Return of the Runebound Professor [BOOK 8 STUBBED]

I enjoyed the first 20-40 chapters. Since then, worldbuilding, environmental descriptions, system development, and most of all dialogue and character development have decreased in quality drastically. 

Almost all characters are heavily flanderized (this character only likes food, this other character is only lazy). 

Story tone is all over the place (Supposed ancient godlike beings sit on sofas and eat popcorn while gossiping about the main character on TV, previously were serious immortal cosmic entities; dangerous assassin repeatedly talks about picnics and sandwiches now). 

Barebones environmental descriptions. 

Main character doesn't act like a (music) teacher despite it being part of the main premise, more like a moody teen or teenage anime protagonist. Very little introspection, lots of jumping straight to asymmetric violence.

Our protagonist has been isekaied into someone else's body, and he'd rather nobody find out he's not the original owner. Of course, that means he's going to have to figure out a lot of stuff real quick. It doesn't help that the previous owner wasn't well-loved by his colleages.

There is so much mystery packed into this story, and I am here for it. What was the deal with the original owner? What's up with this magic system? Some other questions that I'm not going to spoil here.

The prose is solid, the grammar basically perfect. The story itself is engaging and my only complaint is that there's not enough of it to binge yet. Given the author's promised update schedule, I feel like anyone reading this review in a month or two won't be able to make that complaint.

My biggest gripe is ultimately a small nit-pick. Other characters seem far too accepting of the protagonist's lack of knowledge on, well... everything. The in-story excuse used to justify it is not, in my mind, solid enough to protect him from the consequences of his questions. But maybe we'll see the fall out of that and I'll be back updating this to a 5-star across the board review. Time will tell.

Does seem pretty cool, but haven't read too much just yet to give my full ideas

Liking it so far, probably will update later if I read more but looked at this mainly because of the name of the mc

Just wanted to say... Noah... infinite... (found it funny how the names are pretty similar to another novel i like)

Fast paced action adventure with mostly likeable characters. 

The good:  The magic system is neat and pretty well fleshed out.  The characters are fun.  The prose and dialog are great and snappy.  

The not as good:  The bad guys are not very smart.  Not all of them are stupid but like 40% of intelligence and prone to bad luck. It makes it a little less satisfying when they are dealt a setback.   The characters can also be a little one dimensional.  

Overall a very enjoyable read. The characters are interesting, the world building is fantastic, the magic system is unique without being too over the top. The protagonist of the story is both clever, and a decent person. A breath of fresh air compared to other somewhat similar Isekai.  I binged the whole thing over a few days and regret that I don't have more to binge.

This is a story about a character with some past issues being reborn into a cool new fantasy world with a cheat ability, It is fairly cliche in its base concept, however the exectution is done incredibly well, also; the story has many cool unique twists that slightly change the elements making it feel different enough in many ways that it doesn't feel like a copy+paste at all.

If there are any grammar mistakes then they haven't been noticeable enough for me to care, so thats another department that this story nails.

The writing is very well done, with very believable characters, the reactions of people to the man character do feel a little strange sometimes, this however is explained by the fact that the original "host" was a social outcast making said interactions easier to believe.

The one complaint I may have is how slow things seem to be moving at this point, not to say that the story is filled with filler, however I do feel like this story will take a very long time to finish in its entirety and I truly hope the Author can stick around for that long. Either way, A very good read and definitely worth a follow.

Really love this story. Fun pacing and great chars.

What else to say to fill the word count... One of the few stories to really mess up my sleep cycle from bingereading. Love the mix between worldbuilding and action. This needs to go on for quite a while longer! 

Lee is one of my favorite chars. 

Sorry about copying review.i just wanted to fill limit and give 5 stars

It's a slow burn story. I love it. I've no idea where the story is going, but I love the path Actus is taking us down.

Also, if the Author is reading this. Some people don't realize that making relationships (friendships) takes time, and you have to be in the right mindset to accept it. And that takes time as well.

I absolutely love the mc main gimmick, from what i see there isnt many stories involved the mc able to come back to life infinitely other than death loop power but this one is wayyy better and more fun (able to kys in front of your friends many times and they remembered? Heck yeah!) I also love how the mc uses his power and very good at talking and bullshitting his way out.

My only problem is some arc feel drag out and some characters feel so one sided.

Overall 9/10 im addicted to this:’)

No spoilers in this review!

This story is fantastic. I have spent the last 5 days reading basically non-stop (25+ hours), it has taken over my entire focus in a good way. 

The worldbuilding is fantastic, every character introduced has a purpose, a role to play in the greater plot. The students feel like students, how the characters treat each other feels natural. The main character is neither a good or bad guy but feels realistic for what he goes through and how he develops. 

At times the characters make "objectively" dumb decisions but it never feels out of character. The main character is impulsive and sometimes careless but for good reason (can't say more without spoilers). 

Character growth is slow and steady and has yet to feel forced or too fast/slow.

The power system is complex and wonderful, the author never feels the need to explain it to you as if your dumb like I've seen in similar stories. Even at 300+ chapters, we know most of how the system works but there are still questions which I love! 

The fight scenes are great. The characters use their powers in interesting ways when they need to and aren't afraid to mix it up when it's not working. The fights are well described and the monsters (the intelligent ones) actually fight in a way an intelligent creature should.

I cannot recommend this story enough and I eagerly await seeing where it goes from here.