Born with the 'Void'—a rare condition that absorbs all magic—you are a social pariah sentenced to exile. But when the Empire's strongest Archmage saves you, you realize his 'infinite power' is actually a ticking time bomb that only your curse can disarm.
In the glittering heart of the Aetheria Empire, magic is life. But for you, it is a death sentence. Born with the 'Void'—a terrifying condition that causes you to involuntarily absorb every ounce of mana around you—you have spent your life as a pariah. While others weave light and fire, you are a walking eclipse, a girl who consumes the very essence of the world. When the High Council sentences you to exile in the cold, forgotten wastes, you expect to die alone in the silence. But fate has a different plan, and it arrives in the form of the Empire’s most powerful and enigmatic figure: the Archmage Alaric. Alaric is everything you are not—brilliant, worshipped, and overflowing with 'infinite power.' Yet, the moment his hand touches yours, you feel the terrifying truth. His power isn't a gift; it's a ticking time bomb. He is drowning in his own magic, and you are the only vessel in existence capable of siphoning the pressure before he detonates, taking the empire with him. What begins as a desperate pact for survival quickly spirals into a complex web of forbidden desire and ancient mysteries. As you navigate the treacherous halls of the Mage’s Citadel, you must decide: is your Void a curse to be feared, or the key to saving the man who finally sees you for who you truly are? In 'My Magic-Eating Master,' the stakes are personal. With our cutting-edge face-swap technology, you don't just read about the heroine—you become her. Upload your photo and see your own expressions as you face Alaric’s intensity and unravel the secrets of your shared destiny. Experience every breath-taking moment of this high-fantasy romance as the protagonist. Will you learn to master the hunger within you, or will the heat of Alaric’s magic—and his heart—be too much to handle? Can a love built on a life-or-death necessity ever truly be free?