[Mages] [Magic] [Incantation-Based Spellcasting] [Middle Ages] [Western Fantasy] [Rigorous Logic]
Coles transmigrates to a magical world resembling the Western Middle Ages and becomes a humble cook at a local manor.
His unremarkable birth and meager wages mean that magic is never meant to be part of his life.
He thinks his uneventful days will go on forever, until an accident opens up a mysterious space hidden in his mind.
[Farmland, Tier 0: Increases the growth rate of magical plants by one-third. Magical plants have a chance to evolve and mutate.]
[Meditation Room, Tier 0: A soundproofing magic array. Increases meditation efficiency by one-fifth and the concentration of magic particles by one-third.]
[Magic Training Room, Tier 0: Increases the concentration of magic particles by one-third, the training efficiency of all magic by one-third, and the concentration of magic particles of all affinities by one-third. Small chance of entering a state of enlightenment.]
[Alchemy Workshop, Tier 0: Increases the learning efficiency of ordinary alchemy by one-third and that of basic alchemy by one-seventh.]
From the original [Farmland] to the mage world's [Scroll Room] and [Forge], any building Coles creates can be upgraded.
"If this is a wasteland, it is far too desolate. If it's a tomb, it is far too crude."
"The heavens and earth of this world shall be built by me."
My name is Coles.
I am the one and only master of this world!
It's a pretty good Western fantasy novel. The system is similar to Hogwarts. The spells must strictly follow the standards. The protagonist is a mediocre person. The golden finger is equivalent to the portable world and building bonus (can be upgraded). It's only 41 chapters. I can't see any bias. I hope it can grow up. This book has been interrupted for three days.
A very good traditional western fantasy novel
A novel world, plain but beautiful.