Havoc (Legend of the Arch Magus, #4) by Michael Sisa


Havoc (Legend of the Arch Magus, #4)
Title : Havoc (Legend of the Arch Magus, #4)
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Format Type : Kindle Edition
Number of Pages : 250
Publication : Published April 26, 2020

VOLUME 4 OF LEGEND OF THE ARCH MAGUS

An Arch Magus dies, only to find himself in the body of a young man in a medieval Kingdom. He finds out that he is the second son of a Duke, exiled to a desolated town by his own family. Shackled by the notorious reputation of his new shell, he tries his best to develop his domain, implementing new policies and innovations, leading his subjects to prosperity. In this world where magic is undeveloped, he shall once again pave a new path.


Havoc (Legend of the Arch Magus, #4) Reviews


  • Teck Wu

    I give it 5 Magic Towers! What a satisfactory conclusion to the war! More more!

  • Devan

    Just war

    The things I liked about the early books are completely lacking in this one. No city building and no personal growth. This book is entirely about the war effort. Which some might like, but that’s not what I was looking for. I quit at 75% of the way through because at that time the MC had only been in 2 or 3 fights and I got too bored.

  • Steve Naylor

    Rating 4.0 stars

    A good continuation of the series. This one dealt completely with the war between the kingdom and the empire. Lark is given command of part of the army despite most people still thinking he is a spoiled disowned second son of the duke. He is still OP and there are a bunch of "holy shit" moments. For those of you who don't know, those are the moments were someone does something so amazing that everyone just stands around gaping or saying " holy shit". I love those moments. I am hoping for a little more world/town building in the next book.

  • Lanzz

    Buku keempat dalam siri Legend of the Arch Magus, bergenre high fantasi dgn elemen2 medieval, kingdom building, dan sword & sorcery. Plot buku keempat ni seperti buku kedua, banyak menfokuskan pada scene2 peperangan dan pertarungan. Plotnya laju, sekejap jer dah habis baca.

    Plot novel kali ni menfokuskan pada peperangan antara Kingdom of Lukas dengan The Great Empire. Lark Markus ditugaskan untuk mengetuai salah satu pasukan tentera untuk menghalang kemaraan tentera2 The Great Empire...

  • ・❥・jam

    This was probably my favorite among the 8 books/ volumes that I read. It was so action packed! I just love anything that involves warfare it is just so interesting for me especially when you have a genius tactician and overpowered magician as your main character.

  • Karina Halt

    Great read! Recommended!

  • Sydney

    4 Insubordination Is Punishable By Death Stars

    Havoc is the fourth installment into the Legend of The Arch Magus series by Michael Sisa.

    This series is further pulling me into its clutches. Along with King Alvis, whom on every encounter forces me to appraise him again and render his character and intrigue as yet again higher. Like with the final scene of this book.

    The plot:
    So amazingly intense. I absolutely would sup on magical and martial arts style wuxia fights every moment of my life, if adulting didn't require so much of me. The war tactics. The individual skirmishes. The almost infighting you expect at any moment to commence. The only downside, is how much I missed rhe day-to-day operations of Blackstone in this book. Which was far outweighed by the prolific battles, and setup for the rest of the series merely hinted at in these pages.

    The writing:
    I love the way in which the author continues to draw me in. There still a myriad of spelling and grammatical errors that intrude on my fulfilling reading experience. Outside of this minor annoyance, I can't think of anything that detracts from the story as a whole within the authors prose. As there are definitive times that this wordsmith has captured my mind.

    The characters:
    I definitely did not feel there was as much character building, this installment. While we experienced Lark evolving, by some small degree. And further enjoyed the experiences of Austen and George, Along with Vont Aria showing back up and finally betraying her hidden identity, possibly becoming a disciple? Outside of their small numbers, it did not feel as fleshed out with anyone else!

