Trapped In Another World With No Magic
Synopsis
Daniel is just a regular blue collar Maintenance Mechanic working for a manufacturing company. As he's winding down at home from a day of messy work repairing a CNC mill, he is surprised by a sudden glow of light beneath him. And, in an instant, his world changes. Literally.
Daniel finds himself now in the world of Zenkon, a world of fantasy beings and monsters, swords and magic, and perilous threats to the safety of the world. As if stepping into a fantasy light novel or video game, he has been apparently summoned by a sacred magic spell that requests a hero from the gods, and in reply, they sent Daniel and a young Japanese man named Rikuto.
However, Daniel's luck doesn't seem to be good, as it's quickly discovered that, contrary to the nature of living things in the world of Zenkon, Daniel is the only one that possesses no magic or mana, making him immune to many types of magic, both beneficial and detrimental, but not protecting him from direct harm.
As such, Daniel will now have to find his way through this world using his own repair and manufacturing know-how, while Rikuto uses his own modern civics and economics knowledge to try to recover the Kingdom of Mornistae in the midst of a large scale global war.
Why were they summoned, and by what wisdom did the gods choose to send 'Divine Heroes'; one with magic and the other without, to a world of which the foundation is magic?
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All share Multiple Lovers, Magitech and Modern Knowledge
Chapters 316
- 201 Chapter 186: Stuck in Limbo
- 202 Chapter 187: Needed Rest
- 203 Chapter 188: A Touch of Friction
- 204 Chapter 189: A Second Try for Peace
- 205 Chapter 190: Another Step Towards Peace
- 206 Chapter 191: The Fracture of Grendel Six Part One
- 207 Chapter 191.1: Bonus Chapter: Tomnanigans and Shefoolery of the Empresses Part 1
- 208 Chapter 191.2: Bonus Chapter: Tomnanigans and Shefoolery of the Empresses Part 2
- 209 Chapter 191.3: Bonus Chapter: Tomnanigans and Shefoolery of the Empresses Part 3
- 210 Chapter 192: The Fracture of Grendel Six Part Two
- 211 Chapter 193: The Fracture of Grendel Six Part Three
- 212 Chapter 194: The Silencer of Magic
- 213 Chapter 195: Heart of the Devil of the Wood
- 214 Chapter 196: The Dark Truth of the Woodland Devil
- 215 Chapter 197: The Trickster Kobolds
- 216 Chapter 198: Strange Interference
- 217 Chapter 199: First Step: Establish Contact
- 218 Chapter 200: The Mystery of the Water
- 219 Chapter 201: Many a Goings-On Around the World
- 220 Chapter 202: Agents of the Fievegal
- 221 Chapter 203: A New Discovery and A New Monster
- 222 Chapter 204: The Second Front Returns
- 223 Chapter 205: Coals of the Hegemony
- 224 Chapter 206: The Appearance of the Three Wolves
- 225 Chapter 207: Halfway Across the Continent
- 226 Chapter 208: The Grace of the Valkyries
- 227 Chapter 209: Situation Normal: All… (Part 1)
- 228 Chapter 210: Situation Normal: All… (Part 2)
- 229 Chapter 211: The Queen Scorpion
- 230 Chapter 212: Empty Handed, Not Unarmed
- 231 Chapter 213: Information; The Most Precarious Trade
- 232 Chapter 214: Kościéj i Piernikowa Dziewczynka Part 1
- 233 Chapter 215: Kościéj i Piernikowa Dziewczynka Part 2
- 234 Chapter 216: Kościéj i Piernikowa Dziewczynka Part 3
- 235 Chapter 217: A Single Spark of Starlight
- 236 Chapter 218: The First Stroke of Midnight
- 237 Chapter 219: Heart of Gold
- 238 Chapter 220: Never send to know…
- 239 Chapter 221: For Whom the Bell Tolls…
- 240 Chapter 222: For It Tolls For Thee
- 241 Chapter 223: The Messenger of Calamity
- 242 Chapter 224: Moment of Inversion
- 243 Chapter 225: The Clock Winds Forward
- 244 Chapter 225.1: Bonus Chapter: Sir Dragon, First of His Name Part 1
- 245 Chapter 225.2: Bonus Chapter: Sir Dragon, First of His Name Part 2
- 246 Chapter 225.3: Bonus Chapter: Sir Dragon, First of His Name Part 3
- 247 Chapter 226: Do Faormyrs Dream of Reptilian Sheep?
- 248 Chapter 227: Secrets, Lies, and the Promises Tangled Between
- 249 Chapter 228: A Thunderous Arrival
- 250 Chapter 229: Overwhelming Mana
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