Reincarnated as the Only Sage in Another World

After staying up all night for three days, Jiang Ningning tragically died suddenly and transmigrated into the character she had created in a game.

The good news: she inherited the abilities on her game account, along with its interface.

The bad news: her game character was a... four-foot-three loli.

The even worse news: she was alone in a deep forest, surrounded by a pack of monsters watching her hungrily.

Jiang Ningning: QAQ!!

Duke Luxel brought a child back from the forest.

The child had hair the color of the sky and eyes like roses. She was delicate and adorable, but at a glance, it was clear she was far from ordinary.

If Duke Luxel hadn't been there to keep people in check, she would surely have been abducted and sold as some kind of rare creature.

Yet those who thought this were soon left bewildered when, during the demon invasion and the beasts' rampage through the forest, it was this child, whom no one had paid any attention to, who stepped forward.

The stars above were drawn to her, trembling and swaying. The Sage's Tower stood majestic on the distant horizon. Together, they formed an unshakable wall protecting humanity.

The elves and dragons who once looked down on everyone folded their wings respectfully before her. Fairies wove garlands for her, and sirens sang her praises.

She was the one and only sage of this world.

A star in the heavens that would never fall.

◇ A full-dive Western fantasy online game in an alternate world

◇ A universally adored otome-game Mary Sue. This is exactly my kind of thing, so if it's not yours, please steer clear.

◇ The heroine goes on a rampage √ She'll jump up and smack you in the knees.

◇ The cover uses a template and stock assets. Permission has been obtained for all assets used, including the character design, so overlapping assets are normal.

◇ Novels are not a necessity of life. If you feel uncomfortable while reading, please stop in time. Let's agree to part ways amicably.

Theme: The greater your power, the greater the responsibility you must bear