(Planning to revise this when I have time, a major rewrite.)
Blurb One:
Lin Ling is a devoted fan of the bestselling fantasy novel The Duke's Highness. Her obsession with reading it is so intense that she dies suddenly.
She transmigrates into the role of the male lead's cannon-fodder fiancée: Naisha, the arrogant and domineering young lady.
Naisha is an obsessive, love-struck girl who adores the male lead and resents the heroine. She leaves her extraordinary talent for magic untapped, spends all day picking fights with the heroine, and gets thoroughly crushed for it.
But Lin Ling, a fanatic for magical studies, isn't in the least bit panicked. Instead, she can't help exclaiming happily, "I can finally study magic!"
That's right. She doesn't love this novel for the tragic romance between its leads, but for all the magical worldbuilding.
In this transmigration, she gets her wish and enters the magic academy of her dreams, Meizhui Ke. And with the magical talent she inherited from the original story...
Lin Ling, or rather, Naisha, quietly clenches her fist. The title of the greatest mage is hers for the taking!
Blurb Two:
They say the young lady of the Cape family was so overjoyed at becoming engaged to the duke's son, whom she'd loved for years, that she accidentally fell into a pond.
After she woke, her personality had completely changed. She ignored the duke and applied straight to the most powerful magic academy in the kingdom.
Everyone: What's going on? Is she playing hard to get?
Naisha says nothing, only smiling calmly.
Years later, she becomes the most outstanding student the magic academy has ever had, matching the dean in skill at a very young age.
Rumors abound, and everyone starts speculating about why Naisha entered the academy.
Version One: Naisha applied because she'd fallen for the academy's handsome potions professor, a snake beastman.
Version Two: There's a gifted, aloof, handsome man at the academy whom Naisha loves but can't have.
Version N: Naisha fell under a magical enchantment and mistakenly fell in love with someone else.
In short, the duke's son's head has turned completely green!
The duke's son: "...?"
Naisha: "I really just want to study magic."
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When he first met Naisha at the age of ten, Elvis thought she was a pointless, vulgar, and incredibly stupid fiancée.
He never said a word about it, but deep down, he looked down on her a little.
He wasn't sure when his opinion of her began to change.
Maybe it was during the academy entrance exam when she was fifteen, when she showed off her astonishing magical ability. Or perhaps it was her passion and dedication to the study of magic...
Whenever magic was involved, her eyes always shone.
"Always a rose apart from the rest, always a rose among roses, a rose of roses, a flower blossoming in Platonic purity. I do not praise the passionate, blind rose, the rose that can be seen but never reached."
Jorge Luis Borges, "The Rose"
[An outwardly warm but inwardly cold duke's son x A deadpan, goofy young lady]
P.S. The heroine grows stronger and levels up in the first half. In the second half, the hero realizes what he's lost and pursues her.
A Japanese-style Western fantasy setting, with plenty of original takes on titles of nobility, magic, and such.
It might also be a goofy story mixing Western fantasy and xuanhuan.
(Aside: There is also a mystery plot, though it isn't especially mysterious.)
Theme: Balancing responsibility and ambition. Love isn't everything in life.
Come on! Nice!!
It looks good. I need to keep updating it. QAQ
Hahahahahahaha it's so fun!
Why is it so short! I thought it was all over! (Although it seems to be faster)
Is He the god of dark magic? Because the heroine's talent is that the light system defeats the dark system.
Sorry, I still haven't finished writing today (kowtows) Will definitely send it tomorrow
I know that the stories written by contracted authors sometimes end up in high-level review for no apparent reason, but I don't understand that as an unsigned author, the plot and emotions are lacking, and the hero and heroine in this chapter don't even hold each other's hands. The battle scenes are not bloody either... I want to ask, did I offend that unknown netizen or something?
Catching bugs, nice is marked as nine. By the way, the heroine is very cute
When it comes to catching bugs, "bearing the brunt" has always been used to describe bad objects (such as dangers), and cannot be used to describe what to do first.
During the revision process, the first three chapters are also being revised... If you update, you may have to wait until all the bugs are fixed and the logic becomes consistent before you can continue... But it won't be too long.