The Witch Wants to Turn the World Upside Down

The Stuart name is cursed. Even in another world, a king cannot escape the fate of losing his head. The royal family was overthrown, and Christine, the king's illegitimate daughter, had planned to become a witch and wander the world. But everyone was after her. If that was how it was, then she would flip the table. If she couldn't have a good life, neither could anyone else. She would overturn the entire world! The arrangement of the [Periodic Table] made magic tangible, no longer an elusive art monopolized by the nobility. The successful development of the [Magic Furnace] was a landmark achievement that ushered humanity into a brand-new era. The invention of the [Magic-Furnace Ship] made the oceans safer, proved that the world was round, and enabled the kingdom to establish vast colonies, heralding the age of empire. The witch's leaps of imagination would bring about an industrial revolution unlike any other, spreading supernatural power to every social class. After the [Magitech Revolution], the course of the entire world would change. “Magic drives change, and civilization leads the world. The Empire will sow the seeds of civilization and change across the globe.” Years later, Empress Christine said these words. The beastfolk went from primitive society straight into slavery, basking in the glow of progress; commoners and noble lords shared power, and sampled the brilliance of democracy... This book could also be called The Exiled Witch's Journey to Reclaim Her Kingdom, A History of the Development of Colonialism, The Age of Exploration in Another World, or A Beastfolk History of Blood and Tears.