The Infinite Mage

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In the Myriad Worlds, the strong reign supreme. There are vast immortal-cultivation worlds where a single flying sword can take an enemy's head from ten thousand miles away, and where magical arts draw on the power of heaven and earth. There are vast martial worlds where warriors refine their blood and qi and train in combat techniques; before my blood and qi, which roar like a dragon, all arts are powerless. There are vast magical worlds where the strong can comprehend the power of laws: within my domain, I am a god...

Yet there is also a legend among the Myriad Worlds. It speaks of a place that gathers the top talents from every realm. Anyone who can enter may emerge with the power to shake the heavens, even if they started out as an ant...

This is the story of a boy with heaven-defying talent for martial arts who nevertheless forces his way into changing class to become a mage.

MDZZ, this cringey, over-the-top blurb has me **ing myself, but it's still better than the original one, right... probably? The chapters at the beginning are just writing practice, after all. I'm a newbie with painfully bad prose, and looking at my own work now makes me want to X myself...

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