Rise of the Dark Witch

When I wrote about the governor's daughter, I lost all my feelings about this book. I treated a powerless bastard like his own dog and hurriedly stepped forward. His attitude towards me was so bad before. I just ignored him and just left.

Let me state in advance that the protagonist is definitely not the Virgin! Not the Virgin! Not the Virgin! (Say important things three times) From the beginning to the end of the book, the protagonist never did anything to harm his own interests and help others. The protagonist may lend a helping hand to those in distress, but just like a billionaire sending a beggar to the assembly line to receive 007 blessings, can we say that the billionaire is the Virgin? Then all the capitalists in this world are virgins. The previous plot of the protagonist complaining about the profiteer father was originally intended to show that the protagonist could violate his conscience without any principles for his own benefit, because the perpetrators of evil were his relatives. Not only did he not blame or stop him, he also acted to help. It is to show the selfishness and double standards of the protagonist. Unexpectedly, it actually had the opposite effect, making a lot of people think that the protagonist, the Virgin, could only blame He Xie for taking it too much for granted when he originally wrote the plot. Alas, it's hard to change when you realize something is wrong. But it only exists in the first few chapters, and similar plots will not appear again in the future.

I want to discourage you. You like to be a false saint. Your parents' things were robbed, but the protagonist is actually secretly happy?

I read Chapter 50, and the content was just a hodgepodge of martial arts, Eastern and Western fantasy. The wizard didn't see it. The first few chapters were full of anticipation. When the War Elephant Sword Technique came out, it gave me a chill. I stopped reading.

Serious wizard literature starts with spiritual power, is based on runes, and uses knowledge as power. This book doesn't look like a wizard's book. It doesn't even count as a bloodline wizard. Instead, it looks like a bloodline warlock, which is about developing bloodlines. The most critical thing is that it is too watery. Some parts have been described over and over again, and they are still being tested after being put on the shelves!

Come on, come on, come on, come on＾0＾~

The author works overtime during the day and at night, so he doesn't have much time to read to enrich himself, and he doesn't have much time to carefully polish the plot. It is inevitable that there will be poor writing and mistakes. If you have any opinions, feel free to mention them. Except for updates, the author will try his best to improve it.

I haven't seen much, but this Evidence of Two Souls looks a bit familiar... I saw one in 2021 or 20.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I always felt that the content was very awkward and awkward.

Everything was fine before, what the hell happened after the apprentice trial? That woman named Wei Si deceived you so much, not to mention directly killing her, but she should at least be disgusted, but she just ignored her and still listened to others' arrangements? It was worth taking the risk for a dispensable paladin skill, and then I skipped a few chapters and saw that the official wizard conspired to kill the protagonist. The protagonist escaped by surprise, just because they helped him break through the second-class apprentice, and then gave him something and just said it was written off. It was really licking. Can't the protagonist break through with such a big golden finger? What kind of favor is that? Someone wants your life, but a small favor is so lightly handed over, and your pure IQ is in arrears.