Tensai Majo no Maryoku Kare

Nayu is a once-in-a-generation magical prodigy, a witch whose talents set her apart from everyone around her. For years, her extraordinary abilities allowed her to coast through life with impunity—pulling off reckless stunts and brushing off consequences that would have tripped up anyone else. But when her mana reserves suddenly run dry, that borrowed luck comes due all at once. The pranks she played, the duties she neglected, and the arrogance she wore like a second skin now return to haunt her with vicious irony, leaving her powerless and utterly exposed in a world that no longer fears or reveres her. Just as Nayu is drowning in the wreckage of her former life, she stumbles upon Komugi, a former student who once looked up to her from the other side of the classroom. Unlike everyone else who now treats Nayu with scorn or pity, Komugi sees past the fallen genius and simply addresses her as an ordinary person—no awe, no resentment, just genuine warmth. In Komugi’s presence, Nayu finds an unexpected anchor, a single thread of normalcy in a chaos entirely of her own making. Yet as the boomerang of karma continues its relentless arc, Nayu must navigate a daily existence stripped of the magic that once defined her, clinging to the one relationship that still feels real. This is a love-comedy of karmic retribution, where a witch reduced to uselessness must learn to live not on spellpower, but on humility, gratitude, and the fragile hope that someone might care for her as she truly is now—without a single spark of magic to her name.