Wizard: I Have a Game Panel

Su Chen opened his eyes and found himself inside the world of his past-life game, Glory of Truth, right in the timeline set in the game’s backstory—the era of explosive wizard development. He had become a young man named Lohr.

Right now, the wizards had just defeated the gods and were devoting themselves to research and development across all fields. Compared to the chaos that would come later, the current situation was relatively stable.

Elemental wizards studied and reshaped nature—an ancient and well-rounded school with both offensive and defensive capabilities—but they were slowly falling behind.

Bloodline wizards focused on various magical creatures, transplanting their bloodlines, and were known for their complexity.

Faith wizards had grown strong enough to separate from the bloodline system, developing a new path based on the remains of divine beings.

…Yet even though he had transmigrated into this relatively stable era and even had a game panel, Su Chen wasn’t exactly thrilled.

Because even now, temple knights driven by revenge could pop up at any moment and start slaughtering left and right.

In ten years, the Faith Wizard Uprising would erupt. After that, there would be the Abyssal Descent Era, the Fourth Calamity, the Plane Wars…

Basically, every single event coming was enough to give him a massive headache.

“Well, as long as I’m alive, I might as well stay that way. It beats being dead,” Lohr sighed.