I could handle the MC somehow unluckily encountering one of the six (recognized) most powerful people in the nation in a randomly unlucky room, and one of the only evil ones, of no meaningful fault of her own, and then somehow encountering a fortuitous encounter with the one evil god who takes interest in her and gives her powers (And I have a personal gripe with this, because the MC was born with her powers, had them taken away unluckily right away, and just when I thought this was going... more>> to be an interesting story, she gets strong powers again just chapters away by nothing of her own effort because she randomly encounters a god.).

I could handle the plot that randomly jumps between locations for little meaningful reason.

I... could stand the MC's insufferably immature and petty personality, despite them having full memories of their past as a college graduated working man.

...I could... begrudgingly get past the several incidents of s*xual harassment towards the MC despite it being stated multiple times that she is a child (like, less than a month old), looks like a child, and is perceived as a child from the people around her.

...I could....... stand the incredibly boring and overused cliche of the MC breaking the magic testing device to get into magic school (and one with two of the six most powerful people at that, wow how original) that speaks volumes about what is to come.

But the straw that breaks the camel's back for me is the MC picking up a gold coin from the ground randomly, and that somehow being a reasonable justification for her to be arrested (kidnapped) by someone else in the broad public, tied in a room, forcefully stripped nude against her will, and instead of the perpetrator getting any commupance at all, they just get into a mutually assured destruction blackmail with the MC with the flimsiest reasons and they're probably going to just be the quirky pe*verted friend in the future.

When the plot isn't cliche, it's so nonsensically put together that I have no idea what the author wants to write, and I have a feeling the author doesn't have a single clue either.

I actually do enjoy the mother-daughter dynamics, but yeah this one isn't it for me. <<less