I Kept Pressing the 100-Million-Year Button and Came Out on Top
Also known as: Ichiokunen Button wo Rendashita Ore wa, Kizuitara Saikyou ni Natteita: Rakudai Kenshi no Gakuin Musou, 一億年ボタンを連打した俺は、気付いたら最強になっていた ～落第剣士の学院無双～, Ichioku-nen Button o Renda Shita Ore wa, Kizuitara Saikyou ni Natteita
by Shuuichi Tsukishima, Yuutarou Shido
It’s the beginning of Allen’s second semester at Thousand Blade, and every swordcraft academy is raring to compete in the Sword Master Festival, a major tournament for swordfighters. In this prestigious competition, there’s an opportunity for a single first-year student to participate, provided they win the First-Year Tourney. Allen isn’t going to back down from the challenge—but neither are Lia and Rose, who’ve been itching for a rematch ever since their initial defeats! Who will receive the coveted slot?! (Source: Yen Press)
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The StoryHoard editorial verdict
A swordcraft-academy fantasy where a student keeps pressing a mysterious button for a shot at power, and the tournament stakes give the action a clear goal.
Pros
- A clear tournament goal
- Fun academy action
Cons
- The harem tags pull focus
- The button gimmick can feel repetitive
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It is the start of Allen's second semester at Thousand Blade, and every swordcraft academy is preparing for the Sword Master Festival, a major tournament for swordfighters. That tournament gives the series a clear, exciting goal, and the premise is built around a student who keeps pressing an odd button for a shot at power. The setup is light and easy to follow.The strength is the academy action. The tournament structure gives each match stakes, and the sword fights are fast and enjoyable. The button gimmick adds a playful, unpredictable edge.The weaknesses are clear. The harem tags pull focus, and the button gimmick can feel repetitive across chapters. Readers wanting deep character work may find the cast thin.Recommended for fans of school tournament fantasy with a light, quick tone. Expect a fun, simple ride.
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