The Hero Wants a Vacation [Western Fantasy]

Eula might be the weakest hero in the whole world.

Her resume is padded with team battles, her personal record is still a big fat zero, her commissions are always the lowest-paying, and her clients beg her on their knees to find another line of work.

Five years away from home, bouncing between more than a dozen parties, with both her wallet and stomach rumbling.

She has no choice but to face reality: she is not cut out for this job.

Go home, kid. Go home.

As if things weren't bad enough, her little boat is caught in a storm on the way home.

By a stroke of luck, she survives, and the waves wash her ashore on a deserted island.

Eula, who takes bad luck as part of daily life, adapts just fine. After exploring, she discovers that the island's ecosystem is surprisingly complete.

A vengeful black cat, Aibi elves, a royal family with a very messy social circle, beastfolk who shout threats and battle cries, and blood clans disguised as humans.

The map is waiting to be explored, and the hero still has work to do!

But

Compared with exhausting herself to explore, Eula would much rather take a vacation. She needs a rest!

Putting aside the dangers, isolation, and undercurrents,

this island is full of rare plants and animals, has beautiful scenery, and its residents are “friendly.”

Back home, it could easily be rated a top-tier, five-A tourist resort.

After years of struggling in a foreign land without achieving a thing, and still having to force herself to work every day, Eula is on the verge of dying from overwork.

At last, she gets the chance to take a guilt-free vacation, with every right to do so.

Sunshine, good food, sleeping in

No one is going to stop me from resting!

Rest? Not so fast.

After causing countless disasters, Eula is forcibly bound to a sword spirit.

Now she has astonishing combat power

and, an around-the-clock work schedule.

This is the end! With a sword spirit, she automatically detects every disturbance within five hundred meters.

Whether she's sleeping or eating,

as soon as a monster enters her detection range,

the sword spirit forces her to clock in for work.

She hasn't even had a chance to enjoy the good life, and the bad times are already kissing her hello.

Her vacation is nowhere in sight.

Guide:

1. An ensemble story. The female lead is a laid-back slacker who grows little by little.

2. A fantasy continent in an alternate world. The setting is all made up by the author.

3. A healing fairy-tale utopia.

4. Lots of mother-daughter relationships (), really, a lot.

Theme: Long live life