follows a half-man, half-beast mercenary; humans mockingly call his kind the “fallen beasts”.
He always dreamt of becoming a human, but one day, he met a witch who would change his life forever.
“Do you desire a human form? Then be my escort, mercenary!”
The witch introduced herself as “Zero”, and explained that she was searching for a one-of-a-kind magical tome that bandits had stolen from her lair. Entitled “The Book of Zero”, the grimoire supposedly contained valuable magical knowledge that could be used to effortlessly bring the world to its knees.
Thus, in order to realize his dream of becoming a human, the mercenary must accompany Zero on her journey—despite her being one of the witches he so loathed.
This is the story of a haughty sorceress and a kindhearted beast.
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One entry per lineMagic Book to Start from Zero
Zero Mahou
ゼロから始める魔法の書
從零開始的魔法書
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Latest Release
Date | Group | Release |
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06/05/18 | Nanodesu | v2c3 part4 |
03/27/18 | Nanodesu | v2c3 part3 |
03/15/18 | Nanodesu | v2c3 part2 |
02/27/18 | Nanodesu | v2c3 part1 |
01/23/18 | Nanodesu | v2c2 part11 |
01/16/18 | Nanodesu | v2c2 part10 |
01/09/18 | Nanodesu | v2c2 part9 |
01/02/18 | Nanodesu | v2c2 part8 |
12/19/17 | Nanodesu | v2c2 part7 |
11/28/17 | Nanodesu | v2c2 part6 |
10/25/17 | Nanodesu | v2c2 part5 |
10/10/17 | Nanodesu | v2c2 part4 |
09/26/17 | Nanodesu | v2c2 part3 |
09/07/17 | Nanodesu | v2c2 part2 |
08/22/17 | Nanodesu | v2c2 part1 |
ok so I came here because im a furry :vFirst things first, the pacing. The pacing was rather good for the former parts of the novel then took a fast turn when nearing the end. MC is naive in a good way that makes the story engaging. Side characters has more development than MC if I may say. World building and the magic system is nop notch, Ill gladly read a whole book with just the world building and the magic ngl. Tl;dr Good read, would gladly read again-
Story ★★★★ - A good story, with a world-building that I felt the need to see more of this world, I found the end very abrupt, and that it was slightly rushed at the end, the Magic itself I found the concept and how interesting is used in the work.
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Character ★★★★ - There are several characters in the work, some do not need development, they serve to move the story along, as much as I like the interaction between Mercenary and Zero, I thought he lacked a little development, it was dense until the end work without any need, unlike other works in which the dense character is boring, bordering on unbearable, the Author managed to make him not be those boring MC's that make you want to drop the work, in relation to other characters like Father and Lily para It was great for me to see their interaction, and especially the development of Father, Lily and some other characters, however small their development was XD.
When I complain about the development of Mercenary, it's about his relationship with Zero in the sense of "romance", even at the time the Author put this, that their "loving" interaction had been properly developed, because without that Zero could be a man, and it wouldn't have any problem to work.
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Art ★★★★☆ - 9/10, Zero has the body of a girl from whatever... 13 years old? In certain covers, it is completely out of tune with the art within the work.
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Enjoyment ★★★ - Precisely because I think the ending was abrupt and we missed seeing more of this world, that's why I give a 6/10 here, interaction with other parts of the world, meeting the other Judges of Dea Ignis, other witches, there was potential in that, and I don't say that the author threw it away, he simply put it aside, or saw no need for it. That's why for me the ending was "slightly" rushed.
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General ★★★☆ - 7/10, I think it's fair, even more that volume 11 I didn't like, half of the volume with side stores that could have been calmly put in the point it was in the work, of course starting from the point that the Author he already had the story assembled in his head from the beginning, or simply, if he had continued the Epilogue given a more closed ending, half of the last volume the stories there were very thrown, in other words too random for the last volume.
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If you read this review thank you very much and may God bless you!