What's Wrong With Being a Wealthy Witch?
作为女巫富裕一点怎么了
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Getting Rich After Becoming a Cleaner in a Western Fantasy World在西幻做保洁后暴富了Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's good, and there are many female characters. I hope there will be a spin-off; I want to continue reading. The only downside is that "teenager" specifically refers to boys, including both girls and boys! It looks incredibly awkward. Hopefully, the author can improve on this in the future.
It's great! The setting is very clear. I don't like biased perspectives; it's about adapting to the situation. I especially dislike the way people talk about humans after they've changed species. We're all enemies; I'd rather they were all dead. Everything about the witch is so vivid.
It's well-written, but there's a major plot hole: the female lead's height suddenly drops from 170cm to 150cm, and there's no way to change it. She'll have to look up at everyone from now on (look up, if you mind, please don't read this) 😢😢😢 (I really like it, but I'm a little bothered because I found out halfway through. It's really upsetting because the story is really good 😢😢😢)
It's great! There's no female rivalry, most of the main characters are female, and the demon who makes a contract with the female lead is also genderless. No romantic pairing is a plus! Your height will shrink, but it seems like it will grow back later? That's how it is so far, definitely worth getting into!
Please, such a good book must become a hit! I really agree with the witch's values and personality; the character is very well-developed and relatable. It's a simple, heartwarming story with characters whose values align with my tastes. The only downside is that it's too short. Moreover!
This is an absolutely fantastic Western fantasy novel! I'm so lucky that I came across it after it was already finished, but of course I really want the epilogue!!! I admit I was initially dissatisfied with some of the plot points and characters, but!
The novel is very interesting—the subject matter is novel, and the author's clever integration of the concept of "equivalent exchange" into the underlying logic of the witches is brilliant. The fact that there's no romantic pairing makes it even more enjoyable. The little witches never take things for free; knowledge, skills, and items all have their value, and they never let human moral thinking cause them to suffer.
I really enjoyed it. The slice-of-life scenes were very interesting, making it feel like I was truly living on another continent with Lilith. The supporting characters, like Narissa and Nef, were fleshed out and didn't feel like watching a puppet show. They genuinely lived on that Western fantasy continent with witches, cultists, orcs, and dragons.
It's really good! Although it's a cliché story of a time-traveling woman making soap and perfume, the Western medieval setting makes it feel less out of place. Just don't let it be like some novels where the protagonist travels to feudal China and discovers the ancients never ate fish [staring emoji]—do they think ancient people are stupid?! Later on, I hope the female lead learns more about magic and adventure, instead of just running a shop selling those shallow modern ideas.
I absolutely love it! The witch's personality and way of doing things are just like how I imagined them to be. I really love it! Also, I really, really love the interactions between Mephisto and the heroine!!!