My Countess, My Majesty the Queen

After reading it, I was very angry. The plot is unreasonable, and the most annoying thing is that the author clearly knows that it is unreasonable, but still has to forcefully write things with a success rate of 1% again and again. This is not called cool, but bullshit.

I really hope the author doesn't treat magic as just a means of destruction. While magic can be used to destroy things, 90% of magic actually has nothing to do with combat. Magic is a beautiful thing. It's similar to science. So many different sides, so many different factions. Magic is divided into eight major schools and general schools based on effects, techniques of use, and future legal specialization directions. School of Change: Everything in the world is in a state of change at any time. The only thing that remains unchanged is change itself. The iron giant can turn into a little white rabbit, the clear sky can turn into rain, the body can turn into metal, and the stone can turn into soft mud. School of Protection: Magic not only destroys but also protects, not only gains but also gives up. Ice, snow and fire can protect, creatures can protect, and even magic itself can protect. The most famous of this school of magic is a terrifying magic called disintegration. This magic can dispel all magic effects, even the magic contained in the mage himself. School of Conjuration: The world of magic is both infinitely large and infinitely small. The world is not just the one we stand on. Parallel and intertwined multiple times and spaces are all around us. This school of magic can summon energy, assistants and even other rarer things from other worlds. Mages can also travel between worlds, from heaven to hell. School of Prophecy: For a true mage, his most precious power should never be those spells with destructive power, but should be his own clear mind, filled with wisdom and knowledge. This school of thought was born precisely to help mages obtain as much information as possible, thereby refining truly valuable knowledge and wisdom. They can know what happened in the past, what is happening now, and even what will happen in the future. School of Enchantment: Magic is not an individual entity independent of all things, but exists in all things. This school of magic is a school of magic that mobilizes the magic that exists within all things to change the nature of things. The mages of this sect use magic deeply into their every word and deed, every action, even a look or a scolding, which can achieve powerful magical effects. School of Plasticization: The appearance of everything in the world is just an illusion. The energy and rules hidden under this appearance are the reality of this world. This school of thought is also what everyone thinks of as magic in the traditional sense. Lightning, frost, fire, and storm are all playthings that mages can manipulate. This is also the most destructive form of magic on the material level. Fantasy school: true and false, real illusion, idealistic manifestation. Everything has a shadow, everything has a weakness. The spells of this school are different from the direct interference and distortion of the will of the enchantment school, but by changing the external information received by creatures, allowing them to change their own consciousness. Mages can create illusions, sounds, smells and even touches, and to some extent, they can even create a world. Necromancy: Mages of this school believe that life is but a small part of death. The boundaries between life and death are blurred in this school of thought. They can spread disease, summon undead spirits, and exist contrary to the laws of nature. The powerful necromancer can raise an army of death anytime and anywhere. Strictly speaking, there is really no difference between this and science. Honestly, if you remove the word "magic" and replace it with the word "science". It's still a thing.

Lao Ma is also a decent person in front of the palace. Everyone spits before leaving.

Loss of memory = start over. It is impossible to be so desperate for a stranger. Do not regard a stranger who has ruined yourself as an enemy. The brain circuit of this book is very strange and unparalleled.

('へ'), Did the author forget the name of the system? Bounty hunter! You might as well call it the Different World Hegemony System! Over 60 chapters, you forcefully suppress the protagonist's strength. Do you think this is reasonable? Let's put it this way, let's not talk about gamblers, just white-collar workers, throwing the Middle Ages, and their lives are in danger at any time. Tell him a way to improve his strength. He won't get hurt, won't be tired, has no sequelae, don't say too much, at least he will practice every day, and the protagonist actually spends the whole day wandering around? Although it can only be used at night, does he feel that his body is powerful? Exercise during the day! He was hovering on the edge of death because he was weak, and he forgot about it in the blink of an eye! What, you want to defeat the enemy with your own wisdom? Stupid, you obviously have the advantage of spending twice as much time training as others and being able to get angry. How can you think of someone else in this organization? If you can destroy a country by yourself, who will give you trouble? Dignity is something that weak people in ancient times were not worthy of possessing. This is not a story about a nanny, but a story about fighting for hegemony. You have multiple wives and multiple daughters. Are you deliberately giving people an excuse? Also, you are a countess, pretentious and contrived. These recent pictures are simply a failure, putting the blame on others... Since she is a strong woman, you didn't expect the protagonist to have no motive for committing the crime? Ah... Forget it, I don't want to say it anymore, just keep it and see what happens next. I found your book in a book list labeled Invincible or Semi-Invincible...

You finally cut yourself. . . .

. What a wonderful book... Why did you enter the palace...