The Former Witch’s Journey to the Land of Magic
Kurumi, who was a witch in her past life, always felt out of place living in a world without magic. Shunned by her parents since childhood and betrayed by someone she thought was a friend—who stole her lover—Kurumi's life was filled with sorrow. Then, one day, she suddenly finds herself transported to a world several thousand years after her previous life!? With the help of a magical bracelet she once created that allows her to transform into a black cat, and her deep knowledge of magic, she sets her sights on finding the land of witches! This is a heartwarming isekai fantasy about a kind-hearted former genius witch forging her own path in a new world!
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i don’t think it’s the right of the emperor/beloved child to restrain someone else’s freedom just to amuse himself. Like she clearly has a place she wants to go, but he’s literally keeping her caged in the palace like a pet.
Okay after reading thru ch25, I still don’t particularly like him. She’s at least allowed way more freedom and to conduct research but I don’t like his attitude/personality. Our FL is just haunted by toxic MLs
I really can’t stand the Emperor, he absolutely disgusts me, I am actively scowling whilst reading this. I just want to see Kurumi go on adventures, and this idiot keeps stopping her from escaping so effortlessly I just feel so disheartened I hate it I hate it I hate it.
Bro plz don’t be sus
Love that Aster just eventually accepted Kuromi calling him mom
Treason, but she has no allegiance to the country to begin with!
I like it, it's cute. I can understand the other commentators feelings about ML, but to me his behaviour makes sense. I like how he doesn't want to let go of FL because he likes her, and not out of political necessity. FL is honestly has a bit too much of bad luck to be left alone anyway