Academic ConFusion

Magical Fusion, Book 2

De: Jonathan Brooks

Narrado por: Miles Meili

As Larek uncovers the secrets of his past, he soon discovers that such secrets were probably best kept hidden…

After being kicked out of Crystalview Academy by Dean Wilburt, Larek and his new friends are forced to journey south where he is to continue his studies in yet another Academy named Copperleaf. Along the way, the Logger-turned-Fusionist expands his knowledge of the world and its people – and the world slowly learns about Larek in return.

Arriving at Copperleaf, the fledgling Fusionist soon learns that his new Academy is just as dangerous as Crystalview, but for altogether different reasons. Despite the danger, Larek also has the opportunity to expand his skill in creating Fusions in ways he had never dreamed of before – and there is no Dean ready to punish him for exercising that skill, either.

Unfortunately, dangerous information about who he is and his place in the world will be revealed to him, further muddying the waters of his academic experience. The shock and confusion this dangerous information produces will challenge Larek to new heights as he works to keep his secrets from those who would use them against him.

This weak-to-strong MC story contains LitRPG elements such as character progression and statistics, as well as a heavy crafting emphasis. No explicit sexual content or harems.

©2023 Jonathan Brooks (P)2023 Jonathan Brooks

great follow-up

a great follow-up to the series. I can't wait for the next book in the series.

Fun story

I quite liked the story. It was fun and enjoyable. I was excited to see the competition at the school, which was a nice difference compared to the scisions (so?) from the last book. Wonder what Laerik will get himself up to in the next book!

really enjoyed the story!

very enjoyable world view and good character development! i like the big guy in the land of the "little people" angle and the story behind the story which puts the MC through various trials and tribulations. I'm through book 3 and into the next so wanted give my thumbs up on this interesting series! Excellent narration, but with a few audio editing errors that aren't too distracting.

the progression of the main character

nothing worth writing about that I dislike it's only small things that I would do differently in certain points in the story.

The way the MC is truly coming into his own is absolutely incredible!!

What an amazing continuation to this series!! The MC is truly figuring out who he truly is and what this new life has in store for him. However, with his trusty best friend by his side and people he truly trust and count on, nothing can stop him from accomplishing his goals......or can it? This book is a whirlwind of different emotions that keeps you wanting for more!! Jumping to start the next in the series!!

Great progression!

Please keep them coming the progression is good please don’t let it stall out! This is a fun series.

Absolutely wonderful to see growth potential

I love seeing him start to be able to come out of his shell even despite some traumatic side plots. Really cool to see what he can do with supportive side characters who don’t have to hide 100% of what he is doing and are willing to put up with what they do

Book is deep.

He does not belong to any race. Bring a half-breed. However the humans want him, for his talents. His other race the great ones treat halflings as 2nd class. What none know is he’s actually a prince. And he does not even know… yet.
Really good book/ series. Definitely worth the credit!
Tim V.

academic confusion

this was a great second book I can't wait to pick up the third one I just wonder what he's got in store for the main character so far I like this one as much as I've liked all the rest of his works

Good potential, clunky wording,

Good potential story-wise.  Many elements of the plot of repetitive and redundant. It’s almost like the author didn’t have enough plot points and so tried to fill the gaps with repeated information. Additionally the magic system was sloppy: how fusions worked “felt” inconsistent.