However, unlike Ankhseram, Li was quite satisfied after seeing this value. After all, it was impossible for him to reach the limit in every field. Reaching level seventeen in magic might not be a bad thing.
After all, having more skills never hurt. Level seventeen was already enough for his needs. If the system helped him out when the time came, perhaps he might even reach level eighteen or nineteen.
In this world, level twenty was the strength of a quasi-Saint.
Li made a rough estimate, then continued reading. Below was an assessment of his aptitude for combat-type magic. It clearly stated that if Li chose not elemental magic but combat-oriented magic in the future, he was expected to reach around level fifteen.
Li thought about it. This world was said to have only magic, but in reality, there were also so-called martial artists. It was simply that both a mage's abilities and a martial artist's abilities were classified as magic.
Li ignored the data above and continued flipping through the pages. The next page contained the final evaluation of Li. The evaluation made him frown slightly: Excellent.
Wasn't he considered a genius like this?
Li let out a soft sigh. Of course, what Li did not know was that he truly counted as a genius in the world of Fairy Tail—but that was only if Ankhseram Temple was not included.
Within Ankhseram Temple, aptitude was divided into ten grades. Excellent was the sixth grade, while the five grades below it were all considered unqualified—grades that could not survive in this temple.
It could also be understood this way: as long as someone in this temple was willing to work hard, whether for decades or centuries, they could always become a powerhouse above level seventeen.
Of course, it was only