Calm Down

An Kai traveled back in time to the game world, possessing the "Immortality" talent from the game, which granted him an infinite lifespan.
However, starting at the peak, he quickly realized that he had arrived in this world about ten thousand years ahead of other players.
What surprised him more was that his max level was only Level 1.
His level experience was locked, preventing him from leveling up. What should he do?
"No need to panic. Just let me meditate for a few thousand years first."
At max level, he became a noble apprentice mage.
Time passed and eras changed.
In the desert stood a mage tower, tall and unyielding!
As the chosen one, he consecutively climbed onto the grand stage of "Era"!
When people carefully investigated, they suddenly realized...
Behind them, there was always the shadow of a mage tower!
Ten thousand years later, the official release of the game began, and players arrived.
Dumbfounded, they gazed at the mage tower standing at the center of the world and the mage who was only level 1 but could effortlessly cast forbidden spells. 
"System, are you calling this guy a level-1 boss that's extremely difficult to kill?!"

The Mage of Eternity

A large number of gods rushed into the [Ninth Layer of the Divine Court: The Divine Court's Decision Center] and were killed by An Kai immediately. They became a part of the [Ninth Layer of the Divine Court: The Divine Court's Decision Center] to recover its foundation.

Fortunately, An Kai had discovered the magical effects of these gods at this time.

The many dead gods were baptized by the True Spirit Space and fused together, giving birth to something new.

Roughly one out of every ten Gods would be able to fuse a Heart of True Spirit.

The effect can increase the level of An Kai's current spells.

Even though they could only support An Kai to level up to Level 270, this still made An Kai feel satisfied.

Every bit of increase in strength was the last straw that could crush the Archmage.

[Archmage] gradually felt that something was wrong.

"Wei…Er!"