Library Japanese literature The Marriage of a Witch ~ Helps the Beloved Child to conquer the world, but the Reincarnation is a secret ~ / Orito Shogakukan Bunko Character Bun!

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Japanese Literature
[Introduction to the Contents]
Where is the bride of the greatest witch who has become a princess?
"Be honored, Kuge. I will marry you."
It was Riju, a princess of 芳国, who proposed to Hisha Taka to Kuge, who has now become the emperor of the country. But Kuge replied coldly.
"Who will marry you? All I love is the Witch of the Hundred Flowers."
It was Riju who was shocked by this reply. I didn't know that Kuge thinks that way about the Witch of the Hundred Flowers.
Above all, it is impossible to say in this situation. She is the "Witch of the Hundred Flowers" herself. She was the "Hada" herself who was once considered the greatest witch of 芳国 and was beheaded for an unprovoked crime.
In the first place, Kuge is the "beloved child" of a witch. Hada picked up a young man and brought him up for a long time. She was like a son. That is why from the moment when a miracle occurred and she knew that she had been reincarnated into the body of Riju, the Witch of the Hundred Flowers had made up her mind.
He protects his dreams and future by himself. Then, he takes the world and gives it to Kuge - she knows that it is the way to make the beloved child happy.
What is the ending of the thoughts of "witches" and "beloved children" that pass by? Chinese-style fantasy!