Chapter 92: What is called the primary productive force

And then, with that bit of the most basic magic knowledge, she came up with the first self-created spell of her life, the "Lazy Person's Dressing Spell," which would later become the "Witch's Dressing Spell."

The next day, she concocted the "Lazy Person's Washing Spell."

On the third day...

During that time, Dorothy, who found the creation of self-made spells unexpectedly fun, began to churn them out at the rate of one new spell a day, with a productivity that would embarrass a sow.

And, in the process of constantly creating spells, she thoroughly digested the principles of basic spells that she had previously only memorized.

Afterward, she began pestering Adam every day to teach her higher-level magical knowledge, but Adam, busy earning money for his daughter's baby formula and diapers, didn't have the time to play with her daily. In the end, with no other choice, he bought her a witch's junior spellbook (a witch's version of a smartwatch?) and let her learn on her own.