Alice’s Delightful and Wholesome Great Adventure

Alice is the least carefree resident of the Demon World. Ever since she was born, her greatest wish has been for Lady Shinki to leave her in peace for half a day. As the goddess who created the Demon World, Shinki can do almost anything. She prepares a name, knowledge, a home, and countless toys for her daughter. And she always manages to find the exact moment Alice most wants to be alone, then walks in with some new surprise. Fortunately, Yumeko knows when to serve the tea, and when to politely ask Lady Shinki to leave first. Life in the Demon World is more or less like this: its residents are kind, a little eccentric, and fond of calling trouble "fun." Alice keeps up her manners, gets to know everyone, and does her best to prove that she really is the most sensible person here. After The Grimoire of Alice comes into her hands, her wish to "become a magician" finally seems possible. Alice studies the grimoire diligently and draws up a detailed plan for her lessons. Then one day, Shinki rushes in, brimming with excitement, and announces, "Let's go on an adventure!" And so Alice's adventure, neither pleasant nor perhaps entirely healthy, begins just like that.