The Academy’s Weapon Replicator

The start was good but going towards the end, the quality of the plot and characters got worse. It isn't a bad read if you just want to pass the time but it isn't great.

Good enough Mc character is also good Story good But what I don't like is how it is so confusing like power system confusing sometimes it tell like mc is powerful but make it weak others time Either make mc strong or growing up in power Some characters author make them strongest in story and in few moments mc becomes strong And I'm waiting for new chapters And one thing I want author to do if so he likes it make mc take it all not give it all to Aster f*ck man he is mc not some side character not now

( kcfgy )Novel lure you in with a mindblowing first 10 chapters but everything that followed is the extremely twisted storyline that author dumb down to negative IQ to fit the plot development he wants. First 10 or so chapters I was so excited I keep checking how many chapters i've left but the time I reach ch30 and read the braindead plotline of commoners coming to kill him for no reason other than develope story with his waifu made me drop it. Ah yes, his waifu harem is also another can of worm that we need to discuss, every FL in this novel follow the exact same plotline and character development of not like MC, getting interested due to his bs mysteriousness and join his harem. Every d*mn femlae character introudced so far follow the exact pattern, first was interesting, 2nd and 3rd I can overlook but when its the turn of 5-6th with the same plot im done.

The beginning of the story is plain confusing. The author loves switching POVs and its not in a good kind of way. There is no indicator of the POV you are reading from, so you will have to guess. This becomes worse when characters are talking to each other and you have no idea who is who. In addition, there are weird time skips from chapter to chapter that makes no sense. Sometimes you feel like you're missing on part of the story because of this. For example, one chapter the MC is interacting with a character. Couple chapters go by and the author says that the MC is interacting with the same character for the first time. OR, the interaction that happened previously might as well have never existed.

This story is really unique. In terms of MCs power as well as overall plot. Although it's not god-tier, most of the elements are there as it should be in a good reading material. You will enjoy reading this novel as MCs power only gets more interesting and MC is good enough that you will like how he acts and thinks. A solid one that needs more chaps

This novel is good-- not amazing, but good enough to keep you on your toes. I just have a few concerns. The author sometimes confuses the pronouns, no idea why. Either way, it's not so hard to skim thru & figure it out (luckily). I also don't like how the MC straight up tells other named characters about facts he knows about them thru the game, like what, how about be more discreet? and the fact that said characters accept it like it's natural, which is either out of character or just plain unreaistic. Wouldn't you be suspicious of someone who knows too much about you? Wouldn't you be wary of them? Another is how so many characters are being introduced, yet they're not being utilized as effectively. Even the supposed "main lead" barely shows up despite his supposed hero role in the game. Anyways if I just ignore these moments, every other part of the story seems interesting and acceptable. Even with all my complaints, at the end of it all, it's still an enjoyable read.

yes, we already have a bunch of transmigration to games novel but this one has all those myth gods/norse gods etc thing, i love those. the story is good(yes, you read it a bunch of times already but it's interesting), mc's power is also actually great(not unique to this one but it works), other characters are funny. it's your typical school arc but it's entertaining, really. and also sometimes tl gives me a headache but it's worth it.

My actual rating: 4. 5 stars. Rounding up to 5 since I can't actually rate it that. The half a star missing is because of the terribly executed harem, but it's only half a star because that's a very minor part overall. Just based off of the first few arcs, I'd give this a solid "painfully average"/10. It's just your generic MC transported into a game set at an academy in the body of an inconsequential extra, but he gets a ridiculously op skill. Absolutely generic as hell. . . Well, that is, until it's not. In the early stages, the MC just bumbles through everything, a mix of luck, foreknowledge, and beneficial misunderstandings keeping him alive. But that changes. One of the things that stood out to me was how he uses the misunderstandings and preconceptions of others to his advantage, playing into them and manipulating them towards his own ends. Over time his skills grew to the point that his plans were vaguely reminiscent of Lucas Morningstar, and Leonard Dunning would give a passing grade to his improvisations. While his reputation as a mastermind started because of misunderstandings, it sure as hell didn't stay that way. More than this book being a slow burn, it felt like the author was trying to get his bearings and give his groove. The beginning chapters are certainly unremarkable, but it only improves from there. Eventually, reading "Menosorpo" will cause the same chills that you get when you see "Arise" or "Monarch's Indifference".

It's pretty nice, nothing groundshattering but it's easy to follow and has a pretty interesting power. Overall, I don't have any glaring complaints about it, idk why some people were complaining.

Not the greatest but great. IDK why people found it fast, it was well paced. The events were spaced evenly but the time is not emphasized. It's unique with MC against the gods and the outers while trying to protect the world as well. There's no romance so this is a well thought out harem don't dislike immediately. Give it a read.