Senpaipuku

All Zed ever wanted to achieve in his life was to become one of the greatest mages of all time.

However, reality was cruel as not everyone was equal.

No amount of hard work could defeat talent. Similarly, no amount of hard work could change your status in life.

Whether you were born a peasant or a noble, that is the destiny you must live on.

Zed learned this the hard way but even until his last moments, he refused to give up.

After his passing, he woke up to an entirely different world with different values and culture.

Would he be able to reach greatness this time?

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Volume 1 is more focused in developing the bonds between the characters while volume 2 is where the story will truly begin.

Oh and if you can't deal with an old man trapped in the body of a child (MC) and is raising other children but the children in turn, develops romantic feelings for the MC. Then this isn't for you.

But don't get this mistaken, there isn't any pedophiliac content. The MC only considers them family.... for now...? Maybe, I don't know.

Stay and find out? Up to you.

Illustrations: https://discord.gg/js3NPKdqeG

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Average Mage wants to reach the Apex

Chapter 91: Marked? // Black Cloud Sect?

Still remaining in the dark hidden room, Great Elder Ren stared at Great Elder Peng's direction with a blank face.

Great Elder Peng was a person who became a great elder a long time ago. He was even older than Great Elder Zhu, who was the representative of the traditionalist faction.

"Senior, what does it mean to be marked?"

"It means that you are in one way or another, connected to the black cloud cult." Great Elder Peng explains, "This method was often used to their own members and it usually does not affect anything other than identify you as one of their own."

"Since it was a mark personally given by their patriarch, this means that they are fully intent on causing an internal strife."

"Which would be an extremely favorable situation for them..." Great elder Peng could really only sigh at their own predicament.