Magic Maker: Isekai Mahou no Tsukurikata

For as long as he could remember, magic was the sole obsession of an ordinary man from modern Japan. His devotion to the arcane came at the cost of any semblance of a conventional social life, yet the cruelest irony awaited him: despite his encyclopedic knowledge and fervent passion, he was utterly incapable of wielding even the simplest spell. His life ended in quiet disappointment, his greatest love forever out of reach. But death proved not to be the end. He awakens as a young noble in a medieval fantasy world—a realm that, by all appearances, should be teeming with sorcery. To his astonishment, he discovers that this world possesses no magic whatsoever. There are no enchanted artifacts, no elemental incantations, no mystical traditions to inherit. Where another might despair at the absence of the very thing they cherished, he sees a blank canvas. Armed with the theories and dreams from his past life, he resolves to accomplish what no one in this world has ever done: to invent magic from the ground up. Yet forging an entirely new system of supernatural laws is no simple feat. With no teacher to guide him and no existing framework to rely on, he must experiment, hypothesize, and risk failure at every turn. Can this lifelong fanatic truly become the founding pioneer of a miracle that has never existed before?