Misato Kyoichiro, the leader of the strongest group of adventurers, the "Golden Seekers," was betrayed by his comrades and left to die. 1x2s5f
"I won't just die like this!!"
In his final moments, he activated a reincarnation spell. Kyoichiro successfully reincarnated twenty years later as a student named Asai Kyosuke, a wielder of the "Void" attribute.
"Void" is an attribute mocked for being "attributeless," but Kyoichiro knew the truth of this attribute, thanks to the "Time" attribute he had in his previous life.
The "Void" attribute has the potential to sur the "Time" attribute, which was seen as the strongest in his lifetime. Thus, reborn as Asai Kyosuke, he returns to the Adventurer Academy, determined to purge all evil from society; all to get revenge on his former comrades, who betrayed him out of greed.
And...
"Asai Kyosuke, I won't let anyone look down on you ever again."
...to reach the peak of strength, something he could not achieve in his previous life.
5 Chapter (Ongoing)
the mc literally has the power to see the future... but he did not see that he will be betrayed. like... what?
don't even get me started on their reasoning as to why they betrayed the mc... its dumb but the plot hole of the mc not seeing it coming is even dumber.
there was literaly no explanation as to how they were able to catch someone with future sight off guard. with such an overpowered ability like that, you MUST think outside of the box and come up with some insane 5D Chess strats. here it just happened because plot.
absolute lazy writing.
... Last updated 2 months ago
Chapter 1 started promising. Love betrayal and revenge. Then he reincarnates 20 years in the future, kinda bummed since it would have been interesting to see his enemies develop but whatever.
He gets the “Void attribute” which was interesting for about 2 s. The Void attribute is literally just “imagination” like.. anything you can imagine you can do. Healing, conjuring, he even erases computer data.
So we’re less that 3 chapters in and he’s a level 1 in a level 30+ gate putting in minimal effort and slaying everyone.
All of this I might have been able to cope with if it weren’t for very bad dialogue and corny interactions.
I’m not sure who the target audience is, since toddlers can’t read, but this isn’t good or interesting or worth your time if you’re over the age of 5.
