I Want to Be a Saintess, but I Can Only Use Offensive Magic!

I Want to Be a Saintess, but I Can Only Use Offensive Magic!

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In this world, men and women are already divided by nature, but there exists one more boundary between them– men can wield only offensive magic, while women can use only healing magic. Born a girl, Yuffie Abishas has always admired the Saintess, a miraculous figure beloved by all for her power to heal. If she could become a Saintess too, maybe she could finally make some friends… or so she thought. Having never had a single friend in her life, Yuffie eagerly tries magic for the first time only to unleash a power beyond imagination. Without realizing it, she’s just set the stage for the birth of a new legend: that of the world’s most overpowered (and most socially awkward) girl! Zero friends! 0% self-esteem!! A clumsy girl with nothing but offensive magic charges into her academy life— Can she really make hundred friends along the way?!
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