Magic Must Not Be Abused

Xia Ke was one of the few powerful mages in modern society. After being so poor that he had to live on instant noodles for a whole week, he decided to perform an ancient ritual spell. This ritual spell would allow the caster to legally and legitimately acquire a vast fortune that would never run out. Two days later, with no riches having fallen from the sky, Xia Ke was starting to think the spell hadn't worked when his doorbell suddenly rang. A tall, handsome man stood outside his cramped two-bedroom apartment, holding up a brand-new marriage certificate. "You're my husband?" Xia Ke: "..." Wait, was this what it meant to acquire wealth legally and legitimately? He'd somehow married the richest man in the world, and there was even a prenuptial agreement so strict that a divorce would let him take all the man's money? There was something very wrong with this ritual spell! ~ Zhao Nao couldn't understand why he'd woken up one day to find himself with a husband, especially since he'd apparently been bewitched into signing a completely unfair prenuptial agreement. "When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth." After spending two days investigating everyone around him to find out what they remembered about this husband who'd appeared out of nowhere, Zhao Nao came to his final conclusion: He must have lost his memory! He plucked up his courage and went to the door of the room where Xia Ke was staying. The pretty young man in a bizarre-looking robe gave him a bewildered glance, then looked at the marriage certificate in his hand. The glass bottle he was holding hit the floor with a crash. Zhao Nao's eyes widened in shock. He reacted that strongly to the marriage certificate! He still loves me! ~ Silly domineering CEO gong Zhao Nao / poor mage shou Xia Ke A lighthearted palate cleanser, probably just a cute little sweet treat. It won't be very long. I can't think of anything in particular to warn you about. Basically, it's a childhood-marriage romance with a bit of magic thrown in. The male lead won't use any means to obtain wealth unfairly. I have a completed novel, Days of Survival in the Fairy Forest, a no-romance story about cute animals. Click to enjoy the silly forest life of a little fox and a Eurasian red squirrel! Coming soon: [Building] The Demon King, Please Draw a Card - Barren land where not a blade of grass grows, explosive lava that erupts without warning, and ugly, primitive, filthy monsters steeped in violence and bloodshed... That's all the outside world knows about the Savia Demon Realm. Seeking his lost memories, Warren made a contract with a card-drawing System. Looking at the familiar spirits gazing up at him with wide, hopeful eyes, then at his newly acquired identity card: Unlucky Demon King, Warren angrily flipped the table. "What do you mean, unlucky Demon King? I'm clearly a lucky charm!" - "Congratulations! You've drawn the SR card: How to Make Quicklime and Its Many Uses." And so the demons who had been digging holes to hide underground and escape the cold got warm, safe little homes. "Congratulations! You've drawn the SR card: Ways to Eat and Cook Black Beans." And so the demons who had been eating raw meat learned to cradle wooden bowls and slowly sip delicious soup. "Congratulations! You've drawn the SSR card: Materials and Basic Steps for Making Paper." And so the young demons began cheerfully carrying their schoolbags and reciting The Little Tadpole Looks for His Mother. - "Congratulations! You've drawn the R card: All the former Demon King's magic power." Warren: ? Wait, is this System being just a little bit biased in how it rates R cards? Theme: Taking shortcuts is a bad idea~