The Farmer Is Still Doing Nothing at the Sorcery School Today

[Complete!] The story is finished! If you've been saving it up, now's the time to start reading! 1. Ming Du was a farmer, a sturdy woman. She took care of every little thing in Stardew Valley herself, and became the valley's richest person in her third year running the farm. As a sturdy woman with brains to match, Ming Du was a master of social graces. She maxed out her friendship with the Wizard in her first year, and at last he found an apprentice to inherit his legacy. 2. Magic was always abstract, and the Golden Clock was especially bizarre. At least, Ming Du had never heard of a single spell that could send someone through time and space. On her first day in another world, the farmer did two good deeds. First, she defeated a grotesque monster and took a poor little boy with tiny eyes home. Second, she protected a kind woman on her way home from work at night, then was brought home along with her kind woman's sour-faced husband. 3. Ming Du sat in her kind benefactor's house, staring at the gentle older sister's sour-faced husband. Toji: "..." Ming Du: "..." Luckily, the gentle older sister invited Ming Du to stay for breakfast. Ming Du casually dropped a bombshell: "Honey, can't you tell? You're pregnant." "Huh!?" "What?" Toji: "Why are you calling my wife honey?" 4. Before becoming a jujutsu sorcerer, you ought to go see more of the world. A foreign harbor. Suguru stood shoulder to shoulder with his white-haired best friend on the deck, watching a whale breach the water nearby. He couldn't help marveling that such a colossal creature was a miracle of life. The white-haired cat lamented, "Too bad we can't get in the water and chase the whale." Shoko walked over from the other side of the deck, bringing Ming Du with her. Ming Du: "We can go whale-watching underwater next time." "Okay! If you promised, you have to do it!" 2024.12.24 Coming soon: "[Western Crossover] I Would Be the Foundation" * Perhaps she shouldn't have accepted this commission. It could bring her a great deal of trouble, but Count Yagnings was paying far too much. Finding the remains of the exile he followed was no simple task, or so Bhalos thought. Her followers intercepted a letter from Connie Lee of the Department of Extermination, addressed to Zurich, along with the Christmas gift. British government officials and the Department of Extermination were after her like rabid dogs chasing their prey. As a result, the cult's London headquarters suffered a devastating blow... To hell with Yagnings. "You've landed me in a huge mess! You never said before I took the job that the other recipient was Percy Stiles!" Yagnings would never learn how badly he'd misunderstood things when he received the letter. The cult leader had already been thrown in prison. To hell with Yagnings! * Gotham's weather was always rainy and gray, reminding her of home. [I remember what happened. I remember who I am. Those dreams gave me something I have to do.] Recruit followers, study documents, listen to the teachings of the Light-Bringer, deal with pesky hunters, beat the stuffing out of opponents with screws loose, and take a group of devoted winter worshippers on a spring outing to Gotham Cemetery. What a fulfilling life. Life was peaceful enough. It would be even better if the new bird she had taken in would stop causing trouble. 2025.2.3 Theme: Only after seeing more of the world can you know what kind of future you truly want.