Witch-sama, Please Go Dark According to the Script!

[Impression score: 75] [Tag: Anti-routine time travel comedy] [Introduction: In the Western fantasy world of swords and magic, the time traveler Roland is forced to bind the system to become the "savior". His mission is to prevent the "evil plan" of the Nightmare Witch Kalia. However, this witch, who is described by the system as a "world-destroying villain", is actually a naive girl who eats takeaways and makes stupid mistakes every day. The two started living together in a ridiculous daily life in the border town of Riskan: Kalia used magic potion experiments to cover up her behavior of stealing desserts, but secretly mistook the gold as garbage; Roland complained about the system's outrageous tasks while silently cleaning up the mess for her. As the system continues to release nonsensical tasks such as "stopping the witch from stealing takeaways" and "exposing the witch's money-making conspiracy", the two gradually develop from enemies who are forced to be tied up to a tacit partner who jointly fights the script.

[Please host to escape from Riskan, the Demonic Realm, as soon as possible, and expose the evil conspiracy of the Nightmare Witch Kaliya to the world. ] [The witch Kalia is amassing a lot of wealth. Please stop her from using the funds to conduct evil potion experiments. ] [Please host to stop the evil plan of the Nightmare Witch Kalia and prevent her from dragging the entire world into eternal night. ] [The evil witch Kalia is stealing your takeaway, please stop her. ] Traveling through the Western fantasy world of swords and magic, Roland, who was messing around in a quiet town called Riskan, fell into deep thought as he looked at the system that suddenly appeared in front of him. You call the guy in front of you, who is eating your own takeout and doesn't look very smart, a villain, and he still wants to destroy the world?

[Multiple female protagonists] [Invincible-like novel] [Western Fantasy] -------- The story begins in a relaxed and humorous way. The protagonist Roland's life is accidentally bound to an innocent and kind-hearted witch Kalia because of an unexpected system. The early stage of the story revolves around the interaction and running-in between them. The overall atmosphere is relatively pleasant. It uses a humorous way to make you quickly get to know and like the main characters in the book. As the plot progresses, more heroines are introduced. The princess Iluvia, who was burdened with a heavy fate, also entered Roland's life. The special bond she and Roland forge in life-or-death crises contrasts with Kalia's pure dependence. Coupled with the taciturn but reliable demon bodyguard Chelinina who appeared later, several emotional lines are intertwined, making the relationship between the characters very rich. Of course, the style of this book is also relatively clear, and there are some shortcomings in other aspects. For example, in the emotional description of the character, the male protagonist is in a half-dead and half-frustrated position, and the details of the battle sometimes appear relatively simple. But if you like a story that starts in a relaxed manner, mixed with romantic comedy and some fighting elements, then this work will give you a try