Innocent Angel

Lin En transmigrated into a magical world that resembled medieval Europe but had the power of magic. 
Here, magic could affect and control basic particles, which was based on scientific theories that served as magic formulas! 
The wizards, who were actually scientists, were struggling to explore the truth of the world under the chase and blockade of the church. Lin En's arrival sparked a renaissance of the alternate world... 
The white phosphorus fire, known as the Flame of Hell, the liquid nitrogen field of extreme cold, and the resonance frequency that kills without a trace... A few years later, the Holy See gathered all countries to the city, known as the legendary wizard, the pioneer of magic Lynn under the gaze of a group of wizards, wrote down the mass energy equation known as the ladder of God by later generations! Lynn looked around the crowd and said nonchalantly. "Mass and energy are interchangeable, and based on this theory, I have developed a powerful forbidden curse... It's called -- "The Big Nuke!"
We will re-examine the world from the perspective of magic, where science is magic, and magic is science!

I Created Scientific Magic

Under the analysis of the Magic Creator Vittorio, the fear of the Divine Descent among the present council members had subsided considerably. Since there was no way to contend with that false god for the time being, they had to find ways to avoid direct confrontation with the adversary.


They could do as Master Lynn and the Legendary Councilmen did this time, directly killing the Caster to interrupt the Divine Arts, or employ the means of assassination to successively eliminate the leaders of the church's army of Divine Punishment, the Judgement Chief, and a host of other high-ranking members...


In the midst of the fervent discussion, Lynn, however, was not so optimistic.


Even if they tried to avoid it as much as possible, that goddess would sooner or later be an enemy they had to face.


Moreover, the clergy of the church could not be regarded in the usual sense, as some fanatics were complete madmen, willing to sacrifice everything for their god.


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