Genius Warlock

It makes you think. And it's wonderful. The atmosphere is a bit like The Lord of The Mysteries, when I say this I mean that it has an air of mystery and seriousness, when you read it it feels like you've been transported to the 20th and 19th centuries. Extremely interesting, made me have new points of life. The things flow in such a natural way, it makes me wait for the new chapters. I love the way human relationships work and the way someone so out of tune with how Oliver reacts to this. I'd like to see his reactions to all sorts of things, he makes me want to hug him because he's so unique and precious. This is extremely high quality, trust me. Want to see various facets of humanity and its most complex emotions? Then read this.

PLEASE READ THIS, it has by far been my favorite book to read, extremely well paced leaving not a moment unspared, great characters and character development especially with the progession we see with Oliver, amazing world building, amazing fight scenes, and power system simple yet unique and really well explained and visualized.

It starts slow, but as the story progresses it gets better and better. If you don't drop it in the first 100 chapters, the experience is always going to be more pleasant. The plot has not many plot holes and the character development is remarkable. The world building is decent, although it is obvious that it refers to the real world (e. g. Landa instead of London). The only downside is the vague power levels, as there is nowhere stated or described, that makes you lose the power progression. I would definitely recommend it to someone fond of magical fantasy. (Also there are not many pure martial classes, so if you are a big fan of them, this may not be a novel for you)

Having already read 100 chapters of this novel, I became quite fond of Oliver. I like how he is gradually growing up and understanding human relationships little by little. He was a blank canvas and as he met the right people he grew and matured emotionally. The possibility that he would have met other types of people and the effect on Oliver's personality is interesting, but this more "human" path is really interesting. Now I can only see Oliver as a good boy, something innocent and something sinister, really paradoxical. Good novel, good protagonist and well developed. Interpersonal relationships were very good, logical, although he encountered quite eccentric people. That, in my opinion, makes it more interesting. I hope it continues this well.

At first I was skeptical when I saw the title but after reading the first couple of chapters I could not stop. The author has a unique writing style and the quality of writing is pretty high. The novel is a decent read for passing the time and is quite suspenseful in parts. Fight scenes within the novel are well written and action packed.

One of the few novels where mc actually does things according to established goals, not some plot induced bs. Despite that, mc doesn't feel like a robot and is just amazing to read about because of his lack of common sense. His genius is really fun to read abt too. Yah

this novel mc was so awesome?? he's intriguing in his way, have unique charm and made you can't stop reading the next chapter. i really like how the story going and how the mc learn after every fight. he nver stop learning and that make him awsome. . i wish there'll be manhwa adaptation later, i wanna see his lack of emotion face

A truly refreshing read after the mass produced arrogant main characters with a harem of women that litter the majority of webnovels. It has a slow start and I found the beginning quite boring so I considered giving a lower score first but I really enjoy the character and the development of the MC.

There is a lot to like about this book and I can see why it has such a high rating. The main character for example is very unique and fun. An emotionless genius learning about the irrational world, and peoples complex emotions, trying to solve emotional problems with cold logic. . But it's also contradictory, because when you read further, he clearly has an emmotional bios when making these decisions, even when he is seemingly emotionless and tranquil. Also the unique traits of the main character get increasingly less unique when they are repeated for +300 chapters. He develops as a character for sure, but the same situations and habits repeat again and again, the further I read, the less enjoyable it gets, and it starts to feel like the author is purposefully dragging the book out.

It's a good read, the translation is good, something that guarantees a fluid read. . . the mc is something unique, as some mentioned, don't expect him to have the ambition to become strong just because, like many shonen novels. . . Of course, the mc is strong, but what is interesting about the novel is the uniqueness of the main character and his "journey" (if you could say that) through the city and his interaction with the people he meets. . . (it's not a slice of life, it tends more to shonen than anything else) ahh and the mc is a genius so he is getting stronger or in other words he is discovering how to use his own power. . .