How did man learn magic in stories?

An Wenyi hadn't learned the Clear Debuff spell in the movie, so he had confessed to Ye Xiu that he didn't know this skill. Although Ye Xiu had offered to teach him, An Wenyi's skill points weren't easy to learn. Even so, Ye Xiu still saw his other strengths, such as his ability to heal at the right time, so he decided to let him stay in Team Happy. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of The King's Avatar!

In order to learn magic in the life simulator, players had to fulfill some conditions. First of all, players must choose the magic wand talent and use it to learn magic before the age of twelve. Secondly, players could choose the talent of animation master, which could greatly increase the chances of learning magic. In addition, female characters had a higher chance of learning magic. If the above conditions were met, the player would have a high chance of learning magic and using it to protect the world. After learning magic, there were two possible outcomes. The first was when the protagonist became strong enough or did not meet a strong opponent. In this case, the player would stop using magic at about the age of 20, and the magic power would dissipate, and then he would become an ordinary person. The other outcome was that the protagonist's physique was too weak to defeat the opponent, so the player would fall, lure other magical girls to fall, and cause damage on Earth.

It's possible that the King of Elfhame witnessed the negative impact of stories on his kingdom or people, which made him learn to hate them. Another reason could be that he found the themes or messages in stories to be in conflict with his own values and principles.

Maybe it was due to some bad experiences related to stories that left a negative impression on him.

It could be that the stories presented conflicts or values that went against his beliefs, causing him to hate them. Or perhaps there were lies and deceptions in the stories he encountered.

It could be that he witnessed the negative impact of certain stories on his kingdom or people, causing him to hate them.

Well, it could be that he was exposed to too many uninteresting or misleading stories, which led to his hatred. Or perhaps there was a specific incident that soured his view on them.

The King of Elfhame might have learned to hate stories because they didn't align with his beliefs or expectations. Maybe the way stories were presented to him made him form a negative opinion over time.

It could be that the King of Elfhame saw stories as a source of false hopes and illusions, which made him develop a hatred for them. Another possibility is that someone used stories against him, making him distrust them.

The King of Elfhame might have had negative experiences related to stories that led to his hatred.