Comments of The Great Mage Returns After 4000 Years

It’s like a whole load of nothing and everything. It has amazing moments but they will always be eclipsed by some of the lowest-quality plot lines and dialogue ever.

No.
Stopped at chapter 8
a) Unapologetic misogyny. A character sees women as distractions. Objets of desires and not subjects with desires. They lead men to perdition. Derailed them from the path to being great warriors. Thus women are not comrades, equals or warriors. They are weakness or should be insignificant at best. I don't expect this idea to be challenged much...
b) The MC is supposed to be this great magician. I apprehend that he will perform superiority in manners that are superficial... Guy is a grown ass 50+4000 year old. Supposedly he goes to school to gain knowledge on the era he incarnated in but it looks like he's just going to go around showing how superior he is to insignificant people.
c)The author can't write women.

started a long time ago but don't remember where I stoped

"The Great Mage Returns After 4000 Years" follows the story of a legendary mage named Artorias who wakes up after being asleep for 4000 years. As Artorias adjusts to the new world, he realizes that magic has become a forgotten art. But fear not, because Artorias is determined to bring magic back and show everyone what he's made of!

Right from the start, this manga grabs your attention. The artwork is stunning and the action scenes are top-notch. You'll be blown away by the beautifully illustrated battles and the intricate details of the magical world.

Artorias is an amazing protagonist. He's got a mysterious past and a ton of power at his disposal. Throughout the first 28 chapters, you'll see him face off against all sorts of enemies, showcasing his incredible magical abilities. But it's not just about the action. The story also delves into Artorias' personal growth and his quest for redemption.

The world-building in this manga is fantastic. The author has created a rich and immersive universe, filled with magical creatures, ancient artifacts, and a complex magical system. You'll be completely absorbed in the lore and eager to learn more about the secrets of Artorias' power.

"The Great Mage Returns After 4000 Years" also explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and the power of second chances. Artorias forms bonds with other characters who join him on his journey, and their interactions add depth and heart to the story.

Some powerful mage from the past gets into a fight with a "demigod" and gets sealed away for 4000 years. For reason's as yet unknown he is released upon the suicide of a young bullied mage attending an academy. He reincarna- erm... transmigrates(?) as the child who just committed suicide and decides to continue attending the academy to learn about this new modern world as well as get stronger than he was 4000 years ago to get a rematch with the demigod who sealed him.
Not for me. A lot of these stories are male power fantasies and while I usually like them, this is too much for me. <_<;; I'm sure that isn't the case for other people, so I suggest making up your own mind.

Finished chapter 189

might drop this i hate when there is an annoying blushy girl….