I Became a Witch, but My Little Sister Is the Great Saintess

It's very beautiful, and the story and background are very exciting and interesting. In addition, the protagonist's setting charm is off the charts, making her look like a queen of all women. However, because her physique and strength can only reach eight, the protagonist is destined to be a weak subject. What will she do when she looks at a group of female supporting characters around her who are ready to make a move? Very much looking forward to the development of the story

It has a rich worldview, an attractive enough setting, and the logic is clear enough. It is a novel with great potential. Come on What's going on? The little black room should be out now, right?

I finished reading it in a few hours, okay, the author will update it quickly. 😏😏😏

If you keep writing at this pace, as long as the author doesn't backstab you, I will definitely give it a high rating.

After reading it, the plot line is very long but the world view is good [laughing] The similar background of the Middle Ages and the additional warlock system are very attractive to me (I am not here to see the Yandere Maker). From the current point of view, the protagonist is simply ridiculous (born one). Starting from escaping from the prison of the Yandere sister, the current little witch is a very cowardly existence, but she can be considered to have a bottom line, and nothing particularly outrageous has happened. The pace of the story is very slow but quite acceptable. The protagonist is very similar to Gou Daoliu. This system is suspected to be the intention of the failed witch from the parallel world line (I am curious about the experience of the system). How the protagonist established a sect that combines mechanical warlocks and how to deal with the witches of the holy cult. How to fight against fate and the sister who is currently only a candidate for a saint, after all, it has only started not long ago. It is more about me personally looking at the worldview of the different world through the perspective of the protagonist, from the small one between the witch and the church to the large one between various countries. Since ancient times, revolutions have been accompanied by bloodshed and sacrifice. As a time traveler with a system on the wall, I can tell what kind of wonderful story it will be in this context. I am waiting to see. I want to see the witch being treated like the one in the basement of RBQ 🍉

Hmm! The plot is okay, but the book shouldn't be so bleak, even if the audience for this book won't be very wide. Come on, author! It will get better once the word count comes up ٩(๑•̀ω•́๑)۶

It's quite interesting. Compared with other transformation novels, this book is good because it doesn't just stick to the element of transformation. On the contrary, the author's Western fantasy is still very good, the plot is remarkable, and the characters are quite attractive, without being overshadowed by the element of "transformation". Although I was initially attracted by the yandere element, now I don't really want to see my sister or other overly yandere people appear. Because the protagonist's character is not silly or cute, but he maintains a good male character, is calm and cautious in doing things, and is more comfortable to watch. I still hope that the follow-up will be written according to the logic of male videos. Personally, I think it is much better to watch the protagonist become stronger than to watch him being trained. It may also attract more people. (Only represents personal thoughts)

So far, the writing is very good and very interesting. Come on, author, I have already paid attention to it 😘

The setting is quite hardcore. It is one of the few books in Tomato that can cover the setting. There is no copying homework. There are a lot of foreshadowings and suspense, and the logic is completely reasonable. According to this progress, it should be another 9.5 Million-word novel. It is a pity that the subject matter of writing transformation stories is inherently limited. I understand everything. The author's writing is profound. In fact, it is not inferior to other first-class novels. I kind of wish that it was transferred from other platforms, or is it the trumpet of some big boss? All in all, I rate this book very highly, it's a good read and I love reading it👀

I have read hundreds of novels about yandere and depression, but this one is the only true god. It's a pity that it's gone 😢😢😢