    ....How DARE I almost forget Lui Marcus' suspicions into the veracity of Lark's identity! I can't wait to see how this unfolds. Whether Evander will be able to continue duping everyone into his immersion into the young Marcus' life. And what the fallout may be, if ever discovered.

  • Eric Cooley

    An okay read

    I'm having a difficult time with this series.

    In the first book the Arch Mage dies and is reincarnated in the body of Lark. A spoiled rich duke's 2nd son. He has skills and magic lost for a millennium.
    In this the 3rd book we have the arch mage in war for the kid
    Kingdom against the Empire. We have the main character defeating the enemy.
    Honestly this series is losing it a bit for me. The duke's sons meet and... nothing. Lui the older just accepts Lark's massive jump in skill that should take decades and only took a few years. Just... it didn't spark.

    It is far from bad... just not exciting.

  • Elaina Myers

    Action packed!

    An excellent story! There is a lot of action and several threads come together. The series could end at the end of this book, as it had quite a climactic ending and wrapped up a lot.

    So, I am really happy to know there will be another book. Even though this phase has ended, there is great potential for further adventures for Lark and the other characters.

    Also, I don't recall any grammatical issues, as I saw a few in the last book. So, an excellent job by the editors as well as the author! Those folks have a tough job and I really appreciate their efforts.

  • Janice Derossett

    Imaginative

    After reading these 4 books I've decided I like the jaunty way this guy tells the story. Oh, my gosh, so many grammar errors...but you know what? It's still a darn good story and I enjoyed it all. He manages to pull it all off. I can't give the 5 stars like I'd want because of all the errors, however, I can't wait to read more from this author. In a way, it's like you're in the Blackstone Town tavern and he's the guy spinning a rousing good yarn over a tankard of ale or two. And you want to hear more.

  • Benjamin

    It gets two stars only because the princess is named Esmeralda. I'm sorry, it was too much.


    It's so badly written, my eyes cry out. I don't know what's with the author and a fixation for the word "since", and for extremely badly written grammar. If I didn't know better I'd think this was written by a Turk with no knowledge of English.

    Nonetheless, we finally get a decent magic system, even though our protagonist is so OP there is no hope for anybody else to win against Lark the Mary Sue.

    P.S. The first part of this book has Lark turn into Tywin Lannister, so there's that.

  • Frank Bertino

    Great Read

    Lark is ready. When the King's messenger comes he is ready with his army to answer the call to repel the invaders from the Empire. To do this they must retake a fortress city and defeat legendary enemy generals. I like the action, humor, and a slight hint of romance. The characters feel real and I feel a part of the story. Will there be a bit of romance in Lark's future? A Mage and a Princess are possibilities. I look forward to the next book.

  • Bryan Ikeda

    Simple, but enjoyable

    Most stories involving a hero being projected from an advanced society into a more primitive one involve projecting the hero into the past. In this case the hero is projected into the future, but this makes no effective difference. The main character is so overpowered that no development is necessary. This makes the story simple, but the character is pleasing enough that the story is enjoyable as light entertainment.

  • Jerome

    A sub-par take on the reincarnation sub-genre. It's very clear that the series was never seen by a real editor. The prose are dull and the dialogue is lacking. It's very clear that the author absorbed a lot of shōnen anime/manga/light novels and created a writing style that is essentially "Japanese media localized by amateurs" which ends up with a bunch of cartoonish characters with no substance and a consistently cringy reading experience.

  • Sam

    Reading just to set where it goes

    Feels like a layout or a draft of the story. The prose is weak. Considering it's not part of kindle unlimited but being sold standalone, I've seen other books that give more value for the money.
    Be that as it may, I'll continue reading the story as I want to see where it goes.

  • Kaleb henry Jakovac

    I binge read 1-4 In a few days

    This is a great series for people who like books similar to isekai or reincarnation themed books , the main character is super overpowered but has to restart in a weaklings body and basically start over but with the knowledge of a max level wizard. Not lewd and has solo adventures + army + townbuilding.