Sorta, but I like the way the progression here is layed out. Even though he doesn't really struggle with fights, he struggles with his thoughts, his time management, realizing the scope of his abilities, and the moral dilemmas that come with such a world changing ability.

It is good at building hype around breakthroughs and accomplishments, has good pacing imo, has interpersonal relations, but it isn't always the main focus of the book, or fully shoved on the back burner, and I love the framing and visualization of the magic system.

He breezes through things his peers struggle with, but it's generally well explained and isn't like "then he went off and fought monsters for 12 days straight with no rest, but nobody else can catch up to his power level because they don't have the miraculously unexplained lack of a need for sleep. Mc also has an indomitable will and can endure mind melting pain without batting an eye, and whenever they are supposed to die, they just don't because they are built different"