Chapters
288 total- 1 Chapter 1: Summoned to Another World
- 2 Chapter 2: A Mechanic in a Fantasy World
- 3 Chapter 3: An Artisan Meets A Mechanic
- 4 Chapter 4: The Apprentice Versus The Assistant
- 5 Chapter 5: Ambition and Innovation
- 6 Chapter 6: The Decision
- 7 Chapter 7: Magic Crystals
- 8 Chapter 7.1: Bonus Chapter: Rikuto and Daniel in the early days
- 9 Chapter 8: Upgrades and Reverie
- 10 Chapter 9: A Royal Summons
- 11 Chapter 10: The Second Princess and the Mechanic
- 12 Chapter 11: A Second Summons
- 13 Chapter 12: Road to the End of the World
- 14 Chapter 13: Road to the End of the World Part 2
- 15 Chapter 14: The Flower Garden
- 16 Chapter 15: The Mechanic Does His Best to Survive
- 17 Chapter 16: The Weed in the Garden
- 18 Chapter 17: The Strange Occurrences Around Fort Peony
- 19 Chapter 18: The Broken Mechanic
- 20 Chapter 19: The Cup Game
- 21 Chapter 20: The Interrupted Assassination
- 22 Chapter 21: The Feldrok Sorcerer
- 23 Chapter 22: The Missing Mechanic
- 24 Chapter 23: The Survivors
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Start from Chapter 1About this novel
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 apparently been 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. 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?
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 apparently been 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. 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?