The Lord's Handbook for Raising Witches

It's nice to read, but I feel that the witch has no sense of existence. Compared with Let Go of the Witch, this novel kicks out the witch. The setting is written alone and the protagonist can develop his power in another world without any problem.

The protagonist has a very good character and is not pretentious (some time-travelers have gone to ancient times and talk about modern human rights, freedom, equality, which is so naive and frightening, and call it room for growth). He has goals and ideals, is realistic, rational, knows what he should do, and does not have the heart of the Holy Mother. The author shows how a truly wise time traveler uses his knowledge. Decisive in killing, cold and ruthless, he is both pope and king, with absolute control over the army. In politics, anyone who disobeys will be killed, but the benefits given are higher than those offered elsewhere. It integrates all the insights gained by modern society from the failed experiences and lessons of ancient times. He did not make the mistakes of those in ancient history, and the protagonist has a very clear view of human nature. [Like][Like][Like] The plot behind it is too draggy

I think the biggest problem with this book is that the title is wrong [laughing evilly] The main character kills gods, and he is the only one who cuts the sky - kill kill kill

Very nice! Whether it is about political strategy or talent management, it is written very well. I am very curious, what does the author do? [Like][Smile]

There are many stories that use the witch sign as a harem, and there are also many stories that use witches as strategic weapons. But it is the only one that can minimize the existence of witches, and the first witch to be accepted is still dissatisfied with the male protagonist. If you are really a fan of witch themes, you don't need to read it. Non-fans highly recommend it because the male protagonist is decisive in killing and the farming plot is particularly well written.

Western fantasy, an unexpected and decisive act of killing a tyrant that is theoretically feasible. It's so good to watch, but it's a pity that there are too few. I can't wait to see the war between God and Warring States later. Kill, kill, kill, kill.

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha, I thought it was a buttery article, but it was all about witches, until I saw the latest chapter. God, this is the history of the founding and development of the People's Republic of China [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] I was tricked into it, but don't say it. I really enjoyed watching it.

Strong, author, it's not bad to return such gold to you in the mountains of tomatoes. I just don't know if I can persist. Come on, author. This is a very good novel, except for a few typos, there are no other problems. I really want to read hundreds of chapters at once

Not bad, let's forget about this witch. The protagonist's current path is towards killing, which is to use his own system in exchange for food, and then increase the loyalty of his men to achieve upgrading. Then rely on advanced advantages to destroy other nobles, and then climb up step by step. The Witch thing is more like a gimmick to attract people

Currently, I am quite qualified to be a lord. There are too few witches and so on, and there is no plot. I am currently developing the territory. There are no poisonous points. The protagonist is decisive in killing. I can add more books and wait and see. I hope the author will update soon.