Magic Level 99990000 All-Attribute Great Sage

6.5/10
Read: 5/5+
Bookmarked? Yes. 

Never in my life have I been this tripped over by reading a manga. Though I call it a manga, the author has seemingly been disowned by Japan due to the fact of the manga having the same art style as a manwha. Digressing from this, a Korean art style mixed with a typical academy reincarnation manga plot can not result in a bad read. Though it’s not bad, it’s not that good. Every cliche we know possible in a Japanese plot was used, testifying to the author’s heritage (SO WHY THE HELL DOES THIS HAVE COLOR). The main character seemed to have kept his original powers and roams around with no real purpose other than not going overboard. Along with this, the stereotypical side characters are included so there is no real connection to be formed. As a manga, it’s a pretty good time passer but that’s about it. Besides for the great amount of confusion, it’s not like the art style is a bad thing, it’s just weird seeing it with this type of plot. With as many hypothetical situations and plot holes this includes, it is near impossible to think of this as anything greater than a supplement for boredom. This review may have come off as discriminatory but I didn’t mean it in that way. It’s not that bad considering I probably like manwha art styles the best out of the three. 

PS: I read the first chapter going with the flow of the art style, thinking it was a manwha, but I remembered the only reason I clicked this was to read a new manga. To this moment, I’m still confused. I can not tell you the amount of times I’ve checked if the author was Japanese.

Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired)
10- God’s penmanship
9- Must-read. Drop everything else.
8- Instant bookmark
7- Entertaining
6- Good to past time
5- Nothing good nor bad
4- Lacks basics
3- bad. 
2- Tr@sh
1- W@ste of time
0- Why?

Unless there is a Christmas miracle/curse, all scores are finalized, and I have an innate bias towards stories with snip-bits of romance.