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The central focus of discussion is a \"random\" magic scroll Latte acquires, which readers overwhelmingly believe was intentionally planted by the fan-favorite male lead, Arwin, as a sneaky ploy to get her to visit the magic tower. This event significantly reinforces the prominent fan theory that the scrolls are a scam and that Latte is unknowingly activating them with her own latent magical abilities, a theory supported by Arwin’s previous observation of her power. While fans are amused by her \"magical cash power,\" some express nervousness about her growing dependence on these potentially fake scrolls. 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