Global: The Mage Class Is Surprisingly Relaxing from the Start

Luo Zhen transmigrates.

He transmigrates to a world where everyone is a mage.

Metal, wood, water, fire, earth, light, lightning, wind, sound, dark, undead, curse, space, and summoning: ordinary mages get one element at each level.

Apprentice, Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Archmage, High Mage, Grand Mage, Supreme Mage, Specialization, Peak, Super-Tier, Pinnacle, Forbidden Calamity, and Sacred Legacy: each rank is a whole new world.

There are no monsters or demons here, but there is magical power that drives countless people to madness and makes them offer up their entire fortunes.

There is no fighting and killing, but there are public security officers who check whether mages carrying staffs on the road have the required permits.

There are no divine beasts or spirits here, but many countries control the manufacture of the standard Type-59 staff.

There are no cruel competitions, either, but there is a magic-testing device that can replace them: an ultra-realistic VR game space.

Looking at this harmonious and prosperous society, Luo Zhen can't help wondering if he transmigrated to a fake world.

"Maybe I should find a truck and get hit again?" Luo Zhen thinks to himself.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.