Daughter of the Archmage Manga

Mabel’s been mocked her whole life for her nonexistent magical ability, but when she finally meets her true father, it’s the all-powerful archmage, Raquiel! Forced by an imperial pact to let her go long ago, he can now welcome her into his home, with his half-wolf butler, three nymph sisters, a fox halfling, and a kind disciple to watch over her. But dark secrets from his past threaten to catch up with them. Will his magic be enough to protect her? Could she even come into a power all her own?

Source: Tapas

Includes 1 epilogue chapter.

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I'm going to be honest, I read 16 chapters of this story and it was just plain old boring. Nothing really happened and even when it did the story didnt really go in dept with the events and they all fell flat.

I really don't have anything against this manga. It's mediocre, I know for a fact I will drop this one day. Story: Maybelle, an abused child, discovers that her real (biological) parent is somewhere out there. Of course, she searches for him and eventually finds a cold, ruthless man named Rykell. Their relationship is very similar to how Who Made Me a Princess? began. Art: Just above average, the head shapes feel off sometimes. Characters: Maybelle has a pretty bland personality and Rykell is very similar to Claude (from the manga I mentioned earlier). The main characters are very predictable. Overall: 3/5 stars

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Just going to make this short and sweet, it updates far too slow to ever care about the characters/story and they use a lot of dead space, if you remove the white space between each tiny square on the pages you'll get a 2-3 page comic. That's too tiny, for what seems to be a monthly/bi-monthly schedule.

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