Full-Time Magister: My Talent is Pretty Good

Bocheng, an ordinary residential building, a room.

"who I am?"

"Ouch... my head hurts so much, I need a brain!"

A slightly immature voice echoed in the room, dull and oppressive.

A boy, around 13 or 14 years old, was kneeling on the bed, covering his head, gritting his teeth. Sunlight streamed through the window and shone on his face, making him look slightly ferocious.

He kept muttering things like "Damn it," trying his best to suppress the excruciating headache.

a long time.

The boy's ferocious expression gradually softened, though his face remained slightly pale. However, he began to recall other memories.

Although his mind was still not clear, Lu Jin'an had a general idea of ​​the current situation.

It was as if he had traveled through time and arrived in a world made of magic, a world from a book he had read.

Full-time mage.

"Holy crap, this is outrageous! Time travel is real! The seniors were right. But how did I end up in this world? You know, this place isn't exactly safe."

Lu Jin'an, who was a boy, sighed deeply and looked around at his surroundings.

The room is small and simply designed, with a bed, a wardrobe, a door and a window, and a bedside table.

There was a photo under the bedside lamp; from memory, it was a picture of him and his parents.

Lu Jin'an reached out and moved the lamp aside, picked up the photo and examined it carefully. There were four people in the photo.

A bright-looking woman was holding the arm of a strong man with her right hand and leading a cute little girl with her left hand. The man was handsome with a resolute face and a smile on his lips.

A little boy sat on his shoulders, looking seven parts like him and three parts like the woman. It was obvious without guessing that the boy was their child.

Staring at the faces of the group, he was slightly lost in thought, and the slight throbbing in his head gradually subsided.

picture!so similar!

These were exactly the same parents he remembered from his past life, and the little boy sitting on his shoulders was exactly the same as him when he was a child.

He also mentioned his younger sister, Lu Xiaoyan, who was just as adorable as he remembered her from childhood.

His name in his previous life was Lu Jin'an, and this body is also called Lu Jin'an. They look the same, have the same name, and have the same parents.

  

Based on my memory, they did many similar things and had similar personalities; the only difference was the world they lived in and the social structure they lived in.

They emphasize technology over there, but they play with magic here.

So he has traveled to the legendary parallel world?

Lu Jin'an couldn't help but think of it.

However, he didn't delve into it. After all, who can say for sure about time travel? Rather than thinking about how he came to this world, he should sort out the extra memories in his mind.

If his memory serves him correctly, he should be 15 years old now, in the second semester of his third year of junior high school, and his high school entrance exam will be in three or four months.

High school, after the middle school entrance exam, is a huge watershed moment in one's life.

After all, only by getting into a good high school can the school provide a free opportunity to awaken magic.

If you don't pass the exam, you'll either be an ordinary person for the rest of your life, or you'll have to go to the Mage Association, which costs 10 to awaken your magic.

In Lu Jin'an's memory, her parents in this world were two novice mages, and their family was relatively well-off. They could afford 10 yuan, but it was definitely not a small amount.

He is capable of passing the exam on his own, and he wants to take it himself so as not to cause his parents too much trouble.

Money is hard to earn, and life is hard to endure; even someone who was almost thirty years old in his previous life understood this principle.

Not to mention that the world is full of demons nowadays, and ordinary families are lucky if they have enough to eat and wear, and they certainly don't have much savings.

Even if it exists, ordinary people will still face the risk of awakening failure, and magic-based characters are weak in the early stages of awakening.

Those with less talent are just beginner mages, slightly stronger than ordinary people, while those with more talent want to take a gamble.

In the early stages, not only will you not earn much money, but the lack of cultivation resources will also exacerbate your financial burden.

After finally reaching the initial stage of mastery, the intermediate stage is a watershed moment, and most people can't cross this step in their entire lives...

This is why there are fewer mages and more ordinary people in the world. Of course, the difference between low-level mages and ordinary people is not particularly significant.

Especially when faced with disasters like the Red Alert in Bo City, even mid-level mages can only try to protect themselves, and if they are not careful, they will perish in the mouths of demons.

Lu Jin'an sighed, put her hands behind her head, and leaned back on the pillow.

"What a disaster! How did I end up in such a threatening world? I could have at least transmigrated properly, hey!"

However, he is only fourteen or fifteen years old now. No matter how much he thinks, he has no power to change this disaster. He might as well eat more and take good care of his health so that he will have the strength to run when the time comes.

Lu Jin'an rubbed his forehead and stopped thinking about it.

"Since we're here, let's make the best of it. If Mo Fan, as a transmigrator, can thrive, Lu Jin'an might not fare much worse. Maybe he'll even be the protagonist?"

Just then, there was a knocking sound at the door.

He had barely realized what was happening and was about to open the door when it was already open.

Before their eyes came a beautiful woman in her thirties with a gentle face and fine wrinkles around her eyes—Li Yu, the mother of Lu Jin'an in both lifetimes.

She was dressed as a home service worker, with an apron tied around her waist and a spatula in her hand. She frowned as she looked at Lu Jin'an, who was still leaning against the bed.

"Get up quickly, Xiao An. What are you saying? You're such a big kid, and you're not even as early as your sister. If you don't eat breakfast, you'll be late. You're a senior in high school now, and you'll be taking the high school entrance exam soon. Studying hard is the most important thing..."

Hearing these words that she used to find annoying, Lu Jin'an was momentarily stunned and her feelings were complicated. She didn't know how to respond.

In his previous life, his grades weren't bad, but they weren't particularly bad either. He got into an ordinary university and couldn't find a good job after graduation.

After working in a factory for two years tightening screws, I became ambitious and wanted to make a name for myself. Through a friend's introduction, I found an ordinary job.

The salary wasn't high, but it wasn't as strenuous as screwing in screws, so I kept doing it. I thought about being more ambitious, but I didn't have any particularly outstanding abilities, so I gradually got used to that kind of life.

I can only chat with my parents and younger sister via video. Apart from Chinese New Year, I haven't been back to visit them many times.

Not to mention that as people get older, conversations with elders are mostly about each other's lives, and I haven't experienced anything like this in a long time.

As a novice mage, Li Yu had good observation skills. She noticed that something was wrong with her son and thought that she had been too harsh and might have put too much pressure on him.

She walked to the bedside, sat down next to Lu Jin'an, patted his shoulder, and softened her tone.

"Xiao An, don't blame your mother for talking too much. Your father and I are just thinking about your future."

Of course, don't put too much pressure on yourself. Even if you don't pass the exam, your dad and I will still help you awaken your potential...