With the knowledge of the greatest mage, he thought he would end up in a world of swords and magic. Instead, he transmigrated to the Shinobi World.
Others use Hand Seals to cast ninjutsu, while he chants to cast magic.
This whole vibe... is it right?
But things have come to this, so he can only accept the truth.
Cang Ye met Yahiko, Nagato, and Konan, became their companion, and joined them as Jiraiya's disciples.
Yahiko dreams of bringing peace to the Shinobi World. As his best buddy, how could he not support him?
But...
"Yahiko, stop reading so many of Teacher Jiraiya's books. The idea that people can understand one another, and build a bridge of hope toward world peace through communication, is never going to work!"
"I'm telling you, Yahiko! If you want peace, you have to unite the entire Shinobi World under one rule! That's the only way we'll achieve true peace!"
I, the Great Mage, will stand at the pinnacle of the Shinobi World!
The age of ninjas is over! Now comes the age of magic!
So far, it seems pretty good. Here's my opinion: the author has given the protagonist a very arrogant character, so currently the theme seems to be gradual growth, similar to the novel *Mushoku Tensei*. I hope the author can handle that well.
The plot is fine. Most of the low reviews point to the protagonist's character flaws; it's not an invincible story and it does highlight the supporting characters, but to a certain extent, which is why it feels like a weak point. However, the plot itself is good and it's worth reading.
This isn't the answer for top-tier mage builds; it's Lightbringer + Blademaster ◑.◑😏
The writing seemed alright, but why did the author stop updating?