I'm The Strongest Magic Teacher
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For centuries, Orthus Valen, the greatest magic user in history, has been trapped inside Velkaroth Academy, the very institution he once helped build. Immortal, invincible, and all-powerful, yet bound by an unbreakable curse, he is allowed to roam freely within the school—but can never leave.

Despite mastering every form of magic, he cannot break the chains that hold him.

But one day, Orthus discovers a loophole—he can summon beings from another world.

With a flick of his fingers, he brings humans from Earth into his world, turning them into his students. Some are geniuses, others are clueless fools, but one thing is clear—they are the key to his freedom.

As the students grow stronger, so do the cracks in his curse.

However, Velkaroth Academy is not just a school—it is a prison built to contain a being feared by the gods themselves. And if Orthus ever regains his full power, the world will shake once more.

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I think this story deserve stars just because of the synopsis. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------------——------------¯_____------__
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Amazing! Probably one of the best stories I have ever read. I must say I can't wait for future story development of this Novel. Thank you for this amazing novel.
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Trash novel.Legit 4 chapters in and we have the usual xuanhuan "OBEDIENTLY HAND THE TREASURES OVER OR U WILL DIE" and weak MC is like "EXTRA POWER CAUSE HE OFFENDED ME" and he goes super saiyan and kills the guy.
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Last but not least is the Victorian classic Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (27,622). Robert Louis Stevenson's 1886 tale is very readable and probably not what most people anticipate thanks to Hollywood's various offerings. By the way, Stevenson intended for the character's name to be pronounced JEEKel, thus rhyming with seek -- and so it was until Americans got hold of the story in the early 1900s, at which point we instantly began mispronouncing the old Scottish name. Jekyll and Hyde can give students a sense of the Gothic period, and it also lends itself to interesting discussions on the nature of Man and the role of the subconscious.
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**Letting go is not an easy task
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"I got time"
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