Legacy - [A LitRPG Reincarnation Story]

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Description

Lucas doesn't remember his past life.

Oh, he knows he had one, but the exact details--the memories--are lost to him. What he does remember is enough to make him feel as if he does not belong, and little else.

But the world of Anki is vast and unexplored beyond the walls of his village, with monsters and mystery, and a great System of magic that empowers everyone with a Class and Skills. And he is determined to find his place in it.

Seek the very heights of what he can accomplish.

So what do his missing memories mean in the face of that? After all, this is a whole new world, a fresh start. Surely, what he doesn't know couldn't hurt him.

Right?

What to expect:

- Male MC (no baby arc) that uses lightning and healing magic

- Developing writing (this is my first fiction)

- Plenty of exploration into a LitRPG System that takes inspiration from BTDEM and Azarinth Healer

- Primarily wholesome content, but all paths are left open as of this moment

- And lots of[*ding](s)

Current release schedule is 1 Chapter every three days.

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Information

Status
Hiatus
Year
2023
Author
Recaion

Tags

LITRPGACTIONFANTASYADVENTUREMAGICREINCARNATIONDUNGEON CORE

Royal Road Stats

Rating
4.5/ 5.0
Followers
550
Views
294,519

Chapters(79 total)

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Community Reviews(9)

  • Bergil MelnyRoyal Road
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    What a great story, I love the way it was put together and can't wait... *ERROR* utf8-sha256-useless_system Error Detected
    The normal review typing is unable to proceed due to authors excessive use of system authority overrides thus completely eradicating any meaning in the system and any further use of the system as a legitimate way to compare peoples power rating would not be reflective due to many errors.
    As a consequence the reader enjoyment would be removed by having all system information nulled.
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    On a serious note: I greatly enjoyed the setting and the way the store was put on paper and system was a nice accompaniment to the story if not for all those errors and overrides. I makes one thinks that the system is not some great omnipotent independent entity ( mechanism ) that is fair to all as much as physics can be fare but instead some failed experiment of some long forgotten god and is inherently flawed.
    This bring much of the enjoyment of having the system at all, if it's flawed to such a degree how can the reader trust to use it as a point of reference ?
    Putting 5 start as a respect for your efforts and dedication.
  • Weas97Royal Road
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    First of all, thanks to the author for writing the novel, secondly the review:
    The novel so far is good, the plot and the system are a mix of Azarinth Healer, The Reincarnation of Alysara and Beneath the Dragoneye Moons in all their good parts and with a male protagonist who possesses the lightning element and aspires to be a healer Warrior, if you were interested in these worlds from another perspective, you are in luck plus any other surprises that the author adds.
    The pace is a little slow but not really much, there is exploration of the system, the protagonist does not have a baby arc, he does have a good family and seems nice... in short, it is worth the time to read it, it is a very fluid reading and it does not lag. nor does it prolong things unnecessarily, enjoy it.
  • SoulFireMageRoyal Road
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    You are doing a good job.
    There's enough slice of life early on to get into the tale, establish Lucas as a character and get a feel for the story.  It's a nice read without excess OP nature, thus far, yet with hints of it in the future.
    It is quite focused on Lucas right now and does not skip around. Conversely the world building and exposition is quite minimal, which I like as these can appear over time without slowing up the story. The pacing is just right for the type of story it wants to be.
  • EkacquahRoyal Road
    ★★★★★ 4.5
    I like the story and setting. The world building was done in a way that did not feel like it was an info dump. The progression you gain with the MC is often used to unveil more of the world. As opposed to other reviews, I preferred a more mature MC at his age rather than a child being in the driver seat. It just removes the likeliness of stupid mistakes with the MC that I often find aggravating in these types of stories.
    I did have an issue with the overall progression of the MC. It is often implied that he is advanced for his age and has an advantage in his class or unique abilities. This never felt true though. There was never a sense of this when compared to supporting characters. Yes he gets levels. Yes the name of his class and skills implied he had an edge or that he was a cut above. But any conflict or training montages were just so lackluster. He comes off average. Sure he may not need to be beating everyone but let his advantages mean something. Maybe this happens later on but I think the story would be better off if this happened much earlier.
    This is great content and a great piece of work by the author. Unfortunately I get held over in fantasies that take me through a story of one in power.
  • RfaeRoyal Road
    ★★★★ 4.0
    Slice of life slow burn coming of age in a medieval fantasy town. I liked the characters the mc is likeable though I do feel if you aged up the characters it would work a little bit better. It’s a good way to spend some time and I can’t wait to read more.
  • rem_brandtRoyal Road
    ★★★★ 3.5
    I overall like the story and the writing is good. I like some characters and some are annoying, so I think there are fully fleshed out characters in the story and not just card board cutouts for the MC to interact with.
    The MC seems to be a bit too incurious about why he is so different from the other kids (not that he interacts a lot with them). And adults are a bit too accepting of him behaving more like an adult.
    I feel that some things that happen are a bit too convenient. Whenever the MC needs to level up some skills something comes up to help him level exactly that. The MC is very diligent in leveling, though I would have liked it better if he would have had to plan a bit more instead of everything just falling into his lap.
    And for me that is a sign that this story was probably not planned out very well. There seems to be no overarching plot, no real hurdles just mini ones that get solved immediately for a chunk of very convenient XP. Even with the appearance of the goblin horde I kind of lost interest, I'm just not invested enough in the struggles of the MC.
    Maybe I come back later for more. Don't let me scare you off from reading this story. Go see for your self, it is definitively good enough to give it a go.
  • MhadGrinRoyal Road
    ★★★ 3.0
    I like the premise and the system in this story. The first half of book 1 is good, but the last half suffers from both power creep, deus ex machina and sudden OPness.
    A more gradual escalation of levels, stats and enemies would have made this a good novel of it's genre.
    I will not be reading this story any further.
  • grudgeRoyal Road
    ★★★ 3.0
    Was not enough to fully capture my interest.  Once I caught up I don't feel a lot of urge to keep reading.  I don't have specifics for why that is, but all I can say is that it's that way for me.  Not sure what else I can say, I hope you enjoy it more than I did.
  • C_WRoyal Road
    ★★★ 2.5
    The story is alright. It's readable and nothing to bad to stop me from reading.
    But also not really special either.
    Workbuilding is average/ poor its intentionally nerfed. The mc is in remote village and no one talks about the outside world with kids. But the mc also displays he know a little about it at times but the author never expand on it. Hence the poor rating.
    Character are average. They are not 1 deminsional but again not great either.
    Story is basic, many times nerfed for plot points. Chapters are short. But the story is slow. So when the author says book one done after like 60 some chapters it's more like short story is done
    Also not a lot happens in "book 1". Because most of it is slow there is not much content to the book 1.
    Power balancing is off in the story. The class and skill names seem weird/forced. Like a kid who is trying to be an edge lord did the naming.
    All that aside its not a bad read. And entertaining enough I read it all.
    So need more word apparently, dumb requirement. But here are some more words. If you are struggling to for something to read this is worth it.