" No shipping wars.
Mati wakes up in a remote corner of the world and lives in poverty with her teacher.
One day, while struggling with a wildcat over a high-paying job, she accidentally overhears some news:
The largest jewel-trading house on land and sea, Delajema, has suddenly rebelled and been declared heretical by the Temple.
The Orthodox Knights are purging everyone across the realm who has any connection to the Delajema family.
Mati has nothing to do with the Delajemas, but magical gems are essential to human survival, and the Delajema family is the only one that can deliver them to her isolated island town.
To stay alive, Mati heads for the Roman Sea, hoping to persuade the Temple to show mercy and remember that her little town is on the verge of collapse.
Once this country girl reaches the city, she sees more than she ever imagined.
She meets all kinds of remarkable people, all of them grieving over the late head of the Delajema family as though their lives depend on it.
Mati carefully maneuvers among these powerful figures to achieve her goal. Fortunately, everything goes inexplicably smoothly.
The only thing that bothers her is that the late family head had the same name as her.
As for the others, it doesn't matter. They're just people she met in passing, and once she returns to the countryside, she'll never have anything to do with them again.
But can someone explain why the Grand Cardinal, said to be the most merciless person alive, called "Reason Incarnate" and the right hand of God, and supposed to be composed, calm, dignified, and beautiful...
has grabbed her by the throat the moment he sees her, eyes bloodshot as he shouts her full name?
"Matilda, how dare you come back, "
[Carefree, dirt-poor country girl x
- Fallen mercenary (my teacher and guardian)
- Thuggish nun (underground boss, hard to handle)
- Thorny emperor (I hear she was my childhood friend)
- Rebellious adopted daughter (I don't remember adopting anyone, but she's the current head of the family)
- Ghost ex-wife (When did I get married???
- Nonhuman mage (apparently we go way, way back)
- Sunny saintess (Dangerous! Stay away, stay away, stay away)
- Ruthless cardinal (I think she used to be... my godmother.)
- ...]
PS:
" Bottom-centered.
" The protagonist is the focus. Not a weak bottom, and she doesn't rely on her looks.
" A wish-fulfillment story.
" The story's world diverged from real history at the fourteenth-century turning point, and the story begins ten thousand years later.
" May contain a little fictionalized medieval life, as imagined by me.
" There will be no group relationship.
" Open ending, with no official pairing.
Theme: I am who I am. I need no proof.
I dreamed that I was a teenager again, and I actually saw my first love sister Penelil again. It's a pity that things have changed and people have changed, and they are no longer like teenagers 🥺
Teacher, where is the extra update we promised? What about the new article promised to be published in October? Tomorrow is November, and my child has been secretly crying since he has been hungry for a month without food 😭
I've finished reading it. There's no one with good works. I'm still unfinished.
Is this the end? Is there no content about rescuing Hilde Paley and going ashore? 😭
It's so well written and delicious. ❤️
I am a life fan. How is the author? It's okay to take a break and stop writing. I hope you live a healthy life. When you have a good rest, come back and write.
After searching, I found that the Dream Demon is actually pink and purple, and the other one associated with purple is Penelil 😂 It's so scary 😂
Wait, there's a saint in the copy? There is no such character in the article
Alas, it's really over. I can't bear to let it go.
Teacher, can I make a wish for Octavia? The curious sisters' experiences as children or the story after they walked out of the Louvre 🤩 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️