It wasn't until Mao Xiaotao officially became a witch that she learned how much power words could hold.
Otherwise, she would never have blurted out that she wanted to become a great witch.
At the very least, she should have added two more wishes: may the lands of the Inner Sea enjoy good weather and prosperity, with all living beings finding their proper place, and may the world be harmonious and orderly, free from disaster for a thousand years and more.
Unfortunately, her spiritual power wasn't enough to sustain the Inner Sea's prosperity for thousands of years.
So later, she did everything she could, giving all she had, and truly became the greatest witch on the Inner Sea.
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1. Part of the Eastern Witch series, with extensive worldbuilding that unfolds over time. Focused on the female lead and plot, with a slow build and foreshadowing early on. The plot begins when the heroine is young, and the romance starts after she reaches adulthood (there isn't much romance).
2. Low magic. Neither witches nor their magic are all-powerful. Gods exist, but they aren't all-powerful either.
3. The gods, witches, magic, medicine, history, geography, and so on are all fictional.
Theme: Be independent and strong, brave and kind.
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