Raven transmigrates into a fantasy world and joins a magic academy.
The magic world is a grand stage. If your cheat is too weak, don’t bother coming.
What’s the fantasy world’s version of the Great Star-Absorbing Technique? At first, the girls drain him; later, he drains the girls.
He has resurrection tokens to protect him. When he dies, he can reload, and awaken special talents based on what he experienced in his previous life.
The continent is in chaos, with factions waging war against one another. Raven decides to keep his head down at the magic academy and learn magic at his own pace.
But it turns out the magic academy isn’t a temple of learning, but a den of evil. It treats education like a business, and students are stripped to the bone from the moment they enroll.
Take reckless risks in this life, die a little later next time, then try to last even longer in the life after that.
While everyone else treads carefully along the path of magic, Raven is wondering whether to use this life to test his mentor’s limits or explore the world’s forbidden zones.
The protagonist was a pilot in his previous life. He brings Eastern University’s military technology into Western fantasy magic: fireballs using the Qian Xuesen trajectory, and wave-riding magical missiles skipping across the water.
By the time his thirty lives are spent, the lamb who once attended the magic academy has quietly ascended to the divine throne. Atop the tower, where all beings look up in awe, stands the Weaver of Laws who commands the rules of all worlds, Raven Blackwood. He smiles softly. “At last, I’m the one teaching this class.”
