The Little Witch

The perspective of one person is very dull, so dull that it has a sense of loneliness. Anke's character is vividly reflected in multiple psychological descriptions and personal notes, while other characters also use brief language descriptions and action descriptions to describe their characters slightly insipidly, but their appearance mostly promotes the development of the story and enriches the protagonist's personal experience. But generally speaking, a novel feels like the autobiography of the protagonist. Through Encore's sense of silliness, curiosity, and desire for knowledge, as well as the fact that this novel does not pay attention to appearance, there will not be too many love plots. Instead, it will focus on friendship, mutual help between strangers, the practical significance of knowledge, colorful adventures, and the discussion of the meaning of life. Although it is daily, it is profound, although it is ordinary, it is interesting, although it is lonely, it is lively. Please update soon, please read the latest chapter soon. It feels like a children's book, which not only satisfies the wild imagination of children, but also teaches them how to face difficulties. It's a pity that I didn't read it when I was a child. Encore's comfortable feeling of being alone but not alone is very pleasing. I like this style very much. I hope the author can maintain it and update it soon.

It's a great western fantasy magic drama with a female protagonist and no male protagonist. It may become a group drama in the future. It involves a lot of theoretical knowledge, clear logic, and many original magical creatures. The only drawback is that the update is too slow, which prevents me from giving a more comprehensive summary [laughing] All in all, cheers up

I don't know why I stopped updating, please give me five stars to encourage you. For me, the actual rating of this book is about 4 stars. My feelings are as follows: There are too many self-generated theories in this book. Having a large number of self-created theories is not a disadvantage, but I think the author does not have a good grasp of the space occupied by these theories. I think these things are more suitable to be explained step by step in a separate chapter every few dozen chapters. Because the author has left too much ink for these theories, readers may need to spend more time digesting the theoretical system of this novel, and the number of words required to describe the characters and develop the plot will also be reduced. For a Western fantasy novel, I think it is more attractive to have an attractive and complete worldview and some impressive and memorable characters than to have an original theoretical system of my own. All in all, this novel is pretty good, and I think it has potential. I'm not sure if the author will continue to update, so I'll write this review as a souvenir.

The writing is good, the western fantasy world view is well created, the characters are full-fledged, and the most important magic element is well written, but the environmental rendering is not quite emotional (I feel a bit bland anyway, hehe) The only drawback is that the author's update frequency is as unpredictable as the ginger in a potato, so I'll keep it for now. In short, it's a rare good book. If you like Western fantasy novels, you can give it a try.

A good Western fantasy novel from the perspective of a female protagonist. The concept is clear, but the traffic is not very high. I hope you don't pigeonhole it.

The first ten chapters were quite sudden. Moreover, it was transported to a certain place and taught by the Archmage. The one in the introduction, "Survive," I thought was a story of struggle to survive. The content is pretty good, it's really slow to get started

The character of Anke seems to be very experienced in the plot, and the rhythm of the writing is also very good. It is not full of bad street templates. The description and explanation of theoretical magic has its own unique charm. Some of the foreshadowings are well connected. It is a rare good book in Western fantasy. The author will try his best to update it.

The front part is a little dull, but the back part is generally very good, especially the theory of magic, which is the most rigorous I have ever seen. I hope I won't give it up 😢

It's beautiful. I can't stop thinking about theoretical magic.

Sometimes it looks like Cunzhi Constipation, but overall it's a pretty good read.