Virtual Partner? Making Witches Regret It for Life

It's not that we update so slowly, but if the foreigners next door see us, they'll think we can't keep up!

7 points is really too low. The last 5 chapters were very vivid, with delicate writing, subtle character portrayals, and a very satisfying ending. It's a rare gem of a book! 👍👍 (Just a quick question, author: may I use your text and AI-generated images to edit a video? I will credit the source. I hope you can reply. I'll send it to you after I'm done.) By the way, could the author write a side story? (Whispering)

Hmm... (Clears throat) It's well-written, but there aren't enough scenes of the main character showing off. I suggest a small show-off every 10 chapters and a big show-off every 30 chapters, regardless of whether it's the male or female lead. This would make it more enjoyable to read. There are also drawbacks. The female lead's growth is too slow, even slower than her bodyguard's. Meanwhile, Qingran from next door is showing signs of becoming a jockey and destroying her family by chapter 80.

The protagonist clearly has the ability. He could have gone directly to the capital to warn them to stop chasing him, but instead he chose not to. The knights are already chasing us, why don't you go and solve the problem?

It's so good! I'm really looking forward to what happens next.

The whole book is very sweet, although there are some angst-filled parts, but overall it's very sweet. I recommend it to readers who enjoy 1v1 and pure romance. I will continue to follow the author's other works. Finally, congratulations on its completion! 😘😘😘

This writing style is clearly that of a seasoned pro; the language is polished, and the descriptions of the environment and characters' inner thoughts are detailed and vivid. And perhaps I'm just inexperienced, but pure friendship between the female lead and the second female lead is truly rare 🤦 I quite appreciate that the author is willing to spend time developing the second female lead and other supporting characters, making the story more three-dimensional and lively.

When will you write a female protagonist who breaks the prophecy? For example, she could destroy the country and become emperor, then the rumor would simply disappear. Then you could say that the royal family and nobles are heretics, spreading rumors about them everywhere, and that all bad things are their conspiracy, all their fault. 😏

It's really well-written, although it follows a similar formula to those melancholic stories. But, I have this feeling that the book will end when the witch comes to life.

When will the protagonist be given magical powers? Or will they directly merge with the world rift, gain authority, and ascend to the highest level of godhood?