The Jack of All Trades, Who Rejected Magic
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Mark was more than just smart—he was a genius, a self-made prodigy who mastered everything yet claimed mastery over nothing. Dubbed the "Jack of All Trades" in his world, Mark thrived on relentless effort and versatility, proving that hard work could outshine even the most gifted.

But when an unexpected death tosses him into a realm where magic reigns supreme, Mark isn’t awed—he’s annoyed. Offered the chance to wield powerful spells like everyone else, he scoffs. Why would a genius need magic? Instead, he demands something far more dangerous: limitless potential, a shape-shifting weapon, and—most importantly—no mana at all.

In a world obsessed with magical power, Mark’s refusal makes him an anomaly. But his adaptability, knowledge, and unconventional tactics turn him into a force no one saw coming. What happens when a man who excels at everything, yet claims mastery over nothing, becomes the greatest threat in a world of magic?

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very good so far. hope it's one of the ones to go past 40 chapters..........................................................................
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I hate writing a review, but this novel is just compelling me to do so. Anyway, this is the very lighthearted eastern fantasy novel I have ever read and very refreshing after reading a lot of eastern fantasy, in which every chapter is about fighting, fighting, and fighting. I love how the story progressed. Instead of narrating about fighting enemies, rivals, young master, etc., the author chose to make the story more interesting, and he seems trying hard to avoid any cliche events that often happened in most eastern fantasy novels.Anyway, this is an outstanding novel, at least for me.
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It's a great story far more logical than most of those VR-AI-Game like world. Like people throwing up for to much blood or carnage. This for itself is really nice, cause c'mon who enters a new body and starts fighting like a madman from day 1???Although our protagonist is faaar more quicly than the rest is ok. I read about 200 ch. And the novel is preeeetty slow paced, which is nice, again, it makes much more sense.The thing that actually bothers me is that he is much more logical in game than IRL. In game he isnt the most cunning, but he doubts, he is quickly in catching strange things, not the most intelligente, but not dumb.IRL he acts like a child, gee, for someone that lives alone and is at the university is a miracle he isnt cheated at every negotiation you make. For real, like (not a spoiler), who would chat with a guy from the most powerfoul company in the oworld without a lawyer? And who would trust such a guy? Cmon, thats stuff that kids do.Another thing, the special case that he is IRL isnt as well developed as the game thing.So the novel can have to notes:In game:8/9IRL:6
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Nice work I like it very much.Not much to say but keep on doing the good work. Your current release is very stable. Just wish you could have more views for this original work
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This book is a rare gem. Was really lucky to find it. The descriptions of things and story telling are off the charts. Super good. Very interesting.
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Has the making to be better than JoJo. I can't wait for comic panels to come out for this story. Very enjoyable and likable characters.
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