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The Legendary Programming Mage Novel

Water7

Chapters
78
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Status
Ongoing
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Updated
Jun 24
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Chapters

78 total
  1. 1 Chapter 1
  2. 2 Chapter 2
  3. 3 Chapter 3
  4. 4 Chapter 4
  5. 5 Chapter 5
  6. 6 Chapter 6
  7. 7 Chapter 7
  8. 8 Chapter 8
  9. 9 Chapter 9
  10. 10 Chapter 10
  11. 11 Chapter 11
  12. 12 Chapter 12
  13. 13 Chapter 13
  14. 14 Chapter 14
  15. 15 Chapter 15
  16. 16 Chapter 16
  17. 17 Chapter 17
  18. 18 Chapter 18
  19. 19 Chapter 19
  20. 20 Chapter 20
  21. 21 Chapter 21
  22. 22 Chapter 22
  23. 23 Chapter 23
  24. 24 Chapter 24

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About this novel

Magic Systems? Reincarnation? Harem? Genius Protagonist?

Academies? Dungeons? Mystical Powers?

Slice of Life? SSS-Rank Cultivation? Technology Meets Magic?

Allen Park was the legendary programmer before the world claimed his life—a hacker born in poverty who became the Night_Hawk organization's most notorious operative.

Betrayal shattered everything. His crew fell like dominoes. While government forces hunted him relentlessly, only Allen remained standing.

In his final act of vengeance, he unleashed one last hack that thrust civilization into chaos.

Then he died.

Or did he?

His eyes opened to a new reality. Allen Park no longer existed.

Now he was Allen Vanderbilt—a worthless extra from some novel his boss once forced upon him.

A world stripped of all technology.

A realm sustained entirely by magic.

Yet Allen uncovered something profound:

Magic wasn't mysterious. It was code.

If code existed, it could be hacked. Debugged. Rewritten from scratch.

Spells, artifacts, enchanted phones, magical vehicles—everything in this world fell under his command.

Nothing escaped his touch. No system remained beyond his reach.

He was the legendary programmer once before.

Now, Allen Vanderbilt would ascend far beyond those limits.

He'd claim the title of Legendary Programming Mage.

Because Allen Park would never accept anything less than absolute victory.