i am a waste light novel

I don't know if it's popular. It could be that it's just starting out and not yet widely known, or it could be a niche light novel that only appeals to a small number of readers who are interested in its particular take on the idea of being a 'waste' in the context of the story.

One possible theme could be self - discovery. The idea of feeling like a 'waste' might lead the character to explore who they really are and what they can become.

Well, without more context, it's hard to say much. It could be a self - deprecating title where the protagonist has a low opinion of themselves. Maybe they start off as a 'waste' but then go through a journey of self - discovery and improvement in the light novel. For example, they could be a student who is failing at school and is seen as a waste by others, but then finds a hidden talent or purpose.

It's hard to determine if it's popular without more information. Just based on the title alone, it doesn't seem to be one of those highly publicized light novels. But there could be a passionate fan base for it that we're just not aware of, especially if it has been self - published or has a very specific target audience that it caters to really well.

One similar light novel could be 'Re:Zero − Starting Life in Another World'. It also has a main character who initially seems out of place and has to struggle in a new and often unforgiving world.

No, it isn't. 'I was waste' is an improper construction. If the intention was to say something like 'I was a waste' it would still be an unusual and not very standard way of expressing oneself. And then 'light novel' is just tacked on without proper grammar to connect it. So overall, it's not a proper sentence.

Since I don't know the exact 'I was a waste' light novel, it could potentially deal with themes of redemption. The main character could start off in a low point in their life, thinking they are worthless or a waste. Then through various events like making new friends, finding a passion, or facing challenges, they gradually transform and find value in themselves.

It's not a very common or clear phrase. 'I was waste' might be an incorrect or very idiosyncratic use. Maybe it was supposed to be 'I was wasted' which could imply being extremely tired or under the influence in a more informal sense. And 'light novel' is a type of Japanese novel, often with anime - like illustrations. So perhaps the person is trying to say something about a past state in relation to a light novel in a rather unclear way.

Yes, it is quite popular. It has an interesting plot and unique characters that attract a lot of readers.

It's not that straightforward. Many factors come into play, like your skills, opponents' abilities, and the rules of the fictional world. So, it's tough to determine if you're truly the strongest just based on your perception.