I Became a Legend after My 10 Year-Long Last Stand

Hoplite Aug 1, 2022

7

this is a pretty lighthearted story and has some wholsome moments. this story had me smiling most of the time, but it is a bit childish. the biggest issue is that it quickly becomes rather repetitive. i stalled halfway through and probably wont pick it up again anytime soon if at all. overall, read it if you think it sounds enjoyable but don't expect anything great. - this was written at chapter 14

Kyerstorm Jun 3, 2021

6.8

Story - So the story is generic but not that widespread, the progression of the story progression is more interesting than the summary of the Mc's character Base,the pacing is good but the world needs building up on. Art - Pretty good, I personally enjoyed the fight scene and The hairstyles most...nothing bad really to say  Characters - they r not bad but the characters are built very basically without too much depth (atm anyway) but nevertheless good characters and I also like their skills the most. I reccomend reading

nathandouglasdavis Oct 23, 2020

6

Chapter one is the set-up for the story. Basically a ridiculous backstory for how an already powerful sorcerer became even more powerful by fighting an endless stream of majin and using feir ability to learn any spells cast on fem. Fe lost track of time and ended up fighting unceasingly for ten years, which is where the "ten years" from the title comes from. After that, fe returns to civilization and decides to restart as an F-Rank adventurer rather than bask in feir now legendary status. Fe enjoys referring to femself as a "veteran F-Rank adventurer." What makes this story interesting is the humor and lighthearted interactions among the characters. The art is also really good and we see a lot of monsters being massacred. All of the antagonists in the plot so far have either been vampires or have had some sort of connection to vampires. The vampires are using things like medallions and sacred beast meat to build up curses. They intend to use the curses to open up interdimensional rifts and call forth dark gods. I'm not actually sure why they want to do this, but hopefully that will be explained better later in the story. For now, we're just meant to enjoy the fight scenes and accept that the vampires are evil. The confrontations lack some intensity considering how powerful our main character and feir old party-mates are. There's also a chicken, Gerberga, that is basically the key to saving the world...which is pretty funny. [Reviewed at chapter 13]