@KLGChaos
And there's your answer. Key to power fantasy is to see the protagonist curbstomp villains, not trade blows in a series of stalemates until the special one obtains the MacGuffin of power.
Ideally, MC here would 1-hit kill her after she spouts out another uninspired monologue of evil.
Story went downhill the moment the childhood friend got introduced, like the author knew it was going to be axed so he threw in a second love rival for trope's sake.
@Red225 Simple, he used his not-magic to store giant monsters in a space without oxygen, without them suffocating to death, then released them all from his not-magic.
Follows all the tropes of an author's first attempt at shoujo: idiot and impulsive MC, playboy ML that slept with 90% of the story's women discovers monogamy, ends right when the romance starts.