How to represent magic ability in fantasy novels without mana?

I recommend "The Ultimate Storm of Magic" to you. The male protagonist of this light novel also wakes up to find himself in a magical world. Not only does he have many types of magic such as combat and transformation, but he can also draw all kinds of abilities from the red book. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following two novels without harem to you: 1. The book "The Master of the City" was written by Liu Xi. It was a novel about the supernatural powers of the city. The male protagonist, Qin Yang, unexpectedly obtained a mysterious power and embarked on the path of becoming a master of preaching. There was no harem in this book. The male protagonist focused on cultivation and leveling up by killing monsters. There were also some interesting side plots. I would like to recommend them. 2. The book "Travel Through the Heavens to Earn the Price Gap" was a novel written by the author, the secret agent Atai. The male protagonist specialized in earning the difference between worlds and did not have a harem. Although the male protagonist was a little expert at making money, this book also described many interesting adventures between different worlds. It was very suitable for readers who liked heavenly novels. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Magic in fantasy novels is often portrayed in various ways. It can be an innate power that some characters are born with, like in 'Harry Potter' where wizards are born with the ability to use magic. It can also be something learned through study and practice, such as in 'The Name of the Wind' where Kvothe spends years learning different forms of magic. Sometimes it's presented as a mysterious and dangerous force that must be carefully controlled.

Well, it varies a great deal. In 'A Song of Ice and Fire', magic seems to be more of an ancient and somewhat unpredictable force. Some people are born with magical abilities like the wargs who can enter the minds of animals. In 'The Lord of the Rings', magic is often in the hands of the powerful beings like Gandalf. He uses his staff and his own inner power to perform magic, which can be things like creating light or influencing the minds of others.

😋I recommend the following novels to you. I hope you will like them: 1. The Vast Way of Cultivation was a fantasy immortal cultivation novel. It did not involve romance, but the plot was compact and very interesting. 2. "Thunder in Fairy City" was a Western fantasy novel. It was full of fantasy world views and shocking plots. It was very interesting. 3. "Heavenly Lord Fu Tian"-- I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following novel to you: 1. "The Lord of Magic Manor": It described a world in the steam age where industry and magic collided. There was no female or male protagonist, only the main character and supporting characters. 2. "Step by Step in the Other World": The female protagonist is reborn in the other world of magic and combat aura. She has a strange necklace and is exploring the secrets of the plane. She has completed the works "Black-bellied Servant Girl" and "A Strange Combination of Forces Becoming a Husband and Wife". The quality is guaranteed. 3. The female protagonist transmigrated to the Orbis Continent, where magic was revered, only to find that she was actually a good-for-nothing. Her life did not seem to be as peaceful as she had imagined. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

In alternative magic novels, the magic often has different rules. For example, in traditional fantasy, magic might be very elemental like fire, water, etc. But in alternative magic novels, it could be based on things like words or memories. In 'The Name of the Wind', Kvothe's magic is more about understanding the true names of things, which is different from just waving a wand and casting a spell like in some traditional magic.

In many apocalypse novels, infinite mana can be a game - changer. It often allows the protagonist to perform powerful magic without limitations. For example, they can create large - scale protective barriers to shield survivors from the apocalyptic threats like hordes of zombies or environmental disasters. This infinite mana also gives them an edge in battles against other powerful entities in the apocalyptic world.

😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. [The Great Path of the Heavens: A novel about the infinite heavens. It combines many different novel elements, including the Curling Dragon, Mount Shu, Immortal Slaying, and so on. It has a grand worldview and a complex system.] 2. << Female Talisman Master of the Magic World >>: A delicate female dandy is reborn into the world of magic and swords, learning to draw talismans and cultivate herself. The writing was beautiful, the characters were deep, and the plot was compact. 3. The female protagonist, Tang Qin, transmigrated to the cultivation world, where she learned to farm and practice magic. The overall style of the novel was light and humorous, suitable for reading as entertainment. 4. [One Thought Flying Fairy]: A story about a mortal who opens the path of cultivation and becomes a high-ranking official. The characters in the novel are vivid and the plot is full of ups and downs. 5. " My Everything Store ": A story about a male protagonist opening a store in another world. The store sells all kinds of magical items, including technological items, fantasy items, magical items, and so on. The novel's worldview is very rich. I hope you like my recommendation.😗If you have any other needs, you can tell me at any time.

Fantasy and magic novels usually depicted a world full of fantasy and magic, in which the characters improved their abilities through cultivation and combat to achieve their ambitions. Common fantasy magic novels included Battle Through the Heavens, Martial Arts Refinement Pinnacle, Douluo Continent, and so on.