The Genius Professor Wants To Take It Easy
After growing up poor, an exceptionally skilled salesman dreams of one thing: retiring early and never having to work so hard again. While testing a client company’s game, he suddenly finds himself inside its fantasy world as Van Ecclesia, a wealthy noble with a terrible reputation and seemingly no useful abilities. To him, that sounds id
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After growing up poor, an exceptionally skilled salesman dreams of one thing: retiring early and never having to work so hard again. While testing a client company’s game, he suddenly finds himself inside its fantasy world as Van Ecclesia, a wealthy noble with a terrible reputation and seemingly no useful abilities. To him, that sounds ideal: he has money, status, and the perfect excuse to spend his days doing absolutely nothing. But the world has other plans. Van begins awakening extraordinary traits, including supreme magical ability, astonishing versatility, and the charisma of a black-flame dragon. Every new power threatens to turn the peaceful life he wanted into one of unwanted expectations and responsibilities.
Van Ecclesia is a refreshing kind of overpowered lead: he would rather avoid attention than collect achievements. The joke is built into the progression system itself. The more extraordinary his potential becomes, the less realistic his carefully imagined life of effortless luxury looks. The academy-fantasy setting, game-world rules, and a hero who considers miraculous talents an inconvenience give this series its particular comic rhythm.
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The core appeal is the clash between ambition and comfort. Van has already spent one lifetime mastering the art of pleasing others; now he wants his privileged new position to spare him from expectations. His absurdly powerful awakenings keep sabotaging that plan. DNA scores describe the narrative emphasis, not official publisher ratings.
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