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Because Of The Dangerous Magical World, I Decided To Be A Mage King On Earth
Urban -- chs / week This is the average realized release rate over the past 30 days. The translator’s schedule is --chs / week. 40 Chapters 253.0K Views
Author: Shili The Legendary Mage
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Synopsis
One day, Bai Han obtained a mysterious magic crystal.
This magic crystal could allow him to travel into the world of magic.
Just when Bai Han thought he could become an invincible god of magic, he suddenly discovered that the world of magic was too dangerous!
After a lot of hard work, he entered a magic academy.
Within a few days, the magic academy where he was practicing was destroyed by the aftermath of the battle between two great magic tutors, and a thousand miles around was like being baptized by a nuclear weapon, and no grass grew!
So, he immediately made a decision.
Because the magic world was too dangerous, he might as well return to earth and become the only god of magic.
Slowly, Bai Han suddenly found that the earth was really a good place. The magic world's extremely rare top-quality staff materials and attribute gems were almost everywhere on earth.
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Tbh this trial had more to deal with the modern world than I was expecting. Half the first 10 chapters are just reactions to the protagonist going around healing rich people in exchange for crystals(Magic cultivation go brr type of resources). The other half is people spending billions to try and get closer to protagonist. One thing I liked was the fact that people didn't just blindly believe the the protagonists powers and usually needed proof of powers before believing in some teen spouting he can cure cancer for gemstones.
I don't have a strong opinion about this novel. the first 20 chapters were mediocre. he is currently in his "training arc" (his own strength + his staus in society). it doesn't look like it will be repetitive due to him being able to travel between 2 worlds.
Interesting premise. I've seen it before, but this is the first one I've read. Honestly, though, it was pretty mediocre. Just the MC lording his magic over all the muggles, completely unopposed (except for some faceslapping scenes ofc).
Terrible. Translations are mid and story had a nice premise but killed itself with the execution.
this one is decent to me but it really doesn't have much potential but still i will write a special battle scene for this one, 5th battle scene In the land of Sylvaria, there was a great divide between two powerful factions of mages. The first were the Lumineers, a group of mages who practiced the art of light magic. They believed in using their powers for the greater good, using their magic to heal and protect the people of Sylvaria. The second were the Nocturnes, a group of mages who practiced the art of dark magic. They were a ruthless group, willing to use their magic to achieve personal gain and power. They believed that the strong should rule over the weak, and were feared by the people of Sylvaria. The tension between the Lumineers and the Nocturnes had been brewing for years, and it finally boiled over into a full-blown conflict. The battle between the two factions was like nothing anyone had ever seen before. The sky was filled with the brilliant flashes of light and the dark shadows of the Nocturnes' magic. On the front lines of the Lumineers' army stood a powerful mage named Aria. She was a master of light magic, with the ability to heal wounds and create powerful barriers to protect her allies. She was leading the charge against the Nocturnes, her magic striking down their dark spells and dispelling their shadowy illusions. On the other side of the battlefield stood a formidable Nocturne named Nyx. She was a master of dark magic, with the ability to manipulate shadows and create illusions. She was leading the charge against the Lumineers, her magic creating waves of darkness that crashed against the Lumineers' light spells. As the battle raged on, Aria and Nyx found themselves facing off against each other. Their magic clashed, creating a blinding light that illuminated the entire battlefield. Aria's light magic was strong, but Nyx's dark magic was just as powerful. For a moment, it seemed that the battle between the two mages would go on forever. But then, something unexpected happened. Aria and Nyx paused, looking at each other across the battlefield. In that moment, they both realized that the other was not so different from themselves. "I may have the power of darkness," Nyx said, "but that doesn't mean I don't care about the people of Sylvaria. I just have a different way of looking at things." "I understand," Aria replied. "But the Lumineers believe that the power of light is the best way to help the people of Sylvaria. We believe that everyone deserves to be treated with kindness and respect." For a moment, there was silence between the two mages. Then, without a word, they both lowered their hands and stepped back. The battle came to a halt as the other mages on both sides followed their example, looking at each other with newfound respect and understanding. From that day forward, the Lumineers and the Nocturnes began to work together, using their different forms of magic to help the people of Sylvaria in their own unique ways. The divide between the two factions began to lessen, and the people of Sylvaria found that they could live in harmony, even with their differences.
It's not a bad novel. Cliché and stuff but I like compared to similar novels, mc stays proactive in taking actions rather than waiting or hiding for a faceslapping moment, which would drag the story. So I hope it gets picked and raw anyone?
This is very good at least for the chapters I have read so far. The bad reviews seem so dumb to me. I want this novel to be in the voting pool.
Don't be fooled by the name of the novel, this is about cultivators but with a different name. Pills, talismans, cultivation, spiritual energy... you name it, this novel has it. The plot is forced and stupid, the characters even more so. Background is as loose as author's back. (Supposedly only grand mages can be principals, yet in a fight between 2 random grand mages everyone in the academy, including the principle died)