Very well written (barely two or three mistakes in 40 chapters), an interesting story presenting a very different Harry Potter from cannon (eidetic memory, a bit introverted, quite obsessed with control, sporty). There's not much in the way of a plot, but it's still too early for that, and till now the author is doing a great job concerning character development. Recommended

Everything's great, though Fujin's character is sometimes quite flimsy. The dude spends years training mostly alone, watches his crush die (and thinks it's for his own good), that's simply human behaviour. But even then, the book is very enjoyable and Fujin's flaw is easy to ignore.

How is he not Jounin level yet?

No not a bot, just someone who liked the novel

Really good novel with a few flaws, but i like it overall: The grammar is pretty good, with errors being far and few between There are frequently new chapters that are released The world background is honestly great with many details The story development is pretty good though a bit quick to my taste. The character design and development isn't great though. Overall, i really like it and recommend it :) [img=recommend]

because of the easy start?

About how he treats the demons, as stated in the novel, it's mainly because he has more trust in his own race rather than in an other like the demons' or the angels', which I think is pretty much normal. About how the other leaders say he is a human race's genius, well you could say it's because of their own pride in their race and maybe idiocy, and to be honest, while it's true that the country is powerful thanks to it's powerful units, it would never have reached such heights without it's leader, as without him it's quite possible for the country to be destroyed quickly in the early stages of the story, which qualifies him to be a genius, and human at that.

Though i agree that the start is a bit easy, i don't quite understand how reading the first seven chapters gives you a good idea of the entire novel.

The difference a saint and a devil in such situations is more about the true reasons, rather than the actions themselves, because there is no such thing as a saint that would let you go after attacking them. In the same way, attacking someone standing in your way isn't being a saint, but neither is it being a devil, since a devil wouldn't need a reason to attack someone, regardless of whether they need to. Besides, it's kill or be killed in those novels, so having mercy and/or pity upon others is like hurting oneself.