Cullgrade

Self-Published

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Description

Azama Meyos is the best damn freelance mercenary there is. Whether it be to infiltrate a maximum-security prison, become a chef to the president, or even win a beauty pageant, there seems to be nothing he can't do. But one day, he receives his most difficult challenge yet. To help run a school and become a teacher. And not an ordinary one, but a teacher in a school of mages, weirdos and people with supernatural powers!

Armed with only his talent, wit, and a bit of money, the best mercenary now faces his hardest challenge yet.

To deal with and teach troublesome high-schoolers!

Art by @hoja1214

Volume 0 is a bit iffy in quality about half-way through, so feel inclined to start straight at Volume 1. Though you'll miss on some details, it's still enjoyable by itself.

Information

Status: Hiatus
Year: 2022
Author: Armorien

Royal Road Stats

Rating: 4.6/ 5.0
Followers: 41
Views: 34,026

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Community Reviews(2)

PizzaPizzaRoyal Road
★★★★★ 5.0
Imagine a certain witty, Wizard for hire in Chicago became a broad strokes freelance mercenary.
Now, put him in charge of Charles Xavier's school from the X-men, or name your favorite school of magic users.
This story be kind of like that all the time.
Who this is for: People who like MCs who are witty, flippant, hypercompetent without taking themselves too seriously. The story's MC is very much a Lloyd Forger type from Spy x Family in skills, and like I said, his personality reminds me of Harry Dresden.
Wanna see what happens when you put that guy in charge of a classroom of superpowered kids? Tune in.
GetnaenaedRoyal Road
★★★★★ 4.5
This story follows a whimsical yet competent MC, similar to Ryan Romanov in The Perfect Run. It doesn't take itself very seriously, and is ridden with memes yet able to maintain a great storyline.
Style is a bit clunky at times but works. My favourite part of the Author's style is that exposition is littered through many subtle lines across the chapters instead of dumping it all on one paragraph. An over-arching plot has even been hinted at through these lines.
Story Nothing much has happened yet, but seeing as it's still at 12 chapters, it's ok. At the pace of the story, something interesting should happen in the next few chapters.
Characters are Azamazing. The dialogue feels natural, albeit some grammar mistakes here and there that detract from it. The well-drawn drawings and the supplementary descriptions also give the reader a very easy time imagining the characters.
Grammar is the Author's weakest point. There's a bunch of mistakes here and there and I recommend for the writer to download a grammar checker to help him write. The grammar mistakes aren't that distracting though and no-where near awful, so it's not so bad.
In conclusion, give it a try if you like Deadpool-esque MCs and solid worldbuilding.