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At first I was confused about what the novel's about. The opening had FMC a sudden surge of magic power that her own family was terrified of her, ended up "gifted" her to a frontier noble to adopt. But, until 50th chapter there were so little things to make a point in that settings. Yes, there is a dungeon of some sort that she managed to delve farther than common "adventurers" (there hasn't been any mention about adventurers or guild yet) at a young age, but then she was sent to the school, in which there's none of her strengths being utilized. Heck even the lectures or lessons are skipped altogether and just said about her grade being decent. Top 5 if I remember correctly, but never topped anything. There hasn't been any sign of her studying or struggling in any way either.But the entertainment comes from the political plays, mainly from FMC's POV and sometimes provided extra contents from others' without being redundant. Her being a reincarnated person and still a young girl at the moment play big role in her story. Usual JPMC being thrown in nobility would be reaourceful, maybe a bit arrogant, perhaps idealistic in their approach. But our FMC here actually is relatable to common people IRL; she has no clue what she should do in some situation therefore she chooses to stay silent. She has the option to retaliate violently but she as a minor let adults take care of stuff, as she's half aware that she's living in a noble society. She acts accordingly to her age, in which some people might struggle to figure out why would she do that but I find it actually refreshing after all those typical isekai JPMC.Tldr; heavy on politics, very smol action, no romance in sight (underage MC), relatable MC. Worth a shot