I Have a Body Tempered a Hundredfold, Yet I Became a Mage at Last

I'm the one who gave this book its first positive review [smirk].

Ahem, well, Elaina's character is based on the author, Sadao Shiraishi, himself... In other words, this book is basically a love story between a Japanese man's ideal woman and the protagonist... 😏

Indeed, Elena has published far too few books. Keep up the good work, fellow writers!

While others keep dying in the simulation, you're practically invincible from the start.

A witch, riding a broomstick, flew against this mesmerizing backdrop. She appeared to be under twenty, dressed in a black tricorn hat and robe, with a brooch symbolizing stars pinned to her breast. Needless to say, who was she? Yes, it was my wife.

It's very good, but the author probably experienced too many setbacks at the time. After all, every novelist, especially beginners, probably has moments of impulsiveness, and they're more likely to receive goodwill than malice. I can understand; I've also been impulsive and foolish at times.

After finishing *The Other Shore Flower*, I felt the book was a lie. Then I looked for a few more fanfics, but they were either poorly written or had too few words. Then I found this one, about 500,000 words long, similar to *The Other Shore Flower*. I read half of the first story and already thought it was quite good. The protagonist is so strong that he can properly protect his wife, Elena.

I really like Elena. Although the author's writing style is a bit immature, it's still quite smooth to read. The main plot was a bit boring, so I finished reading it in several parts. The side stories are quite interesting. However, I feel that perhaps because Witch's Journey isn't very popular on Douban, not many people are reading it. Although the plot was rather bland, it didn't have any major flaws or strange storylines, so it was pretty good. I'd give it a thumbs up.

It's good, but after three simulations and over a hundred chapters, only about a day has passed on Earth. I'm a bit worried about how things will develop in the real world. Will the author just make the simulations invincible and then just push through the story and ruin the ending? After all, I've encountered this situation before. Of course, the side stories are also good.

It's obvious the author really loves the scumbag witch 😏 Although the writing style is slightly lacking, I can tell the author put a lot of effort into it [Learned something new]