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133 chapters~214K wordsUpdated Aug 9, 2026

Warnings:Graphic ViolenceProfanitySensitive Content

Peasant Farmer to Emperor Mage (Lit-RPG)

by JustKidding

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Book 1 is fully written (135k words), and Book 2 is being serialized.  Chapters are currently being published on Sunday and Wednesday at 10:00 am CST. Jacob is just a waste of a human, according to his own parents. He flunked out of college and is unable to hold down a job for more than a few months. He was nearing the age of 30, but he continued to be a drag on his parents' lives. Thankfully, he is no longer their problem after the incident. Jacob ends up on the path of reincarnation, where a friendly old man helps him into the world of magic. Sadly, he was born to a couple of peasant farmers, but he quickly turned this around with his knowledge of modern agriculture and a touch of magic. Book 1 follows Jacob as he explores his new magical world, Meldra. The first book is a Non-System POV with people around Jacob following system mechanics. The story starts out with more slice-of-life content, and the system is not fully realized in book 1, but book 2 includes full system integration. The system of his world is quest-based, with an analog of magic that is not entirely controlled by the system. (Not a Farming Simulator. More of an Adventure of Magic.)

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LitRPGIsekai

Tags

LitRPG MechanicsPortal FantasyMale LeadSlice of LifeOverpowered ProtagonistHigh FantasyHard Magic SystemReincarnation

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