Really, different plots? The settings and characters are different but the plots all play out in the same way.
btth: boy finds a source of power (with a master inside) and quickly starts rising in strength. Others keep seeing him as just a weak brat whom they can trample over, but he beats them. As he reaches new heights the conflicts become more global and his opponents more powerful. Every now and then he finds a new maguffin to raise his power another level. Also there's a 'magic school' involved.
tgr: boy finds a source of power (a powerful technique/training method) and quickly starts rising in strength. Others keep seeing him as just a weak brat whom they can trample over, but he beats them. As he reaches new heights the conflicts become more global and his opponents more powerful. Every now and then he finds a new maguffin to raise his power another level. Also there's a 'magic school' involved.
wdqk: boy finds a source of power (with a master inside) and quickly starts rising in strength. Others keep seeing him as just a weak brat whom they can trample over, but he beats them. As he reaches new heights the conflicts become more global and his opponents more powerful. Every now and then he finds a new maguffin to raise his power another level. No magic school this time.
In each story becoming stronger happens suddenly just like that. "Boom", and you rise a level, like you're leveling up in a game. In each story techniques and the like are learned by the technique magically flowing into your mind, without having to do any real study and barely any training.
So yea. The same story told three times, just with different settings and characters. I read all three of them and I enjoy them well enough. So no I'm not a hater. But the similarities between the three are glaringly obvious.
So btth and wdqk were made by the same author. And all three of them are basically the exact same story. Feels like this author is a one-hit-wonder tbh. ^^;; I'll congratulate him for being able to sell the same story three times though.