Fire Mage by Ak02

The novel has a LOTM vibe, for those who haven't started reading I'll give a brief explanation, the first 70 chapters is a huge conspiracy so if you're finding the MC too weak or too manipulated, hold on until chapter 70 that will be all explaining . About the characters, most of the reasonably powerful people in the world, have powers to see the future, the past, the mind, luck, destiny, so you can see the mess it is, even if the guy is dumb he is still manipulative , the cool thing about this novel is this, the MC doesn't have plot armor possibly someone manipulated him to have a lucky date or escape death, so while reading you and the mc gets a little paranoid thinking it's going to go to shit. About the MC, the MC is a murderer in his previous life, but he is not like the other murderers in other novels who only killed corrupt people, or bad people, basically heroes disguised as murderers, the mc killed from child to old man, and still liked, he is basically cold, calculating and with little or no morals (I saw a lot of people talking about the clone, I didn't understand the people talking bad about the mc because of that, the clone was created for the purpose of feeling the emotion of love for power comprises a spell, so the clone is a version of the mc if it was a hero and had morals, and no one liked the clone, which automatically you would like to like the mc, I think it's fun he's a Charles simp version, even an MC sometimes is speechless with the clone). About the system, this is one of the few novels I've read that explains what the system is and its features, as you advance in the story you and the mc himself realize that the system isn't even that powerful, it's a piece of cake for the powerful from the novel to make a system (even the mc can). What I don't like about this novel is that the MC is nothing special, yes the mc not special, he is not a magic genius, he has no plot armor (it is explained about luck, and there are quite lucky people in this novel), the system isn't worth much in the grand scheme of things, almost everything it has and its rapid progression is because some higher being wants it to get strong fast for some unknown purpose in the future (a very realistic transmigration, but it tastes bad mouth when I received it). If you want to read this to see the adventure of a fire mage, with epic magic fights, don't read it, the novel is about mystery and most of the powers are conceptual and don't cause much destruction (there are some battles with a lot of level destruction country). (Google transaction)