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Magic Maker: How to Create Magic in Another World (Light Novel) Vol. 1
One man's desire for magic sends him to a new world where magic could be possible. Will he realize his dream or spend another life chasing after it? The fantasy manga series inspired by the light novels, also from Seven Seas--and don't miss the anime!Shion finds himself reborn into another world with high hopes of being able to use magic. Just one problem--magic doesn't exist in this world. Or does it...? Shion's beloved older sister Marie shows him one day that all hope may not be lost when she brings him to a mysterious pond.
At first the siblings are wary, but Shion and Marie soon discover this pond can hold a powerfully magical punch! With Marie at his side, Shion embarks on a journey he once thought only possible in Harnessing the power of fire, lightening, sorcery, and enchantment.
At first the siblings are wary, but Shion and Marie soon discover this pond can hold a powerfully magical punch! With Marie at his side, Shion embarks on a journey he once thought only possible in Harnessing the power of fire, lightening, sorcery, and enchantment.
380 pages, Paperback
Published March 17, 2026
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March 28, 2026
My reviews are my own. If you liked this book, I’m glad you enjoyed it. If not, I respect your opinion, so please respect mine. This is merely my view, so let's keep it courteous. My review is honest and voluntary.
I really do not get the sickening focus on sexualizing minors in light novels/anime/manga. Not only sexualization, but also the constant focus on incestual relationships. Does it provide any value to the story? NO, purely sickness and a possible reflection of sexual frustration from the author. Fantasy or not, sexualizing kids is wrong and completely unnecessary to tell a good story, which this one is not. Repetitive, generic, unimaginative, and boring.
On to my next adventure, Happy Readings!!!
I really do not get the sickening focus on sexualizing minors in light novels/anime/manga. Not only sexualization, but also the constant focus on incestual relationships. Does it provide any value to the story? NO, purely sickness and a possible reflection of sexual frustration from the author. Fantasy or not, sexualizing kids is wrong and completely unnecessary to tell a good story, which this one is not. Repetitive, generic, unimaginative, and boring.
On to my next adventure, Happy Readings!!!
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