Max-Level Archmage Goes Slack, but His Teammates Are All Common-Sense Black Holes

[Short-tempered, money-grubbing mage × Physically unbeatable swordsman who knows nothing about common sense]

“My name is Linna. I’m a max-level mage, and I’m in a panic. My teammate is strong enough to cut down the Demon King, but he thinks the sun is a lamp that only lights up during the day.”

Linna Silverstar is a genius mage. Her life motto: if you can solve it by fighting, don’t waste words; if you can steal the money, don’t work for it.

Then she steals a battered stone tablet and gets hunted across the continent, while picking up a blond swordsman named Gao Xiang along the way.

He can split a Flame Dragon in two with one sword, yet seriously asks her, “Do you have to chant to use magic?”

He can catch a forbidden spell with his bare hands, but thinks a “teleportation array is a giant carriage.”

She unleashes her ultimate forbidden spell, Divine Annihilation Slash, while he boils instant noodles beside her. “Xiao Na, want some scallions?”

Only later does she discover:

The stone tablet she stole is the ancient divine artifact [Key to the Boundary].

The people trying to kill her are the Demon King’s former followers, resurrected after a thousand years.

And this teammate, whose common sense is below zero,

turns out to be the [Godslayer] ranked number one

on every demonfolk wanted list.

“Is it too late to run?”

“No, Xiao Na,” he says with a smile, wiping his sword. “You promised you’d stay with me forever.”

Until he agrees to give her his sword.

[Reader’s Guide]

The heroine is a short-tempered little firecracker who’d rather fight than yap and is always thinking about selling out her teammates.

The hero is unbeatable in a fight, knows less than nothing about common sense, and is naturally dark-hearted, with an even darker side beneath the surface.

Nonstop laughs and thrilling battles, with an iconic moment in every chapter.

It’s not a System novel, but it’s even more ridiculous than one.