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Well, when you transmigrate to a world of swords and magic, you’re supposed to learn magic, conquer the world, build a huge harem, and eventually even slay a god...
But that was all just wishful thinking. Who knows why I transmigrated into a little girl?
In that case, I’m not learning magic. I’ve got a powerful swordswoman for a big sister anyway.
What? I have an incredible talent for magic, so strong that I don’t even need to attune myself to the elements: they come to me on their own? So strong that the headmaster of the top magic academy personally delivered my admission letter?
(Pauses to think.) In that case, elements, you can learn magic for me. Whenever I need it, just go ahead and cast the spells yourselves.
And with that, the decision is made!
Elements: ???
Simply put, this is the story of a little girl who’s too lazy to study magic, but becomes a powerful mage by making the elements study and meditate for her. What’s the little girl doing, you ask? Obviously, slacking off!
What does "group chat bombing" mean?
The concept is good, but the writing is really bad. It's one of the worst-written books I've ever read on any platform. A very short sentence is crammed with a bunch of adjectives, making it not just cheesy, but childish like an essay written by an immature child. The plot is also weak. The opening test was supposed to be a small but satisfying moment, and that's it? And the supporting characters are all so immature, especially the principal's forced course selection later on. It's so abstract. If she were a villain, this would be fine; she'd be there to cause trouble for the protagonist. But when she first appears, she's part of the same support group as the other characters. Ugh, I really don't understand why it's so toxic. It's making me feel uncomfortable, like my brain is blocked. AI can easily create a better chapter these days.