Rebirth: Peak of Spells

#Prologue New World AD 2026. A huge change that no one knew existed was sweeping across the world of magic. No one knows why it started, only that the world changed from that day on. The power of magic is no longer a secret in the blood of a few. Like a silent tide, it spread over the entire planet - everyone began to have spells flowing in their bodies. Not a curse, not a blessing, just presence. It took humans a hundred years to adapt. It took another hundred years to bring it into order. What was once a high school for spells has long since become a thing of the past. Instead, there are spell schools all over the Dragon Kingdom - from elementary school to high school, from college entrance examination to university. Power is divided into nine realms, and demigods are no longer legends. The three sages of the Dragon Kingdom sit in all directions: the sword sage controls the Tiancongyun sword with his body without skills, the Confucian sage uses his thousand years of knowledge to understand the origin of the spell, and the martial sage uses the limit of his body to break the shackles of the realm. A brief description of the world setting *This book is a second creation based on part of the settings of "Spell Return" Core differences: - Universal magic power: All human beings have magic power, except for a few people in the original work. - Magic education system: complete modern education system (primary school → university/magic college entrance examination), not family private schools or secret societies - Nine Realms System: This book's original independent power grading system is different from the original grading system. - Born and gained technique: two types: family inheritance and inborn awakening, unified test at the age of eight - The Three Saints of the Dragon Kingdom: This book's original top-level combat power setting - Timeline: The original characters are historical figures from 200 years ago and do not appear directly Readers are asked to consider this book as an independent story rather than a continuation of the original work.