Originally, being transported to a world of swords and magic meant learning magic, dominating the world, building a harem, and finally slaying a god… But all of that was just wishful thinking. Who knows why she ended up as a little girl. Since that's the case, magic? Forget about it. She already has a powerful swordswoman sister. What? I have incredibly strong magical talent, so strong that elements come to me without her even needing to befriend them? So strong that the headmaster of a top magic academy personally delivered her admission letter? (After a moment's thought) In that case, element, you can learn magic for me. Just release yourself when needed. It's decided! Element: ? ? ? … In short, it's the story of a lazy little girl who becomes a powerful magician by having elements learn and meditate for her—you ask what the little girl is doing? Of course, she's slacking off!

Once, a reporter from the *Witch's Daily* interviewed the second-generation Chief Witch, Lou Yue: "Ms. Lou Yue, some witches accuse you of selling audio recordings, photos, and custom ASMR, corrupting countless little witches, and ruining the atmosphere of witch society. What do you think?" Lou Yue replied righteously: "These are pure slander! I only bring kind care to all the little witches and genuinely solve their problems!" The reporter then asked: "Some people accuse you of becoming the Chief Witch because of some shady dealings. What do you think?" Lou Yue answered again: "Slander! Pure slander! My becoming the Chief Witch has absolutely nothing to do with my roommate being the first-generation Chief Witch!" As a result, after writing *The Pink Book and the Chief Witch*, the reporter was thrown into prison.