Immortal In The Magic World巫师世界的永生者

I just want to say something I wise man once said...

hello children, I'm guessing you will ignore the comment section, but with school coming (where i live anyways) on January 5th, I've anyways come to warn y'all.
last year was shit for me. Before the break started, I constantly read, spending around 6-10 hours a day solely on reading, even disregarding projects, homework, and most importantly, grades. I had a very, if not terrible report card (progress report, whatever), if you want to call it, before break, I would say that was a "wake-up call" for me. Most of you guys on this website are curious 13 year old's tryna act cool or 15-23 years old having insufficient funds to pay, or don't want to pay at all. Pull your shit together, adulthood is closer than you think, and if you want to excel with more than just a 5-digit middle to low-class job, focus on your academic work. take minor breaks on lesser homework, and put in your all into projects. Pay attention during normal / online class because yes, I know some of you read during classes. just wanted to say to take a break from ranobes, because likely it's gonna mess you up pretty badly right now.

this novel is pretty good, 4.1/5, it something to read casually. The plot itself isn’t anything to write home about but it’s intriguing nonetheless.


Spoiler tag isn’t work for me, so don’t read if you don’t want spoilers.


The mc come from earth into the body of a low talented librarian. Mc somehow gets unlimited life force and is an immortal, he uses hundreds of year to become a rank one mage. That pretty much a small summary without spoiling too much

Edit -
Just realized I pretty much re wrote the synopsis lol

Have read up to current chapter (133) and imo it's a good read, provided you can ignore/overlook issues with the translation quality.

The story itself is pretty good. MC isn't extremely talented nor does he focus solely on work all the time. He instead knows that he has basically Infinite lifespan and so he uses that to his advantage. He spends time researching multiple spells/fields to a degree which normal mages wouldn't bother with due to their limited lifespan. Given his lifespan, he doesn't rush things, though he does work to develop Potions to help him, which makes sense imo. Just because he doesn't have a limit on lifespan doesn't mean that he doesn't like progressing at a faster rate. These potions (especially the second version) take many many years to research and test, so it's not like he's rushing anything.

Whilst he is still weak, he does his best to be as lowkey as possible whilst still ensuring his interests are met. Even after he gets stronger, he still maintains this type of philosophy, but adjusts the level of it to match his power, which is really nice.

In terms of his attitude, he isn't ruthless but he also isn't particularly moralistic. If someone is an obstacle or threatens him/his lifestyle, he will work to get them removed/killed, but he doesn't go around killing wildly. In terms of human experimentation, which is the usual for these wizard/Mage novels, he does do some later on, but only with criminals or willing volunteers and does mention that he doesn't feel comfortable killing innocents. That might change in the future, as he gets stronger, but this is true for now at least.

The main issue with the novel, which I'm sure nobody will argue with, is the quality of the translation. There are a LOT of issues with names and genders changing around. Also quite a few sentences just don't really make much sense.

Despite that, it is definetly better than the MTL. I checked out the MTL via the "Links" section here and it is so much worse than this, which is really saying something.

Overall, for me at least, the story itself is good and interesting enough for me to deal with the translation quality.

Thank you kind soul

Any novels like this? Thanks

okay novel not for me

Eli ???? This is the real name or they changed it ?

This feels like a person from these lowkey cultivation novels, where mc tries to stay hidden and talks about avoiding danger, but is always in the middle of trouble, just in a western setting.
Honestly it would be more comfortable and harmonious if the setting was, mc in a world of martial arts and he is the only one with an cultivation inheritance.

I didnt like it. Its absurd that he spends so much time learning a technique he won't use for himself, even though hes immortal.Also, since the MC is immortal, he doesnt think of a romantic relationship with anyone, but I think its the authors lazy. I wish the MC didnt know that she was immortal at the beginning of the novel, it would have been much better if the woman he loved had started with the tragedy and then met the sorcerers while traveling the world. Anyway, I wouldnt recommend the novel 3/10.
And the translation is unfortunately not as bad as mtl but bad

Seems good but has a never ending problem of translation being subpar cant tell if its machine or not but gender mistakes multiple times in every chapter + names being changed ever so slightly