Cast Fireball While Sprinting: This Is How Mages Should Play

The world mutates, games descend into reality, and monsters from other worlds run rampant across the globe.

To grow stronger and withstand the calamity, everyone frantically levels up after awakening a class.

Some people gain twenty levels in a single day, while others advance to a second class and obtain a hidden profession. Su Chen, meanwhile, quietly grinds a single Windstep spell!

"Is this guy crazy? A mage who doesn't grind levels and just gets Windstep? Where's the damage?"

"What's the point of a mana bar? It doesn't increase your combat power. Hilarious!"

... But when battle breaks out...

A certain third-tier Dark Archfiend: "What the hell? Why didn't anyone tell me Windstep can refresh skill cooldowns?!"

A certain fourth-tier High Priest: "Infinite mana makes you unbeatable in a one-on-one! He turned a single-target Fireball into a full-area AOE by spamming it. How are we supposed to fight that?"

By the time Su Chen has spammed Windstep all the way to the gods of the Myriad Worlds, everyone is trembling with fear.

Who told this guy that this is how mages are supposed to play?

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