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Sexiled: My Sexist Party Leader Kicked Me Out, So I Teamed Up with a Mythical Sorceress! Vol. 1 | Ameko Kaeruda

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Tanya Artemiciov is a talented Mage-class adventurer who just got kicked out of her party by a sexist scumbag. So what's a girl to do? Go to the wasteland and blow stuff up of course! One small problem though: she inadvertently frees a mythical Sorceress named Laplace who was sealed away for the past 300 years... Surprise! Turns out this so-called "wicked" Sorceress is actually pretty cool. Laplace wants to start a party of her own, Tanya wants revenge, and the solution is obvious: team up. It's time to kick ass, kiss girls, and dismantle the patriarchy!

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Sexiled: My Sexist Party Leader Kicked Me Out, So I Teamed Up with a Mythical Sorceress! Vol. 1 | Ameko Kaeruda

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silly title aside, this is a surprisingly good light novel that tears down the typical "power fantasy for dudes" while also serving as a commentary on sexism in Japanese society and structure. also, it also might be the only honest-to-God legitimate female power fantasy I've read. it's a pretty short read that feels a bit choppy and condensed, but I respect what the author did with this story and wish more future writers would do similar things.

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