Magic V2Ray Magisk Module: System-Wide Proxy & Hotspot

Magic V2Ray is a system-level internet proxy manager for rooted Android devices. It bypasses network restrictions by running as a daemon, handling traffic routing via Netfilter without relying on Android's native VPN service. This ensures continuous background operation without dropping connections.

If you constantly deal with VPN apps getting killed by Android's memory management, installing this changes everything. I use it to route my entire system's traffic at the root level, which even lets me share the proxied connection through my Wi-Fi hotspot without any extra configuration.

• Never gets killed in the background because it runs as a system daemon rather than a standard user app.
• Native hotspot sharing intercepts traffic at the routing level so connected laptops or consoles use your proxied connection automatically.
• Clean Web UI lets you quickly import subscription links, categorize servers, and update everything with a single tap.
• Saves battery life by avoiding the heavy resource drain typically caused by constantly running standard VPN applications.

Support & Requirements

• Supported Root: Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch.
• Supported Android: All modern Android versions.
• Extra Requirement: Magisk users must also install the KsuWebUIStandalone module to open the module's WebUI.

How to Install

1. Download the Magic V2Ray .zip file from the official GitHub releases.
2. Open your root manager (Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch) and navigate to the Modules tab.
3. Select "Install from storage," choose the downloaded .zip, wait for the flash to finish, and reboot your device.