Supreme Magus by Legion20

Are there too many plotholes or forgotten skills/chars in this novel?

Good rags to riches story with a good bit of character growth mixed in. Really good world-building and progression. Novel's really good imo, definitely worth a read. Gave me mushoku tensei vibes tbh. 4.8/5

Does he ever tell his family about him being ‘reincarnated’ into their baby’s body? Or do they think he’s just freakishly talented?

About the secret of the white core, and how Lit can achieve itI thought for a long time what is the secret of this white core, so only 2 people have reached it? And then the thought dawned on me, What is the purpose of everyone? what can you give to this world/Mogor? So who are these 2 people who reached the white core, Baba Yaga and Lohra Silverwing. So what did they do for Mogar? Baba Yaga created a new rassa, by this she created a balance in society. Lohra Silverving discovered new crafts, gave her teachings to everyone. They did something for Mogar. And what will Lit do? Create balance. Until that time, he had exterminated all the mistakes and remnants of the past. And there is one great relic of the past, Trud Griffon. And my ass is felt when Lit destroys that snag he reaches the white core, and maybe the guard.

Well, it's a solid novel and I personally recommend it. btw, Author decided to split chapters in two (propably because he is in Webnovel and he wants people to pay fast pass twice a day instead of one, so instead of a normal novel chapter lenght it's about two in this novel which means novel lenght compared to other is around 600-800 chapters instead of 1300ish chapters)

Some people say it can be compared to Wuxia novels but for me it's just a normal typical western magic setting with some not that important Wuxia-like elements.

Pros:
- Solus, his everything in a lot of stuff is at the same time his moral compass which can sometimes be pretty wholesome and stops MC from being a total jerk or edgy.
- World building is one of the best aspects of this novel, for sure, for me it's the top 1 reason I keep reading this novel, It's solid, interesting, makes enough sense, and it's not that cliché. Pretty good overall.
- Side-characters development is solid and apart from those slips from the author they make sense and are sometimes wholesome.
- MC isn't hero nor villain, can understand why this would annoy some people, but I think I find satisfying that the MC doesn't give a shit about his enemies, unless he has to for some reason do something otherwise he doesn't care about nobody except about the people he holds dearly.



Can find annoying:
- MC is kinda edgy, there is gag about him being edgy or pretty disturbing, but that is, MC can get kinda edgy especially during his outbursts, at least he isn't hotblooded and a lot of his actions are done very cautious because he overthinks everything.
- MC has a trauma and apart from some exceptions most of his trauma recovery progress is slow and there is a lot of setbacks.
- Romance, there is a good amount of romance, this is a bit of spoiler, but his first girlfriend is pretty young compared to his past-self which is understandable if people get annoyed by this since they find this pretty disturbing and disgusting but In my opinion, it makes sense, and it's fairly explained why would he accept that relationship even though he knew they weren't physically nor mentally in the same page or even close, it only lasts about 1 arc and little more, so it's not that a big deal. His second girlfriend is way older, so apart from a lot of sex jokes and double meanings there isn't much to it (I don't find it that annoying but can understand if somebody find it cringy), well apart from the fact that a lot of MC's trauma recovery progress is because of her, so there is that which I find kinda wholesome.
- MC has female friends, after the academy arc there isn't romance between at all. Two of his three female friends had a crush on him, apart from one the another one was just a young crush without logic finding MC edgy and disturbing behaviour attractive which I find it interesting because there is a lot more of meaning to it and character development, especially with a lot of revelations and stuff that happened in that arc.



Cons:
- some MC's villains are total trash and are petty as f#ck, which is pretty much the villains from the first arc (his brothers), the start is really slow (First time I read the novel I found it kinda slow but I didn't mind because I liked the world building and the potential of it) and until he gets in the academy there isn't much apart from finding Solus and world building.
- At some points, it's like those series where every week there is a new different villain, during one of the long arcs he fights with a lot of evil artifacts (which makes kinda sense because they exist because they are neutralized or nobody gets near them and nobody fights because they are left for research purposes, or they are left by powerful entities, so the new generations know what not to do) sometimes it gets repetitive but at least they are fairly different from each other.
- There isn't a lot of allies deaths, but the ones that are feels like they died because of character development or because some arc that will happen several hundred chapters after, it's not bad but I don't know, sometimes it's like "damn, wish they didn't die" because it's just collateral damage.

can someone tell me if P move on from L after chapter 1000+??

К главе 500-600 это сливается окончательно. Не рекомендую.

Why is this novel in top 29 on this website when it should be at least at top 5. Damn people have some weird ass taste nowadays. This novel is a masterpiece.