The Blockhead Became an Overpowered Magician

Sanitary Engineer says:

Read up to ch 54.
This one is okay. MC transmigrated to a game with a system that allows him to use magic instantly with just a thought. His system makes him the fastest mage out there since magic in this world takes time with calculations and mana manipulation. He eventually ends up as a professor and he just trains the students with experience since he personally has no idea how magic works because the system does it all for him. He also uses his future knowledge to help out the main characters and stuff.

I kind of expected this to be more focused on his professor career (since it’s in the title). But so far, it kind of hasn’t? It’s been 54 chapters and he’s only had one class. Now he’ll probably have more down the line but I genuinely think this is a common academy guy handling hidden evils known by his game knowledge with teaching as a side dish. It’s teacher novel that’s actually just a Korean academy novel. Now I might be wrong about that but that’s legitimately what I feel about is so far.

Let’s talk harem. Most of his harem members are his students since that’s the professor trope. There’s the MC of the game, the female merchant, and the aloof princess. In terms of coworkers, there’s mainly just the alcoholic female principal (which is different from academy head, for some reason). They are cliche. They’re okay and cliche and that’s fine. The first 50 chapters focus on the MC helping these people before he even becomes a professor. As of screen time though, the female MC of the game is getting the most love from the author.

Overall, this is an okay academy novel. I’m just personally disappointed by it because I wanted a professor novel, not an academy one. There’s a difference okay? And the author doesn’t seem to know that.