One Wood

Reminiscent of no mere illusion within a world of urban supernatural abilities, the art of magic herein is one of rigorous objectivity and precision!

The Magician's Code:

1. Unwavering belief in science

2. Never perform magic in front of muggles

3. Never break the magician persona

Remember, if someone asks, tell them it's sleight of hand, that magic is surely a farce, a complete farce!

One day, Jiang Shu discovers he can gain corresponding supernatural abilities through his magic performances. Thus, on stage, he believes in science, but off stage, he strikes with mighty blows.
Simple magic tricks, solving minor mysteries, this is the ordinary day-to-day life of an average magician in a cyberpunk world.
(This cyberpunk setting has no direct connection with any game and doesn't present any barriers to reading)
(This story includes logical reasoning, magical detective work, magic analysis, and a light-hearted everyday routine, all of which will be featured.)

The Daily Life Of A Cyberpunk Magician

"Can't you do it?" Having exited the safety door and returning to the corridors inside the Seges Building, Wolf's mood had improved significantly, and he began to tease. At least he was not trapped like a turtle in a jar now.


"I can on stage," Jiang Shu shrugged as he walked out with him. "In real life... read more books, only science is omnipotent."


"You seem to be always trying to convince me that magic isn't omnipotent," Wolf said as he walked briskly in another direction. "What, could it be that you're really just using magic to cover up the fact that you can do 'Magic'?"


"If only that were true," replied Jiang Shu, his gaze drifting across the offices in the corridor, as if seeing through the building to places far beyond. 


On stage, magic indeed appeared to be omnipotent, but the term 'Deception' seemed capable of transferring that onstage magic into Lonely City to make it a reality.


Perhaps one day he really would be able to wave his fingers and settle all injustices.


Chapter 271: The Universal Lock-Picking Method with a 100% Success Rate_3