After the Witch Who Killed Me Died, I Became a Witch

The character design of the male protagonist in the previous book seems to be very clear from the beginning. Perhaps the only change in the male protagonist's thinking is the change in his attitude towards Imai. I wonder what kind of person the male protagonist of the new book is? Serve it quickly, author! Congratulations on the new book, Power Generation with Love has been released. I hope the author will not be ungrateful and be sure to update it soon! Brother, what's your book reward function? I'm thinking it's a way for you to generate electricity with love after typing a book review… [Petrochemical]

I am really looking forward to this book by the author. Don't stop updating it. I really don't want the tragedy of the author "Fruit without Sugar" to appear again. You can search it.

Judging from the current reading experience, compared with the previous book, the problem of unclear description of events (scenarios) in this book seems to be more serious. The stream-of-consciousness, off-the-cuff writing style greatly reduces the reading experience; the problem of incomplete worldview has not been completed so far in this chapter, so temporarily cutting it off may be the right decision. No matter what, I still hope that this book can reach the same level as the previous book, or even make a breakthrough. It's really hard to find a good book on Tomato. I'm sending you a small gift, I hope you can cheer me up. Ps: If the author has a group, can you post it?

Wow, such a lovely author, I love you so much

Maybe there was a missing introduction at the beginning, so I had to read the first few chapters several times to sort them out before I could understand them. However, for "Leader of the Literary Encryption Group", it was easy to understand them. And I have read part of the second book before I discovered the author, so I will read it again. Huh? Is the author number one on my list? Cute(-o⌒)

For this book, I summarize the following 6 points:

It's okay, but it's tiring to watch, and I think it's the sequelae of reading too many cool articles. I don't really like this kind of unclear male protagonist and feelings. Five points to support

The first chapter is quite to my liking. I like both the plot and the characters (I just like to watch daily life + a little plot) The second chapter has just begun, and I'm looking forward to the author's follow-up arrangements (but I personally still don't think the level-breaking events like Witch Theater are as good as usual) The writing is very good, thank you to the author Don't cut it

It's very interesting. I guess the protagonist's new body was born from birth.

So far so good