Superstar Spirit

The whole book slowly unfolds around the life of Charlotte Lane. He is just an ordinary person with mediocre qualifications in the vast magical world. He does not have innate strong magic power, nor does he have the background blessing brought by a noble family. He can finally transform into a well-known superstar in the magical world, all relying on long-term and almost harsh self-discipline and hard-working persistence. After standing at the pinnacle of admiration by thousands of people, Charlotte remained sober and self-possessed, refusing to be deified. He always considers himself a mortal and understands that the hardships he has endured and the loneliness he has endured have been experienced by most ordinary people. After many powerful people become famous, they are used to using their strength to attract admiration, harvest emotional value from the admiration of fans, and enjoy the sense of superiority that everyone bows to, but Charlotte is completely different. He candidly presented his decades of self-discipline and conveyed his down-to-earth and perseverance spirit, allowing countless frustrated and low-self-esteem ordinary people in the magical world to see hope: even if they have ordinary talents, as long as they are willing to calm down and self-discipline, ordinary people can break through the shackles. He broke the tacit laws of the world: strong people may not be born extraordinary, and superstars do not need to be superior. There is still a gap between Charlotte's magical attainments and those top magicians with ceilings of talent. He will never be considered the most powerful magician. But he abandoned selfishness, gifted his life experience to all living beings, and awakened the determination of countless ordinary people to work hard. The true meaning of a superstar is never to rely on power to make others awe and surrender, but to create precious spiritual power and drive a group of people to grow together; based on this alone, Charlotte Wren is a well-deserved superstar.