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The blueprint, the GOAT and the Gold Standard.
Back-in-time plot to save brother, change the hunterverse world to prevent tragedies and MC OP growth through nurturing both hunters and creatures.
Beautiful art, hilarious characters and wholesome moments that make this a must re-read always.
The GOAT of cool-headed MCs with loads of nurturing and growth.
The novel is massive in scope but essentialy... isekai into novel. MC is gifted in memorisation and so knows the novel world inside and out. MC only wants to live in peace and take it easy and laze around... Jinxed it and now he is involved with loads of key characters.
Acts like he does not like it but adores his wards, cares about his companions and wants to save people.
Hilarious story of an alien who isekais and rebirths into hunterverse Earth with the purpose of taking it easy.
Why? Because Alien MC is an overworked, office Archwizard in his home planet.
Problem? The body he possesed was an F rank hunter with nothing to his name.
Through his wisdom as Archwizard, experiences and absolute luck, he traverses through this strange world with loads of misunderstanding, awkwardness and hilarity.
Rare mention; I enjoy the female characters here.
Online RPG manifest in the real world and the people who played the game become their characters.
MC played the game in his teens until his family's business went kaput.
Now that the game is real? He melds with his OC. Problem? He made his character in his teen edgelord era, and so OC is cringe!
Though cringe and an aura farmer... the OC is from a class long gone; one that is OP
Hilarious read and good art.
Read if you like "illusion mage from another world"
Overworked Office worker MC isekais into dark fantasy RPG as a 3rd-born aristocrat destined to die.
To avoid his life ending prematurely, he adopts the 5 great evils when they are children and sponsors them, trying to guide them to a better life.
OP because MC was a master of the RPG game and knows the tricks to be strong.
Also, his 5 children worship him and are overprotective of him.
Like" Illusion hunter" loads of misunderstandings, good art and funny moments.
Lost track of this story and I have been desperately trying to find it again. Now, it is in this list. Why? Alchemist becomes God.
MC finds book that transports him to a garden that allows him to grow and harvest rare ingredients that help service a hunterverse world. Catch? The garden also has a miniature observatory of the world! Allowing him to intervene as needed.
n: Made some prior comments on how the Hyejij was being sidelined but now she is back in the linelight, which is great.
Hilarous and wholesome story of isekai hero who saved the otherworld (Terra) to return to earth (hunter-verse)
He opens a diner to cook food from Terra to serve to Earth hunters to, both, make them suffer, and, strengthen them against the calamity of the gates opening all over the place.
Big father and paternal energy from MC, who is nurturing, carefree and witty.
Wonderful read.
Side note - the charicature of the characters remind me of 90s Japanese 4koma comics.
Mage agent for powerful magic family betrays his master by stealing a powerful tome. Master of the house finds out and kills him. His last wish to be free is granted by the book and he regresses back in time to when he was a child.
Retaining his memory and skills, he decides to rewrite history, and both live the free life he always wanted and get revenge on his former masters.
MC is a powerful mage, often understimated.
According to those familiar with the source, no romance.
Male MC isekais into a hatchling dragon in a fantasy world. He has an overprotective father and when the father must go away on business he inadvertently warps away from his mountain peak home and must make the long journey home, whilst babysitting his 2 friends.
OP because dragons are OP, his friends are ridiculous sometimes but so fun (imagine an 8 year old dual wielding swords and killing undead left and right while giggling)
Chimera hunter dies inside gate after years of servitude and revives, no longer under control of his handlers. He decides to live inside the gate and enjoy the easy life.
Whilst brutal in some aspects, this story has themes of fatherhood, childhood trauma, rebuilding friendships and building a new life after so much pain. And growth, so much growth; barriers coming down so we can be closer to those we love.
Worth it. Absolitely worth it.
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