After Becoming a Fake Witch, the Whole Internet Is Waiting for My Livestream

It numbs me to death. I finally finished watching it [cover face][cover face][cover face] I originally wanted to give it a three-star rating, but I saw that some people in the comment area were saying that it would be better later. Based on the principle of "no comment until the full picture is unknown", I deleted, added, deleted, and added multiple times. Finally, I finished reading it [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] The logic of this novel is smooth, the female protagonist is extremely rational, and the setting is novel, but there is a very poisonous point - the male and female protagonists are both Riddlers! ! ! [Angry] [Angry] [Angry] The heroine has rejected others from getting close to her from the beginning, saying that she is doing everything for her sister, but she does not talk about the past events related to her sister, which makes people feel that she is indifferent to everything. What, it makes people feel extremely frustrated; the male protagonist hates fake witches extremely and kills people "at will", but he doesn't tell who he kills and why he hates them. It makes people feel more perverted than perverted - although it is explained dozens of chapters later, the author explains it too late, do you know? Do you know how uncomfortable it was for me to keep reading? [Angry][angry][angry] It can be felt that the author wants to write about the persistence of the female protagonist. The male protagonist tries his best to disguise his image with spikes, but the author's writing is too stiff at some key plot turning points. It is suggested that some interludes and supplementary narrations can be added in the previous chapters to supplement the past of the man and woman, and some psychological descriptions can be added to resist " "The Riddler Effect". At the same time, it is strongly recommended that the author can list the "tone clues" and "sublimation clues" before writing. It is best to sublimate at the end of each chapter like those 9.5 Masterpieces. More people will definitely recognize the author's [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

The Henry-style ending is so Henry-style. I thought this book would be like a short online article with a hasty ending, but I really didn't expect that the author's writing style is really good. Every chapter has its attractions, and the heroine is also very good. There is nothing vulgar, only one emotion that makes people unable to take people with them, and it doesn't become a mindless article after writing. The ending is also difficult to understand. . Perhaps when the article reaches this level, this ending should be their best destination.

? I don't understand what's wrong with the comments It can be said that this is one of the best-written among witches. Is the setting fairly complete? From the first page of The Witches' Code Just know that witches can't do things that harm good people. Then there is the issue of self-protection ability. First of all, the witch itself may not have high strength value. Then the heroine has just come into contact with witchcraft. Overall I still like it very much At least it's the witch world I like Hey hey hey😁 Do you think many people don't like the male protagonist Wen Chen? Actually I didn't like it at first either Because from the perspective of the heroine who is reading the novel The male protagonist initially threatened and hurt the female protagonist a bit too much Even if the hero did nothing wrong Pretending to be a witch is a capital offense It's legal to kill someone in a male protagonist's case The male protagonist still failed to really kill the female protagonist again and again. Those girls in front of the hero Also because of pretending to be a witch So it makes sense to kill them So I will forgive Wen Chen later😭 Of course, this doesn't mean he doesn't need to continue being a cat👀 It really gets more exciting the more you watch it😂 Too brain-burning I hope the heroine becomes stronger Now that she truly sees herself as a witch, will she become something else later? Like God? Is the opposite of the evil god also a god? Or just witches? What about the system? Is it God? Or are you here to save God?

It's very interesting. There are a lot of knives in it. I'm not saying this is a sad story, it's a growth story. There are many exciting characters, whether they are the protagonist or the supporting characters. I feel that the biggest failure of this book is the male protagonist, so the rating is so low. Although it is cleared up later, some people find it unacceptable, and some people have not seen the later part. I think the male protagonist in the early stage is still It's a bit world-weary, or I don't care much. Everyone who cares is dead. The male protagonist is worthy of the world and the people in the world, but what the male protagonist did to the female protagonist is indeed a shadow. Although the male protagonist also paid a price to compensate, maybe it didn't hit my point. Mainly, I still can't forget his initial attitude towards the female protagonist. I hope the author will get better and better.

I really like this book. The author is great. Come on!

Actually, Su Mu's growth and plot are closely linked. It's quite unique that Su Mu can come up with a way to curse (right? I forgot) and make Meng Nian and Zhang Qi loyal. The book review said that the author's writing style was not very good. I thought about it and found that the "cheating money" in Ding He's introduction and the thoughts of the four high-level officials after the sacrifice were not clearly written (maybe it is because I am not good at reading). While reading, I also got into some scenes where I cried. After staying up for several nights, I finally finished reading. Overall, I think the plot is compact and the protagonist is good. (Jiang Si, I love his character so much. Bai Jiuben was lethargic, but I admired him for his running and determination for Su Mu to enter the black hole)

This book is really good. The male protagonist seems to have a serious illness. He is similar to the domineering and unreasonable sadistic CEOs that were popular a few years ago. If there is nothing wrong, just treat it as a disease. The rest of it is okay. If you can't stand it, you can start from chapter 138. The rest is not bad. The male protagonist ends up Yu is normal, the progress of this book is too slow, I want to keep reading, the author, please give it a try, the male protagonist is really poisonous [laughter] [laughter], I must insist on seeing the male protagonist be more normal, you can jump to Chapter 138, it is really good to read [heartfelt] [heartfelt]

Stockholm syndrome, Stockholm effect, also known as Stockholm syndrome or hostage complex or hostage syndrome, refers to a complex in which the victim of a crime has feelings for the criminal and even helps the criminal in turn. This emotion causes the victim to have a favorable impression of, dependence on, and even assist the perpetrator. The hostage will develop a sense of psychological dependence on the hostage taker. Their life and death are controlled by the hijackers, and they are grateful to the hijackers for letting them live. They share the fate of the hijackers, regard the hijackers' future as their own, and regard the hijackers' safety as their own. As a result, they adopted an "us against them" attitude, treating the rescuers as enemies.

Now that I'm reading Chapter 437, I can't feel what Su Mu has endured. I know she's under a lot of pressure. But when I saw them all standing there, I couldn't hold myself any longer. I never saw them as novel characters when I read it. I always regarded them as strange friends, even if they don't exist. I cried the hardest when my favorite supporting character, Sima Zunqi, was playing. I hope Su Mu will resurrect them later...

After reading the review. Under the article, there are a lot of people who think that the author's writing about Wen Chen is a failure. I thought about it for an hour and decided to come back and write this comment. Sometimes a work is good because the author has a unique and unconventional way of thinking, and has his own rhythm. He conceives in his mind: who has developed a character due to what he has experienced, and what actions he has performed based on his character. Step by step, he reveals the character's experience through words and rationalizes the behavior. To be fair, if the novel is viewed as a world, then does everyone in this world have to be good and evil? Is this person's attitude towards another person necessarily eternal? Sometimes I think you should not impose your own ideas on the author. When the author allows his inspiration to grow wildly, readers will often reap the fruits of surprise. Thinking about it from another angle, there are people who hate Wen Chen, and there are people who like him. If you really feel that the writing is ruined, just turn around and leave. The author is innocent. If every author described the protagonist in his book as a popular character, everyone would probably be bored. PS: Finally, if the author can see this comment, I hope you can stick to your inspiration and ideas for writing the article. Sometimes, things shine because of persistence and are brilliant because of uniqueness. Real gold will always remain through hundreds of refinements. It's hard to agree with everyone, so readers' requirements for plot direction and character image are not important. What is important is the story of the world in your heart that you want to show us.