At First, I Really Didn't Want to Learn Magic.

In the age of Dharma ending, the extraordinary will no longer exist. Gods and Buddhas have become legends on the page, and monsters and monsters have become bedtime stories for adults to scare children. The world is covered by a steel jungle. Under the brilliance of technology, no one believes in the ancient cause and effect and heaven. But when whispers reappear in the shadows, something strange quietly revives in the corner where no one is aware... __________ Fan Yu, who had just been admitted to college, found a shabby notebook left behind in the corner of his messy dormitory on the first day of school. I thought it was a "campus survival guide" left by the previous seniors. Unexpectedly, this is actually a secret book that teaches people how to use spells! ... "You have to believe me." Fan Yu stood under the thunder in the sky, looking at the trembling monsters in front of him, with a sincere face, "I really didn't intend to learn Taoism at the beginning." (This is probably an easy-going book, with farming in the early stage, entering the main story in the middle and late stages, and then not being too serious about urban solitaire in French)