[Western Fantasy] The Queen Decides to Become King

After her mother died, Lize never had a single happy day.

Though she was a queen, her husband showed her no affection. Her family demanded that she sacrifice and endure. Her son took endless love from her but never gave anything in return. The world crushed her into depression with chains made expressly to bind women.

People said, as though it were only natural, "This is what you should do as a daughter, a wife, and a mother."

Lize's husband fell in love with someone else and stripped her of her crown. Her family crowded around her, then abandoned her. The child she had indulged and cherished with all her heart avoided her and severed all ties. She was thrown off a cliff, her body pierced by the dry bones of the dead at its foot, deep beneath the earth.

Lize became a necromancer.

The first spell she learned was how to summon her mother, who had been dead for many years.

No one knew that the mother of the noblewoman Lize had actually been a commoner: she couldn't read a single word or play a single note, knew no magic and no combat, and was coarse yet timid. The duke, dressed in silks and finery, deceived her, and she ended up giving birth to Lize without really understanding what was happening.

To give her child a noble status, she tearfully gave Lize to the childless duchess, willingly becoming her maid and attending to her. In the end, she still couldn't escape a cruel fate.

Lize's mother was just an ordinary woman, foolish and powerless.

But for Lize, she became the world's mightiest undead, single-handedly defied an entire kingdom, and even climbed to the divine throne, hoping to slay a god and make Lize the world's greatest necromancer.

"No one is allowed to bully my daughter."

"For Lize, I'll do anything."

"What is your wish, Lize?" her mother asked.

Lize said, "Change the world, starting by becoming king."

"All right," her mother said. "Then we'll go to the royal capital and replace the king."

A queen decides to become king. A mother decides to support her daughter.

And so the story begins.

Theme: Cherish your mother.