The Witch's Redemption

The villains, on the other hand, were written with depth and complexity, while the main characters felt like a bunch of tools for the sake of being tormented. #(So sad) I don't feel like the author put much effort into them.

I told you to update the extra chapters, are you deaf?

Does Shennong 111 exist? The comments section is making me hesitant to read this book. Everyone's saying the first volume, "Investiture of the Gods," completely falls apart afterward. So, is this book actually dark or not? I saw some comments saying it starts dark, then becomes righteous, and then turns dark again.

Furthermore, this book contains far too many instances of characters, both heroes and villains, using information obtained only from a god-like perspective for their reasoning. #(Blue and sad)

Is this book about singles or something else? Please answer so I can categorize it. @{"Reader_id":"3073521","reader_name":"The Guardian of the Young Spirit Dream"}

The first item was nice, but the second volume was ridiculously bad. He didn't even bother to cover his face, and in such a close proximity to the Empire, he opened a doctor's shop—a place where he needs to interact with a lot of people. He completely failed to see the necessity of being a doctor; he could have just sold medicine directly to solve the financial problem.

This is a masterpiece among transformation stories (focusing only on the plot and ignoring the moe elements). The struggle of insignificant humans under the rule of gods, facing a predetermined ending, the various choices made by the protagonist, the inheritance of the will of their predecessors, and the moth-to-a-flame revenge are all very realistic and interesting.

Can I write fanfiction? #(Cute)

Would you recommend it?

I don't know how this book was moved off the shelf, but I finally found it again.