He was reborn as a destitute person with ss rank magic. In a world where magic was everything, he had been given a second chance. However, instead of being blessed with great power and wealth, he found himself in a situation worse than before. Born into poverty, he was now destitute and powerless. But there was a twist. Despite his luck, he possessed an incredibly rare and powerful form of magic - ss rank magic.
Overall this book was so unfinished, and it sounds as if Liir’s story won’t be picked up again until book 4, which I will not be reading because I have concluded that I have no need to read anything by Maguire ever again. Other authors have a habit of overexplaining, but Maguire consistently underexplains. He throws random weird ass words at you and expects you to keep up even though he does nothing to further your understanding of this world that he’s trying to convey. I don’t mind books that throw you in head first and illuminate as they go along, but nothing is clear in Maguire’s writing and it would’ve been nice to have some inkling of what exactly skarks are. I thought maybe that was his special word for horses, but horses do in fact show up elsewhere in the books, so that’s not it. I’m beginning to think this is what one of my coworkers meant when he said that Maguire has his own little pidgin, and if you don’t get it he can’t be bothered to explain it.
The narrative is not chronological for the first part of the book in the first two sections Under the Jackal Moon and The Service the narrative shifts between the time when Liir left Kiamo Ko after the death of Elphaba and the time when Candle and Liir leave the Cloister. I don t mind books that throw you in head first and illuminate as they go along, but nothing is clear in Maguire s writing and it would ve been nice to have some inkling of what exactly skarks are.
Despite his luck, he possessed an incredibly rare and powerful form of magic - ss rank magic. It was said that those who possessed this kind of magic could shape the world and bend reality to their will. But how could this be, when he had nothing but the rags on his back? Determined to rise above his circumstances, he vowed to master his ss rank magic and change his fate.
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With every setback and challenge he faced, he grew stronger and more determined. Through sheer willpower and determination, he slowly discovered the untapped potential within himself. Practice by practice, he honed his skills and learned to wield his ss rank magic as if it were an extension of his own being. And as he grew stronger, so did his influence on the world around him. People began to take notice of the destitute person with ss rank magic, and they were in awe of his abilities. No longer defined by his past circumstances, he became a force to be reckoned with. With his ss rank magic and unwavering determination, he carved a path towards success and prosperity. The story of the destitute person with ss rank magic became a tale of hope and resilience, inspiring others to overcome their own obstacles and chase their dreams. It taught them that greatness could be found in the most unexpected of places, and that power did not always lie in wealth and privilege. In the end, he proved that even the most desperate of situations could be turned around with the right mindset and a little bit of magic..
Reviews for "The Call of Destiny: A Reborn Man's Extraordinary Path with SS Rank Magic"
1. Ashley - 2 stars
I was really disappointed with "He was reborn as a destitute person with ss rank magic". While the concept of being reborn with powerful magic sounded intriguing, the execution fell flat. The plot was predictable and lacked depth, with the protagonist effortlessly overcoming every obstacle with his OP magic. The supporting characters were underdeveloped and lacked personality, making it hard to feel invested in their journey. Additionally, the writing style was simple and repetitive, with unnecessary info-dumping and a lack of descriptive language. Overall, it felt like a missed opportunity to explore a fascinating concept in a more meaningful way.
2. David - 1 star
I regret wasting my time on "He was reborn as a destitute person with ss rank magic". The story was full of clichés and lacked any originality. The protagonist's sudden acquisition of overpowered magic made the entire plot feel contrived and unconvincing. Furthermore, the pacing was inconsistent, with long periods of filler content that did nothing to advance the story. The dialogue was stilted and lacked nuance, often resorting to tired tropes and cheesy one-liners. Overall, this novel was a bland and forgettable read that failed to leave any impression.
3. Emily - 2 stars
"He was reborn as a destitute person with ss rank magic" had an interesting premise, but unfortunately, it fell short in its execution. The characters lacked depth and development, making it hard to connect with their struggles and triumphs. The world-building was weak, with little explanation or exploration of the magic system or the larger fantasy world. The pacing was uneven, with rushed plot points and slow sections that dragged on. Additionally, the writing style was simplistic and lacked flair, failing to create a sense of excitement or intrigue. Overall, it was a disappointing read that failed to live up to its potential.