The 1.000 year Great Sage

Information

Status

Hiatus

Year

2019

Author

krushandkill

• Side Story: Meeting the Elfians By Aria, The Goddess of Creation
  Feb 19, 2019
• Chapter 4 – 5 years later
  Feb 17, 2019
• Chapter 3
  Feb 17, 2019
• Chapter 2
  Feb 17, 2019
• Chapter1 – 15 years before
  Feb 17, 2019
• Prologue
  Feb 17, 2019

Reviews

Community Reviews(10)

• Silent nightRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  This book is fun to read. It reminds me of the story the first archmage. It keeps drawing me in
• Tmq5521Royal Road

  ★★★★ 4.0

  This story is a nice light hearted somewhat comidic fantasy. The writing style is unique and somewhat unusual, however after reading several chapters I found it quite enjoyable.
• agmmagmRoyal Road

  ★★★★ 4.0

  Sorry but MC is kinda lets say not smart and 15years old + evil mage laughter hmm it is not normal or here we go again thing. Actually it is creepy as f.
  Novel is slice of life novel with isekai japanese male type but this time our sage is european guy
• eddwineddieRoyal Road

  ★★★★ 4.0

  As of chapter 50 i have seen an huge improvment in the author from the start of th story. In the beginning the story read like a script and was lacking in description of places and was generlary hard to follow.
  some things i like are
  the characters are fun and interact like friends
  the magic system is growing and flushing out
  op mc but he trained for it and didnt just wish to be op
  some of the things i dislike or make reading annoying are
  when the MC meats the king or refers to people with a rank he constantly refers to them as their position like every sentence. usualy a person of lower status will add a my lord on the end of a sentence and a higher ranked noble may add baron or just leave the title out.
  the characters relationships feel rushed and just feel like something a child would do ie i see a perty girl and tell her he likes her after a few chapters and then they start talking about mariage like right after they start going out.
  The magic system is said to be forgotten but there are ancient creatures that could have taught any newer race what they were doing wrong or how to improve
  Spoiler: Spoiler
  with the MC constantly telaporting and the little use of discriptave words the worlds feels tiny like when the mc faught the empires army how there are no discrptive words to explain the size of the army or how tme mc goes to the capital of the empire and we arenot told how far he travled or what, it makes it seem like stuff happens near instantly
  this Story suffers in the plot department just because the plot is loose, the mc just needs to help the world develop, and there is alot glossed over or said only once
  Spoiler: Spoiler
  like how the mc travled the world but the readers dont get any side stories or anything just a small paragraph saying it happened or how he faught this half sister and lost every birthday or even that he had a half sister
  overall even with the missing parts and the awkward style this story is good and as the reader i can see the author vi
• PunthieRoyal Road

  ★★★★ 3.5

  Edit: My review still stands, BUT, the author reached out and said that grammatic corrections were welcome and I'm happy that the author is willing to learn and let others assist. I have seen chapters where others have helped and the author has altered wording to update and fix errors. I can't wait to see what it looks like later, and hope others appreciate the efforts the author is going to.
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  The story is written mostly in script style, leaving a fair amount to the imagination. Most characters have no more detail than gender and hair colour, but, you know what? I don't mind that.
  The author is at least consistent with characters, but seems to maybe over express with emotional reactions of characters. Reactions are usually a little over the top.
  The setting is intriguing to me. A person of the goddesses choosing, brought to her adopted world to help it progress, given a couple of gifts and a purpose. Main character learning about this world as he goes, even with a few year time skips rather than slogging through years of basically useless growth. Even the side characters are sometimes interesting and useful for plot or MC growth.
  The main drawback I have as a reader is writing style, grammar, and to a degree, spelling. Being written in script style, it is primarily dialogue. This does detract from the world a bit, but, I'm still comfortable in being able to describe the world.
  The character interaction is mostly lighthearted and jovial, while the magic of the world is an interesting take on traditional magic genres.
  The thing that makes me wince and want to stop reading is incorrect tenses (saw-see, my-me), and spelling (now-know). While the words are technically spelt correctly, they still jar a little when hitting them in a sentence. Another thing that gets me a bit is slang/dialogue. The world is supposed to be primarily Japanese inspired, but a lot of dialogue could be mistaken for modern English.
  All that said, I am still, weirdly, enjoying the story. This is
• CiainaRoyal Road

  ★★★ 2.5

  Good ideas, but your writing style... Let's just say that whoever compared it to a script nailed it.
  Prefacing every bit of dialogue with the name of who is talking is jarring, and destroys the flow. Not a problem in a script, but pretty glaring in a novel.
  Obviously someone downvoted that review, because constructive criticism is bad  right?
• KaapstadMKRoyal Road

  ★★★ 2.5

  I'll start off with the good:
  You have an interesting concept and premise for your story and a very good introduction and initial chapters. I like what you're trying to do and what your goal is. Keep it up.
  Where you fall flat is in the execution.
  I understand English might not be your first language and I haven't seen a lot of chapter comments helping you with vocabulary and grammar. Nonetheless, that is definitely an area to work on, perhaps by finding a proofreader.
  The other problems are in style and layout. For layout, the biggest problem is how you write your dialogue. Other commenters have likened it to the script for a play, and I partly agree. Things that will help are using quotation marks and periodically indicating who is speaking - especially if more than two people are involved in the dialogue.
  From a stylistic standpoint, I'm not sure how to help you. It's not so much an issue of pacing, but of tone and maturity. This is something that is likely to develop over time, with age, practice, and exposure. So, don't give up. Keep reading and writing.
  To sum up, this story has an enjoyable premise and a relatively original plot. It's worth the read if the reader can push past problems of style and grammar.
• WayneRoyal Road

  ★★★ 2.5

  It's a passable story so far in the form of concept. However it suffers from a lot of problems.
  Generic reincarnation isekai tale where the main character gain OP abilities & is adored, gets to know all the super important people super quickly. There's no real sense of conflict, though I'm only at chapter 15, maybe the author will introduce some actual antagonists that pose a threat later. Females dominate all relationships because of course they do.
  Probably the most egregious part of this tale is that it's in desperate need of a proof reader as the grammar and spelling is painful in parts. The formatting of thought & speech & action is also troublesome.
• kjoatmonRoyal Road

  ★★ 2.0

  The writer does things like:
  Me - this and that
  Mom - Bla, bla, bla.
  This needs a lot of work to get it out of script form and into book form. Then it will be much easier to read.
• Timeseer2Royal Road

  ★ 1.0

  Usual uninspired characters that are typical in a reincarnation story, nothing exceptional but there is some potential. Sadly phrasing and the writing style hamper this story to the extreme. Practically impossible to read.