Saving a Chuunibyou in the Wizarding World

Blurb One:

After transmigrating to a world of magic, Sang Heng went through a drastic change in just three months, from wanting to become a god to wanting to kill one.

Strange quests, terrifying malice, vanishing magic, and a past that resurfaces: caught in the center of a mystery, Sang Heng searches for a reason she came here and a place to call home.

But...

Sang Heng: “Why does a crisis in your magic world need an outsider like me to get involved??”

#Nobody told me I had to save the world when I transmigrated here

#What do I do if I've been scammed? Asking urgently

#So the person who tried to kill me wanted me to save the world. How noble of her

Blurb Two:

Sang Heng just wanted to look after her classmates and roommates like the big sister she'd been for tens of thousands of years, and lead her group to victory. Who knew everyone would be hiding knives in their words, clashing like needle against needle, and trying to beat one another to death as long as they didn't die first?

Then, when it was finally time for them to work together, the whole group of special races lost their nerve.

At the crucial moment, they had to rely on her, their dependable captain. Sang Heng took out her wand to cast a spell, only to nearly be blinded by her battered wand.

Eight gems, not one missing. Celestials, priests, demon puppets, vampires, demons, mermaids, elves, a princess of the kingdom, and witches becoming good friends who fight side by side may be unlikely, but it's never impossible.

/Fate brought us together. Meeting you was already a certainty, a gift from heaven, the result of reincarnation. No matter how many choices we make, we can't escape what's fated.

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A little childish, lighthearted, and over-the-top, with a bit of spooky theatrics.

An ensemble story, an ensemble story, an ensemble story. The heroine isn't the only main character.

Reading Guide:

1. The heroine was a modern-day cultivator. This isn't a fantasy or xianxia setting.

2. My take on Western Fantasy, with a mountain of original worldbuilding. In other words, I mashed together all the Western Fantasy elements I read about as a kid, plus a whole bunch of races and worldbuilding of my own invention.

3. The main cast and the academy storyline are all-female, but the world isn't. Outside the academy, things follow the usual conventions.

4. With so many characters, one or two of them are bound not to be good people in the traditional sense. But they're wonderful, and I love them. If I mess up their characterization, blame me and I'll fix it. Please don't scold them.

5. There will be a female-female side pairing with normal page time. The heroine's world is still the main one, but everyone is a protagonist. No male-female or male-male pairings.

6. The names really aren't that hard to remember.

7. A lighthearted slice-of-life story.

At its heart, this is a story about a heroine who's forty percent calm, thirty percent short-tempered, twenty percent kind and forgiving, and ten percent funny, going on adventures with a big group of friends who overthink everything and have chuunibyou.

Blurb edited on 2023.7.27

Theme: Stand united, live in harmony, and work together for mutual success.