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The Heavily Armoured Noble Girl Monette: How To Break a Curse You Don’t Remember Casting
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59 totalRecent chapters
- 001Chapter 1
- 002Chapter 2
- 003Chapter 3
- 004Chapter 4
- 005Chapter 5
- 006Chapter 6
- 007Chapter 7
- 008Chapter 8
- 009Chapter 9
- 010Chapter 10
- 011Chapter 11
- 012Chapter 12
- 013Chapter 13
- 014Chapter 14
- 015Chapter 15
- 016Chapter 16
- 017Chapter 17
- 018Chapter 18 - The Witch is Tsun and Whimsical
- 019Chapter 19 - Whimsical Witch and Witch Slayer 1
- 020Chapter 20
- 021Chapter 21 - The Drawing Competition and the Three Kitty-Cats
- 022Chapter 22 - Beyond the Border
- 023Chapter 23 - Moonlight and Blood Ink
- 024Chapter 24 - Touching Sheaths in the City Accustomed to the Bizarre¹
- 025Chapter 25 - The Cat and Witch Bathe in the Moonlight 1
- 026Chapter 26 - The Cat and Witch Bathe in the Moonlight 2
- 027Chapter 27 - The Lady of the Lake and the Depressing Departure
- 028Chapter 28 - Through the Valley Where the Witch Lives
- 029Chapter 29 - Armored Girl and Senior Witch (?)
- 030Chapter 30 - Magical Spring Onsen
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About this novel
“As if I’d marry an ugly woman like you!”Monette, a noble daughter of the House of Idira, was hurt deeply by what her fiancé, Prince Alexis, had said.To rub salt on the wound, her younger sister was then made Alexis’ fiancée instead of her. Unsure just what part of her was ugly, Monette develops a complex… and begins to cover her whole body with iron armour.And so, Monette researches magic alone in the old castle… until one day, two men come to visit her…“Monette, break my curse!”This is a story of Monette, who wears armour from the top of her head to the tip of her toes, Prince Alexis, who suffers under a curse of bad luck that forces him to stick his foot in a bottomless swamp at least once a week, and Percival, a worrywart knight who spoils people when he’s tired. It is a story of their journey as all three of them think respectively:I’ve got the most common sense here.