Books matching: overpowered main character
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Save:'AlterWorld' in the 'Play to Live' series by D. Rus is a captivating story about a man named Max who, diagnosed with a terminal illness, decides to permanently immerse himself in an MMO online game where players can live out their lives in a virtual world. The novel delves deep into the mechanics of this virtual reality world, exploring the details of items, buffs, stats, and other game-related elements. Despite some flaws like a cliffhanger ending and translation issues, the book introduces a unique concept of immortality within a game setting, blending reality with the sci-fi and fantasy elements seamlessly.
"It’ll be the question of what runs out first: your health reserves, your will to live in ever-growing agony—or your ability to finance therapy and medications. I hope you’ll excuse me for being so bl... - #2
Save:'Rise of the Cheat Potion Maker #1' by Alvin Atwater is a light fantasy novel that follows the story of a protagonist who is unwilling to embrace the role of a hero. The narrative style is described as engaging with a healthy sense of humor and genre awareness. The plot revolves around the main character's journey as he navigates through a world filled with game-like mechanics, magic, and challenges, all while trying to avoid being forced into a heroic role. The story unfolds in a slice-of-life manner, with the protagonist participating in various unconnected events and facing off against foes while maintaining his focus on being a potion maker.
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Save:Jade, the main character MC, wakes up in a fantasy RPG world with a special ability called Siphon, which allows her to grow physically and magically at the cost of a major appetite and physical pain. The story follows Jade as she explores the new fantasy city, makes friends, learns about magic, and applies for school. Despite some early entitlement issues, Jade's character evolves into a charming and determined individual who prefers using her magic skills for art and improving the world rather than engaging in combat.
The book features a light game mechanic, focusing on profiles and stats, with detailed character sheets for the MC and other characters. The story is described as a cute, non-action focused, slice of life narrative that follows Jade on her rambunctious adventures, showcasing her spunky attitude, huge appetite, and tendency to find trouble in unexpected places.
Jade stared blankly at the floating blue box in front of her, trying to make sense of it. The room was eerily quiet, and she glanced around, startled. Gone was the constant hum of machines that were k... - #4
Save:Readers find 'Amelia The Level Zero Hero Book 1' to be an enjoyable read with likable characters and engaging action. The story focuses on an overpowered main character named Amelia, who strikes a balance between being unsociable yet somewhat caring. The book is praised for its humor, interesting characters, and unique worldbuilding, reminiscent of a mix between One Punch Man and a Leveling System setting.
The author, V.A. Lewis, showcases skill in handling non-standard characters and creating a compelling narrative that keeps readers entertained. The book features solid execution of frequent jumps between different perspectives, offering a fresh take on character development and world building within the LitRPG genre.
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Save:'Defender' in the 'Sanctuary' series by Robert J. Crane is a fantasy novel that introduces readers to a world filled with dragons, warriors, elves, dwarfs, wizards, and other mystical beings. The story follows the adventures of the hero, Cyrus, who navigates daring escapades while facing challenges from various characters, including an intriguing Elfin warrior. The world-building is well-crafted, with a plot that keeps readers engaged despite some slower parts. sets the stage for a series that promises suspense, character development, and a rich fantasy setting that draws readers in.
Flames lit every surface in the caves and lava floes burned all around him, like some version of the Realm of Death he had heard tales of in his youth. There were flames leaping out of holes in the wa... - #6
Save:Exhulm (Celestial Chronicles) by Xander Jade is an engaging fantasy harem adventure that blends elements of science fiction, urban fantasy, and cultivation. The story features a powerful main character who faces struggles, which adds depth to the plot. Readers appreciate the excitement and intrigue woven throughout the narrative, and many find the characters relatable and well-developed.
The author's writing style has improved, with cleaner storytelling, though some readers note issues with grammar and pacing, feeling parts were rushed. Despite these flaws, the book is enjoyable, keeping readers hooked with its thrilling plot and inviting them to anticipate future installments in the series.
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Save:'The Dao of Magic' in the series by Andries Louws follows the story of a powerful mage who, instead of ascending to the next plane of existence, finds himself on a mana dungeon planet with limited powers. Despite this setback, he uses his vast knowledge and experience to navigate through various adventures, including dating dragons and raising a powerful pet bunny. The plot is described as crazy and adventurous, with characters switching between chaotic actions, scientific analysis, and introspection, creating a mix that feels 'real' to the readers.
The writing style of the book is praised for being entertaining and engaging, with readers finding themselves unable to put it down once they start reading. However, some readers mention that there are personal errors and repeated information that can be a bit annoying, but overall, the story is captivating and rich, making it a compelling read.
I take a deep breath of fresh ocean air. Salt invades my senses, the smell of brine overwhelming my nose. I rub it in irritation. The fact that my body and senses are automatically growing stronger ha... - #8
Save:'Overlord' by Kugane Maruyama is a Japanese Light Novel series that has been translated into English. The story revolves around an overpowered main character who is actually evil, unlike typical anti-heroes. Set in a fantasy world with game elements, the book follows the protagonist as he takes over the world after being transported into the world of his video game. The series is known for its detailed world-building, multiple perspectives, and illustrations by So Bin at the beginning of each chapter.
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Save:'Bastard' in the series 'Last Life' by Alexey Osadchuk follows the story of a protagonist navigating a world filled with corrupt authorities, flawed characters, and a unique magic system. The plot picks up speed rapidly after setting the stage and introduces an interesting theme with captivating characters. The main character, Max, is portrayed as competent, overpowered, and uses his intelligence effectively in overcoming obstacles in his path to a comfortable lifestyle. The writing style is described as somewhat original, mixing elements of reincarnation fantasy and isekai genres, creating an intriguing read for fans of such themes.
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Save:'Overpowered Dungeon Boy: Book One' by Benjamin Barreth is a fast-paced and entertaining blend of fantasy and sci-fi elements. The story follows Thomas, a character who has grown up in a dungeon, as he navigates the outside world with his magical abilities. The book features a mix of adventure, humor, and well-developed characters that keep the plot engaging and enjoyable. Despite some initial challenges with multiple points of view, the narrative eventually converges into a cohesive and intriguing storyline that keeps readers hooked.
