I, the Witch, Have Come to Fight!

Xiya transmigrated. The good news: She became an earl's only daughter, with a castle and vast lands of her own. She was practically a lord in her own right. The bad news: The earl had died in battle, and after she rejected a marriage proposal, the spurned fortune hunter flew into a rage and accused her of being a witch. Before a royal envoy, the Church's tribunal decided to tie her to a stone pillar and throw her into the river: According to the rules of witch trials, if she sank, that proved she was innocent. If she floated, it meant she had made a pact with the devil, and they would pull her out and burn her alive. As she fell into the water, she suddenly remembered something someone had once said: If someone decides you're a witch or that you possess a weapon of mass destruction, the only way to stay alive is to actually be a witch or possess a weapon of mass destruction. So she hurled a fireball and burned all the filthy, vile trash to ashes, leaving her fiefdom spotless once more. Later, Xiya became queen of the witches' kingdom. When the bitter winter came and people in neighboring countries huddled in frigid wooden houses, shivering for warmth and afraid to go outside, the witches' kingdom stoked its boilers, donned soft, warm cotton clothes as fluffy as clouds, and grew fresh vegetables in glass greenhouses. When floods, droughts, and locust plagues struck and neighboring countries mixed dirt into their black bread, the people of the witches' kingdom drank milk tea and ate white bread stuffed with eggs and meat, along with charcoal-grilled oysters, all while worrying they were getting too fat... After witch hunters killed or drove out every witch and cat in their own countries, they suddenly realized that an even greater disaster was coming: Plague, famine, floods... Meanwhile, the witches' kingdom, which had welcomed every witch and cat, enjoyed a bountiful harvest! People were outraged. Who said witches were the devil's agents? They were obviously saviors! Note: This is my take on Western fantasy. Every setting serves the story, and everything is made up by the author. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Reason for participating in the Growth and Comeback theme: After transmigrating, the heroine faces a desperate situation. Through sheer determination, she awakens her magical powers and keeps saving persecuted witches. She rises to become queen of the witches' kingdom, clears the witches' names, and turns their kingdom into a divine realm everyone longs to visit. Coming soon: The Game Shuts Down, and I Become Its Only Player When the game Glory of the Gods shuts down, Eileen angrily blasts the company for being heartless. She'd finally reached max level and was about to make a run for godhood, and now it was all gone! Pay up! In the blink of an eye, she becomes a little girl in Pero Town, about to be sacrificed. Amid the blood and chaos, a terrifying beast lunges at them, and everyone abandons her and runs. Facing the beast's gaping maw, Eileen reaches out. “Frank, is that you?” The terrifying beast kneels before her, lowering its enormous head to nuzzle her hand. “Master, you're finally back!” The Church declares that darkness is descending and the world is about to end. Only Eileen knows that the game world has become real and is now disconnected from her own world. She's the only player left behind. Even though she has to start over at level zero, the game's interface and inventory have come with her, and she still has the contracts for the beast pets she collected. To the people of this world, the immortal beasts are monsters Eileen has spawned from the game. The nightmarish visions that repeat over and over, where failing to clear the stage means certain death, are game dungeons where Eileen can farm gear, gold, and pets. “Gods, that witch is going to unleash immortal beasts! Please save your faithful followers!” When faced with the gods summoned by those “followers,” Eileen looks at the health bars above their heads and laughs. As the only player in this game world, Eileen faces the gods and chooses to beat the whole world to a pulp! Theme: Expose rumors and build a thriving society