Something strange happens to the mirror at home: it leads to a world of magic.
Who doesn't have a wizarding dream? Obviously, I have to go in and take a look.
What? It's just an extradimensional space formed when Earth captured a fragment of a low-magic world. No problem, as long as I can learn magic.
What? I'm bound to a dumb System that nags me to study every day. Fine, then I'll grind. Who can out-grind me?
What? I worked myself to the bone learning magic so I could return to the modern world and show off, only for you to tell me spiritual qi has revived?
Oh! It's not the kind of revival that leads to cultivation? That's easy. We can all just learn magic together.
A secret government department comes to offer a partnership. Well, that's just wonderful.
One person can travel fast, but a group can go far.
Scientific and technological development has hit a bottleneck. Earth needs to ascend to a higher dimension, and one person alone can't handle it. With "Mother China" to rely on, the burden on my shoulders feels a lot lighter.
That's what I call the "Call Mom" trope and a two-way portal.
Li Qiyuan, a citizen of the Great Qin.
He discovers that his mirror leads to a world of magic, studies himself to exhaustion to learn magic, then returns to the real world and finds that things have changed there, too.
He partners with the "Department of Strange Affairs" to open a magic school and usher in an era of magic for all.
When the fantasy worlds from American TV shows enter reality, everyone goes wild.
What sparks will fly when technology and magic collide?
What changes will come from combining Taoist arts and magic?
Li Qiyuan appears on every kind of broadcast and screen, telling everyone: "Welcome to Enter the World of Magic."
The rest of the world is in an uproar: "She's using our words! Satan, Dark Lord! Holy High Priest! Come out and say something!"
The loudest of all, the United States: "We should have a town like Greendale here, and a place that's supposedly a secret arts academy but is actually a school for witches. Where did they go?"
1. The story is set in a fictional modern world. Supporting characters from Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and Twilight will make cameo appearances.
2. The female lead spends some time exploring the magical world and learning magic on her own early in the story. If you don't want to read about her growing through her own efforts, you can skip those chapters.
3. The male lead is nonhuman (half-ghost). The romance comes much later and takes up little of the story. Most of the plot focuses on the female lead's personal growth and, later, her partnership with the state to establish a school.
4. The story includes everyday life in both worlds and an ensemble cast.
5. Some familiar magical plants, animals, names, and settings have been changed.
That's all. Please be kind, and I hope you find fellow fans and enjoy the story. Sending love!
Theme: Wherever we are, our hearts are with our country
The heroine is still real. . . . It's hard to describe in one word. . . Such a stupid person has such a heavy responsibility. . . This article is like the kind that a certain being from above arranged a feeding version of The Truman World in order to give his stupid child the best. . . . . Everyone is a consumable tool for his upgrade. . . . .
I won't read it anymore, and I won't respond if you scold me. Bubao never lacks magic geniuses, but it lacks political talents! Choosing Li Qiyuan to be the principal was really difficult. If Li Qiyuan lived well in the future and there was no resistance, it was because of Da Qin's mercy on the Magic Academy. I didn't see you negotiating terms with the big boss. Did you understand what you were talking about? Do you know that defense in politics is offense? Also, remember to dig out those bags of garbage you threw away before. It's so embarrassing to think about how you, the principal of the magic academy, had no place to dispose of the garbage and could only throw it everywhere.
At present, the heroine is remarkable. The good thing is that she is more cautious, making bold assumptions and careful verification. The bad thing is that your self-awareness is limited. For example, if you have a DJI, why do you still use a mobile phone camera? If you know how to take pictures, why don't you wear a microphone? The dictation is also a recording. Others holding a flashlight and cutting the rope are very unprofessional. How can you be so confident about unknown magical creatures? It's not okay to be preconceived.
As expected, I was passive and told you not to take the initiative to look for me earlier. Now that I'm here, what do you say [oh oh oh]? You can't fool me...? You are now a citizen of Daqin and not the principal of the magic academy. What should I do if I want your cooperation? Even if I don't steal your mirror, do you have the nerve to let the country do this or that? It is better to make friends with the big leaders early and give each other face.
Do we have to start school before we can say it? That is to say, the heroine can still survive without losing her life.
The heroine just needs to be more relaxed. There are all domestic academics, but your unique magic academy is just a piece of cake.
Otherwise, if we go through the diplomatic process and submit the letter to the country's foreign minister, hand the letter to the prime minister, and always handle the matters of the magic school, they can't all be spies, right? The heroine builds her own country with an academy, but I don't know if it recognizes dual nationality, and I don't know if there is any statement about not interfering with other countries.
The main reason the female is afraid is that the government will know too much and rob her. You can just show off in front of others and win the trust of the big boss. You don't even have to show up, you can still pretend, and you are not afraid that others will find out. Otherwise, why would you need magic? Besides, no matter how polite you are, no country will come to you with rudeness.
Now the Magic Academy is like a refugee from another world. You don't want to come but you have to come. It's better to contact the authorities as soon as possible.
Does this mean that you have to go through everything the protagonist has learned? The progress is too slow. Is this the focus?