No Fatigue: 24-jikan Tatakaeru Otoko no Tenseitan

[Stark700]

Alternative title: NO FATIGUE The Tale of the Man Who Could Fight for 24 Hours
Genres: Action, Fantasy
Author: Amamiya Akira
Artist: Yunagi

Current status:
134 Web Chapters (Ongoing)
2 Volumes (Ongoing)

Plot Summary:

Spoiler:

The ability (power) he attained in the other world was “24 hours with no fatigue”!?

“…it really is a bit overwhelming”

Taking the blow for a female high school student who was attacked by a slasher, Kagi Tomonori was killed in an unforeseen accident and the curtains to his life came to a close…or it should have, but when he came too, before his eyes was a beautiful girl who called herself a goddess. The goddess told him that she’d let him reincarnate into another world.

“—In return, I want to use this power to defeat the slasher who will also be reincarnated into the same world”

Yup, the slasher Kizagi Tooru who has started everything was given another chance at life by the power of the evil god.

Tomonori, equipped with the ability “24 hours with no fatigue” applicable in terms of mind and body, followed the slasher into the other world and began his life as the 4th son in a viscount family.

Making the best of his ability “Constant Tirelessness” and striving continuously for 46 hours as a 0-year-old baby Edgar, he was able to polish his skills at a rate impossible for normal people.

Then one day, Edgar’s father who was working as a commanding officer in a fortress received onslaught from an enemy organisation called ‘Black Wolf’s Fang’ triggering an encounter between Edgar and the enemy. This enemy’s characteristics happened to resemble Tomonori’s bitter enemy—the slasher…..!

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Started reading it this week.

A pretty typical fantasy series with fairies, game elements (magi with various symbols), etc. The MC, Kagi Tomonori died by getting shot by police. An unfortunate tragedy...

With the 'no fatigue' skill, Kagi's life really changes he pursues the slasher that got him killed in the first place. Regarding "No Fatique", it's basically the skill granted by the goddess and apparently prevents him from being tired in any form. Over 130+ chapters and ongoing so far.

[wuhugm]

I'm sure I've seen this somewhere in animesuki before...

[Lazy cat]

Aside from not getting tired what else can MC do (i'm assuming he is some sort of water mage), and what is his personality?

Also no Truck-sama in this novel, it seem.

[travelingbum]

Originally Posted by wuhugm

I'm sure I've seen this somewhere in animesuki before...

yeah in the sticky thread.

where some of the downsides were the use of his power or not using his power..... and etc.

[GodTurtleOm]

Originally Posted by caviee

Aside from not getting tired what else can MC do (i'm assuming he is some sort of water mage), and what is his personality?

Also no Truck-sama in this novel, it seem.

All skill lines are open to him. Both magical and physical, but the magical get more emphasis.

Spoiler for spoiler:

Exhausting MP adds another point of MP (if the person in question has a magic-based Nickname or a magic God's Blessing) after a "growth sleep" (3 hours for normal people, 5 min for MC) With that and his No Fatigue skill's other effects, he can grind almost any class of magic in weeks to levels that would take skilled mages years or decades.

He's a fairly generic MC, likable enough, most interesting things to me are how much he values his parents and siblings. Also, while he's considerably powerful, he's not quite a one man show. His MP might be high, but HP doesn't increase as easily, so he's just a few times tougher than a normal human. He can be a bit of an idiot sometimes, since the author apparently decided that Appraisal was too useful.

[wuhugm]

Chinese cultivation method finally penetrates Japanese stories

Any snusnu btw?

[Stark700]

From what I've read so far, nope. I'm up to around chapter 36ish.

[Kyureki]

It should also be noted that the MC goes and powers up his entire family and his personal maid. So it's one big super family (he has 3 brothers and also an adopted sister joins later on).

The guy the MC is supposed to track down isn't a push over though. He's been doing all kinds of experiments in the background, and although nothing concrete about his strength has been confirmed, even as an infant (I think around 5 yrs old, but I don't recall too well since it's been a while), he was able to make a goddess cold sweat and worried about the MC.

Erotora, no snusnu as far as I've gotten (I'm roughly 20-30 chapters behind). But that's to be expected when the MC is only around....13 I think? Don't remember. Either way, he's just barely or not even a teen yet.

[sasuke706]

The MC is currently 6-years-old who looks like a 9-year-old.
His adopted sister is the 12-year-old.

Spoiler for Spoiler:

Granted he recently gained an ability that can temporarily turn him into a 16 year old.
Which will go away after he hits 16, so it's just a temporary skill.
I'm behind on the current chapters so I don't know if he's even used it yet.

And I wouldn't call the MC generic. He's not dense (it's a miracle), and he actually shows interest in romance. Just not with the heroine(s), ironically; they're just older little sisters to him.
Also, not a harem...I think? Only one girl has shown romantic interest in the MC, another girl is a maybe, and then there's a third side-character girl the MC showed romantic interest in but considers him a kid.

The mystery arc is ass so have fun with that when you get to it. I advise just turning off your brain and doing some skimming/fast reading when needed.
I still haven't worked up the motivation to read the current arc.

