The Eastern Exchange Student at the Magic Academy

About the update schedule: Since it's graduation season, I can't post daily, but I'll make sure to update with at least 15,000 words a week.

Serious blurb:

Zhong Weiran doesn't actually like magic all that much, nor does she particularly dislike cultivation. Her reason for choosing to study abroad in a world of magic is simple: she wants to become a god.

Becoming a god in the East is too difficult. You need merit as well as power. The West is different: all she needs is a bit of luck and some faith.

Taking a shortcut is nothing to be ashamed of. Zhong Weiran openly admits that she wants to reach the top in one leap. She's been a prodigy since childhood, blessed with incredible fortune, and firmly believes that even in a world of magic, everything will go her way and all her wishes will come true.

And things do go just as she hoped. In a single day at school, she becomes the chosen one of several gods: the God of Love, the Goddess of Beauty, and the God of Dreams. Without doing anything, she effortlessly wins the affection of countless teachers and classmates and is widely regarded as the next chairperson.

Learning magic is so easy that she understands it as soon as it's explained. Even if she can't make sense of the theory, she can still put it into practice.

Sure enough, a prodigy is a prodigy wherever she goes. She always gets what she wants. So what if she gave up the advantage of her sword physique? Her talents are blossoming in every direction.

Irreverent blurb:

Why is the Elemental Department setting the school on fire? Why are so many students crawling into the Necromancy Department? Why is the Integrated Studies Department decorated so strangely, like a mishmash of styles? And why doesn't the Theology Department even appear on the map?

The Golden Eye of Xituas is about to reveal the truth behind all of this in this issue!

Reader's guide: 1. This is an ensemble story with a vast world. There may be a lot of characters, but you don't need to remember their names or identities. Many are one-off characters.

2. No one is perfect. In keeping with the diversity of human nature, both the protagonist and supporting characters will have good and bad sides.

3. The cover is a template, not an exclusive design!

Theme: Humanity's only responsibility is to live happily.