Supreme Magus by Legion20

Legion is the only author until now that I've seen giving this much depth and personality to such a thing as babies. And I LOVE It. It's always so entertaining. I remember loving this right from the first few chapters of Supreme Magus where Lith went through his rebirth and lived as a baby for a while.. <3

I come back to this novel every six months, and frankly, I’m tired of how little happens in the story during that time. There are just more and more side characters, time moves slower than real life, and the same family scenes keep repeating. Is this some kind of therapy for the author?

Worse, he doesn’t seem to plan any time skips-instead, he keeps dragging in one-year-old kids. Are there six now, or seven?

I used to love the magic system because it felt, in a way, scientifically grounded. But the further it goes, the less I understand these overly detailed battle scenes. In this genre, power progression is key—yet here, it feels like it’s been stagnant for about two years.

What’s the point of his new void magic if he never uses it? Or the new tower floors? Or that character’s mother returning? Or his final "purple core"? Is all of this just going to matter in the last chapter?

I used to eagerly await new chapters, but now, checking in every six months is perfect. I don’t even need to refresh my memory because nothing important ever happens.

Despite all its flaws, the author somehow keeps me interested. The world remains richly detailed, and the characters are well-written. At this point, I don’t even care about Solus anymore—I’d much rather see what happens with the Master. The way he’s being contrasted with the protagonist—how similar they are, yet how differently they’ve chosen to act-is far more compelling.

Keep going and don't look back. Don't make the same mistake as I. This novel is utter trash

I'm new here and saw a few positive reviews down below and couldn'tbelieve it. Don't fall for them

Has any of the main plot points been resolved yet I’ve stopped at 2600+ when it came out and decided to try and wait until completion but dang dude it’s getting crazy.

Author really loves milking readers for paid chapters, thats really all this novel is about especially 3000+ chapters. Becuase its literally a rule that there should be at least a 200-300 chapters gap between main events. Like, if you read it, you probably agree that if author wanted it, he could fit all the main events so far into 1000 chapters instead of 3500. And im not against some daily stuff chapters and fillers from time to time, im against pointless arcs, and there is way too many of them.

Is Orpal still alive? Or are the reviews outdated? I was thinking of picking it up again after two years, but if the author somehow kept it alive, it's...

I reread it several times. In my opinion, this is actually the finished story by chapter 2358. And it's a beautiful story. But as for the next chapters, it's an awkward feeling when a great book is ruined. There are great chapters, but the whole thing turns into a pointless series.

I advise you to enjoy and read.
"Fat Solus is the best Solus"

(๑•̀ᄇ•́)و ✧

The author's work is realistic, well-constructed, the world is extremely detailed, the protagonist's overcoming of a life of pain, traumas, the fight against his inner demons, and a search for the life he always wanted but never had due to the abuse of a distorted father, is not a read for the weak, much less for those who like cute unicorns, only those who have had a difficult life will truly identify with the protagonist's story and understand the author's genius. In short, it is an excellent, mature novel, full of twists and turns just like real life, excellent for those who enjoy a good story. Strongly recommended for those who want a good, well-crafted story that makes you reflect on your pain and the injustices and struggles of everyday life.

I read more than 1000 chapters and I only have one thing to say: the biggest disappointment I've ever had was wasting hours reading this, don't make the same mistake, go read something else, it's not worth it (I stopped reading this a year ago and now I saw that it was in my favorites)