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Seirei Gensouki: Spirit Chronicles Omnibus #1
Seirei Gensouki: Spirit Chronicles: Omnibus 1 (Light Novel) (Volume 1) (Seirei Gensouki: Spirit Chronicles
Contains the complete Volumes 1-2!
Rio has known nothing but solitude, hunger, and an overwhelming thirst for revenge. But from the humble beginnings of a poor orphan comes a rebirth that turns the Galarc Kingdom on its head. Rio's awakened magical abilities―and a chance encounter with royalty―earn him a ticket to the most prestigious academy in the land. Naturally, the orphan boy catches the judgmental eye of more than a few nobles, though he is ever under the watchful gaze of a beautiful and doting instructor. Through his trials and tribulations, Rio’s prowess opens the door to an adventure spanning continents, international incidents, love triangles―even an assassination attempt by an adorable werefox girl. Can Rio find himself while protecting the ones he loves? The stakes have never been higher as worlds collide!
Rio has known nothing but solitude, hunger, and an overwhelming thirst for revenge. But from the humble beginnings of a poor orphan comes a rebirth that turns the Galarc Kingdom on its head. Rio's awakened magical abilities―and a chance encounter with royalty―earn him a ticket to the most prestigious academy in the land. Naturally, the orphan boy catches the judgmental eye of more than a few nobles, though he is ever under the watchful gaze of a beautiful and doting instructor. Through his trials and tribulations, Rio’s prowess opens the door to an adventure spanning continents, international incidents, love triangles―even an assassination attempt by an adorable werefox girl. Can Rio find himself while protecting the ones he loves? The stakes have never been higher as worlds collide!
- GenresLight NovelFantasyManga
464 pages, Paperback
Published March 2, 2021
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October 12, 2021
It's amazing what having world building and character development will do for a story - and since both of those things were left out of the anime adaptation, I'm particularly appreciating them here. The second half of the second volume, set in the village of the spirit folk, isn't quite as good as the rest of the omnibus, but I really do like the author's more reasoned take on isekai and how Haruto and Rio are two completely separate people based on the worlds they grew up in.
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