Why Don't I Panic When I'm a Down-And-Out, Sick, and Noble Person?

[Western Fantasy + Steam Magic] When Nangong Yujin heard the taunting voice of the NPC next to her before opening her eyes, she knew that she was very unfortunate to have passed through the book and transformed into the tragic heroine Ophelia in the novel, who was demoted to a commoner by a duke's daughter and then stabbed by a horse. The classic NPC taunt at the beginning, the hypocritical face of the bamboo horse when you look up, and the cold water part that can be applied for World Heritage... But it doesn't matter. Although he was demoted to a commoner and although his body was weak, fortunately, he had the forbidden magic book that he obtained after traveling through the book. His body is weak, but the magic forbidden book in his hand is not weak at all. Ever since, in this age of steam magic, when nobles were fighting for power and the royal family was in decline, a down-and-out, sick and weak nobleman gradually became a different standing mage at the center of the storm. "Yes, she is indeed physically weak and feels very weak." One interviewee described it this way: "Objectively speaking, you can knock her down with just a push." "But the premise is that you really have a chance to touch her." (There is CP, but the emphasis is on plot flow. The focus of CP is natural and unintentional, and we strive to naturally present a sense of CP in the wonderful story)