All STR Sorcerer

[MangaDex]

 

[sumaria]

Pretty mid. It's a generic power fantasy with a Hogwarts-like shallow copycat setting. No companions so there's no one the protagonist can actually bounce against, nor is there a deep plot beyond "get more power." Thus, not really interesting.

 

[EarlySunrise]

Pretty mid. It's a generic power fantasy with a Hogwarts-like shallow copycat setting. No companions so there's no one the protagonist can actually bounce against, nor is there a deep plot beyond "get more power." Thus, not really interesting.

broski chill its only 20 chapters in, at least let them cook for season 1 then talk shit fam

 

[GridLite]

ngl it's just not my cup of tea. it's weird at least for me that despite being a social outcast and a hotspot for bullies, his social skill is topnotch as if he's a natural born conman. you know it's fiction when despite the bullying, mc didn't developed a weird coping mechanism or victim mindset lmao like for me it's gonna be much more reasonable if he developed a weird twisted sense of thrill from justice seeking by humiliating arrogant people but nah he's just gonna be the most generic mf as if he wasn't bullied or even faced heartbreaking events.

 

[Graves33]

Latest chapter is only about 30% translated and the rest in the original Korean

 

[sedition]

These Korean power fantasies are really just not trying any more. This one throws the whole kitchen sink into the story without thinking about any of the necessary world building or character development.

Magic muscle player cheat close range I'm the strongest god's avatar school fantasy gobbledygook.

 

[Unk_D]

4/10 too much generic

 

[gracecfe]

A guy who had setback and look down for 6 years to make a comeback as a powerful person without sense of preservation as he outright rejects the crown prince offer and confront the Wizard King like a hero with strong plot armour.
Any set back or challenges will just be solved easily with his overwhelming power so he can act as he please.

 

[puppetdoll]

In this world, mages seems to only be able to do projectiles and the occasional vine snare. MC has a condition were he cannot conjure mana outside of his body, so he does the most logical thing as a genius mage with inhumane reserves of mana: spend 6 years trying to launch a fireball.
It takes him becoming the reincarnation of some dragon dude and inheriting his ancient knowledge and secret techniques to think that he can maybe walk and move to the target with that giant fireball that is apparently stuck to his fingers. It really is the superior way to use magic, as demonstrated in the target accuracy test; because you can apparently simply go punch the target instead of firing at a set distance. Imagine that someone at an archery competition just stuck all arrows in the target by hand and everyone reacting like he is a genius.
Add to this: a blue status window that only he can see giving him massive stats boost for simple quests, a time slow, minimap and appraisal as his first skills and a small annoying animal mascott to expo dump.

This is perfectly generic and not worth your time.
If you are looking for similar magic action in school setting longstrips, A Returner's Magic Should Be Special, The Beginning After the End and The Infinite Mage are all way more interesting in their magic systems, world building and character development.