I Want Your Throne

About this novel: Check out my completed stories about strong female leads in my author profile: The Grand Archmage Is Making Money Today, After the Spiritual Qi Revival, The Old King Is Away, So We Went Pioneering, and Hold Tight to the Wrench, among others. One more well-received, strong-female-lead power fantasy. You can skip the blurb below o(╥﹏╥)o. My new story, The Rules for a Traitor's Rise to Power on a Primordial Wilderness Road Trip, is now out. Coming soon: Can Infinite Failures Only Deduct Love? Please add them to your collection. Thank you!~ At midnight, the Imperial Mage's Spire enters its nightly hours. The president, cold, pale, and noble as a cobra, is meeting with the mortal races' sworn enemy. Together, they peer into the ultimate future of the Middle-Earth world. They see Her Majesty the Queen, still young, sitting elegantly beneath the lights as she diligently copies the summer homework of the student ranked second from last in her year. At the same time, she writes a memorial to the Imperial Central Government and the Goddess of Order, reporting that the magic questions set by a certain Mage Association president are far too advanced and too numerous, and seem to be an attempt to exploit young students for nefarious purposes! Order professions: Experimental Prisoner, Motley Knight, Hunger-Eater, Banker, Amanlica Beast Tamer, Tuning Master, Bronze Dancer, Little Wood Mage, Great Gray Robe, Black-Robed Knight, Elegant Wanderer. (Most are traditional combat systems that combine mages, knights, and racial abilities.) Order ranks: The Nine Orders, ranked from the Ninth to the First, growing stronger at each level. Each has a different title. Some titles are shared, such as Little Wood Mage, while others are unique, such as the heroine's: Tyrant. Reading guide: 1. A Western fantasy version of Middle-Earth. People die in all sorts of ways. The story follows the growth of villages, towns, kingdoms, and empires as they expand and vie for power. Monster cores and orc blood are cultivation resources. Mages can be killed and their magical power absorbed through black magic. The corpses of combatants from any side can be used for alchemy. Aside from competing for the continent's natural resources and minerals, and producing sustainable agricultural resources from the land, everything comes down to fighting monsters to level up. 3. The characters' values are not the author's. Given the world's civilization and the logic of the plot, please don't impose modern morality. The protagonist begins as a pure-hearted, naturally dark and adorable local little mage (from an unconventional agricultural husbandry and nutritionist school). Her thoughts are simple, but her methods are astonishing. From childhood, she is so adorable that people say, "It's hard to breathe." When she grows up, people say, "I can't breathe." 4. The heroine is young, so she will attend school in different places as part of her compulsory education. (Don't ask. Even the king has to get up early for school. In reality, it's all about conquering and dominating.) Romance plays a small part, but there are many side plots. Use your imagination to fit them around the protagonist's identity and story. Reader interference is not welcome. Theme: Self-reliance, self-improvement, and women's awakening.