why would she though? she is basically training right now hahahahah she wants to become a magic knight after allShe was originally a mage right? Why didn't she use any magic other than body strengthen
why would she though? she is basically training right now hahahahah she wants to become a magic knight after allShe was originally a mage right? Why didn't she use any magic other than body strengthen
Well for me it's important to make the distinction between a statement of the protagonists new body "I am a girl" and the gender they want to be "I am a girl". Until now I have seen proof of the former, but not of the latter, so excuse me for still referring to our protag as "He"The reincarnation thing muddies the waters a touch I guess, but if MC self-refers as "I'm a girl", then she's a girl.
Saying 'a reincarnated MC is actually "X" on the inside' is just unnecessarily over-complicating things.
A big part of Chapter 1 was about how the MC had no talent in her last life due to not being a noble and had to compensate by focusing on a skill that didn't need talent as much (magic) combined with obsessive training.She was originally a mage right? Why didn't she use any magic other than body strengthen
She was originally a mage right? Why didn't she use any magic other than body strengthen
It's not like they got a lot of time to respond. And looking at the next chapter turning and running didn't help the few that try anyway. Nor does a long range magical laser attack for that matter.At some point I'm gonna expect a line about anything being a sword if you can lift and swing it.
That said, those soldiers are dumb as rocks. If I saw someone pick up a marble column with their own two hands I'd drop my sword and go home.
But does it roll downstairs, alone or in pairs, and over your neighbour's dog?Can we count that as... a log?
It is shaped like a log and hits like a log.
✅ It's bigBut does it roll downstairs, alone or in pairs, and over your neighbour's dog?
It's it great for a snack, does it fit on your back?
Well for me it's important to make the distinction between a statement of the protagonists new body "I am a girl" and the gender they want to be "I am a girl". Until now I have seen proof of the former, but not of the latter, so excuse me for still referring to our protag as "He"
Can we count that as... a log?
It is shaped like a log and hits like a log.