Another World: With Trait Skills, I Became a Divine Arts Prodigy

Traits, golden finger, slow burn, no brainless power fantasy, gently overpowered, semi-ensemble cast

After transmigrating to another world, Mitchell binds himself to a Trait System and draws “Moonlight Vitality” from the start.

The divine moonlight power that takes others ten years of hard cultivation to gather? He can fill up on it just by sunbathing (cross that out), moonbathing!

Doing odd jobs in the monastery kitchen?

No problem. Awakening three divine spells is just an appetizer. Add the “Moon Goddess’s Blessing” buff, and a knight can carry his warhorse while doing the samba!

A man-faced spider is terrorizing the town?

Easy. “Sweet Candy” cures poison, “Livestock Safety” prevents sneak attacks, and he can even pick up a spider leg along the way. Another trait, and he’s thrilled!

A noble knight looks down on a cleric?

Then he’s left speechless by Mitchell’s divine spells, serving him tea and begging to work together: “Lord Mitchell, take me under your wing!”

From kitchen drudge to kinsman of the Moon Goddess, from an unknown nobody to a force sweeping across another world.

Mitchell says, “With traits in hand, the whole world is mine. Whether you’re a dragon knight or an old relic of the Church, you’re in my way?”

Sorry, I’ve got a few too many traits!