[A world where everyone awakens + plot-driven pacing + brain-burning innovation + grand worldbuilding]
After transmigrating to a world where everyone awakens, Lu Chen becomes an elemental mage.
Elemental mages have little mana, take a long time to learn skills, and require vast sums of money. They are the weakest class in the early and middle stages, and the hardest to develop.
Fortunately, Lu Chen charges into the Tower of Eternity and takes on the Skyfire Lord, the Nine-Tailed Fox. After spending a passionate night with her, he uses the eternal power she gives him to awaken the SSS-rank talents [Elemental Plunder] and [Origin Eye], along with one-hundred-percent elemental affinity.
He can not only plunder the five elements to boost his attributes, but also see through the origins of all things.
Others may spend decades, even a century, exploring the secrets of a spellbook, but Lu Chen understands them at a glance.
And so, while all the other students are still arguing over how to split a little extra experience after teaming up to fight monsters,
Lu Chen casually moves his left and right hands, and a meteor shower rains down from the sky with world-ending force. Its range covers the entire map!
Other classes: Mages are weak in the early game, but Lu Chen is absurdly strong.
Mages: He is the faith of all mages.
It's watchable. The overall setup is acceptable, with minor flaws that don't affect the overall performance. However, there are errors in the data; I hope it can be made more rigorous.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
It's good, and the plot is realistic.
The premise was good, and it didn't have a bad ending.