The Witcher: the Sorceress Relies Heavily On

Name: The Witcher: the Sorceress Relies Heavily On
Author: Suburban Jaws

by Suburban Jaws

completed Fantasy Sword and Sorcery Male Lead

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Ch. 165 — 番外：172.古勒塔冬日狂想曲

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1260, the year Keck traveled through the world of witchers. Good news: The MOD from the previous game - "Fully automatic pickup... Ah no, fully automatic monster hunting system" is also here! Bad news: There's something very wrong with this system! When the system controlled Keck for the fifth time to "smoothly" take Yennefer's clothes and convert them into "rare alchemy materials" in a serious manner. Wanted posters for the sorceresses' coven have been plastered across the gates of Novigrad. Even Geralt, the white wolf who has experienced hundreds of battles, couldn't help but feel his temples beating wildly when he mentioned Keck. He took a sip of strong wine and muttered through gritted teeth: "Huh, let me bet my soul again with that bastard Mirror Master! At least that guy wouldn't have taken advantage of me not paying attention and 'picked away' the last few hairs on my poor carrot tail, talking about 'high-quality rope fiber'! " Keck expressed his innocence: I didn't want to either, I just didn't turn off the automatic pickup. This book is also called: "The Witcher of the Vampire School" "Demon hunting is commissioned, but the system does it for you" "Automatic pickup kills the witcher"

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I am a fan of the Witcher series. I am currently following the book. The author describes the psychological aspects in great detail and depicts most of the characters in a three-dimensional way. It's not like an NPC. It's just that readers who are used to fast food articles may feel that the progress is too slow. The phenomenon of combat power collapse in most Witcher series fans has not yet appeared in this book, and what is written is quite real. No matter how experienced the demon hunter is, a slight negligence can lead to serious injury or even overturning. My personal evaluation is somewhere between grain grass and grass jelly.