Blue mage
Self-Published
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Description
The end of the world is the best thing that ever happened to Jace. All of his life things have gone well until now. Now Jace has graduated college but can't get a job in his chosen field due to this young age. Watch as a depressed Jace learns to enjoy a new monster eat monster world.
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Information
- Status
- Cancelled
- Year
- 2021
- Author
- Accidental_Loop
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Royal Road Stats
- Rating
- 3.8/ 5.0
- Followers
- 113
- Views
- 46,056
Chapters(40 total)
- Blue mage is dead, Long live Jace!May 8, 2025
- Chapter 39: The big mealNov 1, 2021
- Chapter 38: MomentumOct 29, 2021
- Chapter 37: If it bleedsOct 27, 2021
- Chapter 36: Let the games begin!Oct 25, 2021
- Chapter 35: The last lieutenantOct 22, 2021
- Chapter 34: The PhylacteryOct 20, 2021
- Chapter 33: PainOct 18, 2021
- Chapter 32: HeroicsOct 15, 2021
- Chapter 31: Bloody IceOct 13, 2021
- Chapter 30: Copy catOct 11, 2021
- Chapter 29: Even the best plansOct 8, 2021
- Chapter 28: ANOTHER MEETING UGHOct 6, 2021
- Chapter 27: Just ChillinOct 4, 2021
- Chapter 26: The DragonOct 1, 2021
- Chapter 25: Above humanSep 29, 2021
- Chapter 24: The best mealSep 27, 2021
- Chapter 23: Crack in the iceSep 24, 2021
- Chapter 22: The Ice QueenSep 22, 2021
- Chapter 21: The monkey kingSep 20, 2021
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Community Reviews(1)
- UmbraicRoyal Road★★★★★ 4.5Overall: The story flows well and the characters that are introduced are meaningful. A few grammatical errors here or there, but not enough to ruin the immersion. Jace's change throughout the story was thorough and he had a straightforward path of progression. One of my favorite genres of literature is murderhobo progression fantasy with some character development sprinkled in. (Like Full Murderhobo by Dakota Krout)
Style: Love the way the author writes, it fits my preferences nicely. While there were a few times that the formatting was off, or something similar, the writing style is something that I can get behind.
Story: The story is evenly split between character development, numbers go up, and context. Flows smoothly from topic to topic. There was minimal filler content, and there were some comedic aspects.
Grammar: As mentioned above, there a few grammatical errors here and there, but not enough to ruin the immersion. I think I only noticed three, all of which were not spelling, but word replacement (think autocorrect). The author also used a variety of words, not just "said" or repeated a facial expression.
Character: Jace and Luke go through some good character development, but the other side characters, not so much, with Elizabeth and Tabitha being the only other characters to have some semblence of development.