Magical Fusion Collection, Books 1-4
A Fantasy LitRPG Academy Adventure
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Narrated by:
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Miles Meili
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By:
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Jonathan Brooks
Contains the first four books in the Magical Fusion Series:
The Fusionist
Academic ConFusion
Aetheric InFusion
Global DifFusion
A young man and his axe, along with a magical life he never asked for…
Larek Holsten is different from most people, living in the Kingdom of Androthe where his 7-foot-tall frame is looked at with suspicion and anger from its shorter residents; but as long as it helps him become the best Logger he can be, he doesn’t let it bother him all that much. He and his best friend, an axe with a powerful Fusion that causes it to become sharper and stronger than a normal tool, are feared by the trees in the magical forest north of his home, as he can fell the quickly growing monoliths faster than anyone else in the community.
Unfortunately, after visiting the local village, a deliberate misunderstanding lands Larek in trouble; as a result, he is taken away from his family and the only home he has ever known. Along the way, his dormant magical potential is discovered by those more knowledgeable than him, and he is ordered to attend some sort of academy for Mages.
The problem? Contrary to many who might jump at the chance of wielding powerful magic to fight the monsters that threaten the towns and cities around the Kingdom, Larek has absolutely no desire to become a Mage, especially when he has no choice in the matter. All he wants is to be allowed to return home to his family and to chop down the trees in the Rushwood Forest.
But once he discovers a unique talent that stems from his newly unlocked latent power, he might just have to stick around to see what he can do…
This weak-to-strong MC story contains LitRPG elements such as character progression and statistics, as well as a heavy crafting emphasis. No explicit sexual content or harems.
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An Original Story
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Quite unusual
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a fun different litrpg
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The story is quite long and definitely worth buying, especially if you are a fan of LITRPG.
Amazing story!
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Crafting parts of the book are very very good, but the artificial and illogical difficulties the school is putting on him by banning him from crafting or they kill him, seems ridiculous and even after reveals makes little sense.
If only the narrator would have used the MC's inner monologue voice for his dialogue voice, the narration would have been much better fit to the MC's high intelligence as well as smoother and faster listening experience. Luckily the later books fix this issue.
The MC's massive lack of common knowledge due to the very special circumstances and extreme isolation of his hometown the residents are unaware of is very intriguing approach, however I wish it was handled a bit better and more consistently. There is also a massive clash between the intelligence of the MC and his lack of ability to pick up things not related to magic, and how he keeps constantly changing from super serious student to ignoring everything in class and zoning out during conversations.
Same day: "I am so lonely, no one talks to me and everyone hates me because I am different" "this new roommate is so different and chatty I zone out what he is talking about and just wish he would leave me alone.
Book 2 is slightly better overall, but every single major event is based on so incredibly stupid reasoning it really makes it hard to stomach. Especially everything about the skirmish is some of the worst and most forced writing I have ever come across. This is by far the worst book in the series.
Book 3 & 4 however are where this series starts to really shine. Most of the annoying issues with the storytelling and narration are fixed and the plot and world building start to really shine.
Author seems obsessed with racism in first book. Apart from that it is a good story, that gets much better starting from book 3
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