[Japanese Western Fantasy + Sword and Magic + Magic Academy + Multi-race and Multi-heroine + Easy Adventure + Growth Stream + Reincarnation + Magic Eye Improved Magic + No System]
Will Lane has an ability that is not easy to explain.
He could see the circuits behind the magic.
Where is the shield weakest, where is the fireball spell that wastes magic power, and which part of the spell is poorly written - in other people's eyes, magic is unpredictable, but he can always see something wrong with it.
Then, things gradually became strange.
Although he only has D-level magic power, he used an ordinary fireball to get an A-level rating.
Although he was just a freshman in Class D, he began to modify the standard spells that had been passed down for hundreds of years.
He also saw the clues to the problems that had troubled the magic family for many years.
The only trouble is...
"Vir."
The childhood sweetheart hugged her chest, her face getting redder and redder.
"Are you peeking again?"
Will was silent for a long time.
"Is there a possibility..."
"It's not you I'm looking at."
"There's something wrong with your magic."
Reader comments
It's such a boring old-fashioned story, it's a useless story with the weakest physique. Without the halo of the protagonist, it's just a roadside story.
The character template is a bit interesting. The content is a traditional set of good-for-nothing male protagonists with special abilities. The plot is too deliberate. The first step is to say that Vilia should not contact the male protagonist with a family mission. The second step is that the two of them are in danger and crisis together and their relationship heats up (not specifically the relationship between a man and a woman). Then they meet a big shot. This set of processes is really amazing. Apart from the world view and upgrade process with different names, there is really nothing to watch [Chigua]
It's such a boring old-fashioned story, it's a useless story with the weakest physique. Without the halo of the protagonist, it's just a roadside story.
The character template is a bit interesting. The content is a traditional set of good-for-nothing male protagonists with special abilities. The plot is too deliberate. The first step is to say that Vilia should not contact the male protagonist with a family mission. The second step is that the two of them are in danger and crisis together and their relationship heats up (not specifically the relationship between a man and a woman). Then they meet a big shot. This set of processes is really amazing. Apart from the world view and upgrade process with different names, there is really nothing to watch [Chigua]