His death in his previous life is also one of the more original I've seen.

[Amuris]

still think it would have been better to make him a cop or detective that's been chasing the killer for some time, rather than another random every-otaku(basing that entirely on the assumption that not-otakus in japan don't carry around arcade controllers). That would have made him more relevant to his own plot rather than just trying to make him relatable by having him like the same stuff we do.

[Senia]

I got tired of it because I don't like series where the author purposefully keeps the protagonist as a child for the GAAAAAAAAAAH I'M LOSING TO A MERE CHILD effect and stagnating all of the romance while at it.

[Rasty]

But making him a detective or something like that would make it too out of place if he was completely useless and stupid when pursuing the guy (which I guess he is, as I have yet to see an author on narou pulling an inteligent MC and yet thrilling mistery).

[jmcu17]

Well...... He can turn into a sixteen year old. If this story follows Negima's example, just imagine how much fun and hijinks the MC could find himself in!

But yeah, other than that, I don't like reading about adolescent boys being absurdly overpowered.

[Rasty]

^ It wouldn't be so bad if there just wasn't the romance stagnation...

[Ruki0089]

Usual question??

[Diaz1700]

Who is the adopted sister?

[tfate]

What's the difference of this one to the usual "I got reincarnated and became so OP " story?

[Irenicus]

Like, I get it, this is just normal generic isekai fantasy fluff and it's not really making wrong steps here, per se; in fact I think it's a lot more palatable than many of the other works with similar premise, but...

Spoiler for irrelevant rant:

What is wrong with these isekai webnovel authors and their insistence on little kids -- in fact, A BABY here -- being overpowered mini-adults? I hate to generalize, but these otaku really need actual connections with, like, actual, 3D, real little kids. Kids are not mini-adults, they are so interesting on their own terms. None of these authors get it. Just...go observe an elementary school or something and try not to get arrested.

I understand anime's glorification of adolescence, given the cultural context and all, and teenagers are at least fully functioning people barring a whole metric ton of hormones, and I understand that the webnovel subculture builds on that, but this is just pushing it. Kids' worlds are so interesting, so vast, so full of potential, of adventure and mystery and danger, so full of little big worries. You can absolutely have a proper adventure with a child protagonist. You can even add in the precious isekai premise and explore the very interesting perspective of actually being a child dealing with the discongruency, burden, and identity crisis of a past life or being the Kwisatz Haderach or whatever. It could be so interesting, except every single one of these worthless isekai protagonists just want to grind the fucking skill levels in New Game+ mode.

Damn edgelords. If they really want to actually write about level-grinding adolescents -- like most of them seem to do -- just handwave the first twelve years of the character's life away or something. At least then my verisimilitude doesn't get torn to shreds by flying babies and edgy toddlers.

I don't care if you're writing about the reincarnation of Oda-fucking-Nobunaga, at least let the character enjoy a childhood before they start perving on maids, grinding levels, and building harems. Sigh.

[tfate]

Originally Posted by Irenicus

Like, I get it, this is just normal generic isekai fantasy fluff and it's not really making wrong steps here, per se; in fact I think it's a lot more palatable than many of the other works with similar premise, but...

Spoiler for irrelevant rant:

What is wrong with these isekai webnovel authors and their insistence on little kids -- in fact, A BABY here -- being overpowered mini-adults? I hate to generalize, but these otaku really need actual connections with, like, actual, 3D, real little kids. Kids are not mini-adults, they are so interesting on their own terms. None of these authors get it. Just...go observe an elementary school or something and try not to get arrested.

I understand anime's glorification of adolescence, given the cultural context and all, and teenagers are at least fully functioning people barring a whole metric ton of hormones, and I understand that the webnovel subculture builds on that, but this is just pushing it. Kids' worlds are so interesting, so vast, so full of potential, of adventure and mystery and danger, so full of little big worries. You can absolutely have a proper adventure with a child protagonist. You can even add in the precious isekai premise and explore the very interesting perspective of actually being a child dealing with the discongruency, burden, and identity crisis of a past life or being the Kwisatz Haderach or whatever. It could be so interesting, except every single one of these worthless isekai protagonists just want to grind the fucking skill levels in New Game+ mode.

Damn edgelords. If they really want to actually write about level-grinding adolescents -- like most of them seem to do -- just handwave the first twelve years of the character's life away or something. At least then my verisimilitude doesn't get torn to shreds by flying babies and edgy toddlers.

I don't care if you're writing about the reincarnation of Oda-fucking-Nobunaga, at least let the character enjoy a childhood before they start perving on maids, grinding levels, and building harems. Sigh.

Yep.. Yep.. can't disagree with your rant...

[Kaito Yamakage]

If we were going for realistic isekai babies, all stories would end by chapter 5 with deaths from starvation, monsters, or illness. Let alone the series that end at chapter -1 from miscarriages.

The harem aspect comes up way too soon and I agree half the authors who go the childhood route fail to pull it off by triggering the plot before the MC even hits puberty, though I would be pretty paranoid about training to keep myself alive in such a situation before enjoying my childhood too.


I wouldn't want to be villager A who dies at the average age of 20-30 to goblins, thieves, or war.