I Refuse to Become a Witch's Breeding Ground

Elements included: "be he" (likely referring to a romantic relationship), yuri turning into yuri (almost entirely yuri), "Little Black Room: Wife Chasing After Her Relationship, Cremation Scene, Amnesia" (two chapters), "Shura Field" (not actually), "White-Haired Vest: Magic". Even though Shen He made some serious adjustments, it's still very entertaining.

It's great, I love watching it, and I need more updates soon! I want to see the scumbag witch who plays with emotions exposed and then severely punished by Lovia. It would be even better if she could turn the tables and lock the scumbag witch in a dark room! (Personal opinion, please don't criticize if you disagree) I've finished watching it, and well... How should I put it?

Hooray for the ending! Although the ending was a bit abrupt. It left me wanting more, but given the witch's devastating impact on the protagonist, this ending was actually the most fitting conclusion for the two of them. While the abrupt ending was somewhat disappointing, and many plot points were simply resolved in the end, such as the female protagonist's witch seed, I found the author's…

It's pretty good, but it made me a little uncomfortable. I hope it ends with a dramatic "wife-chasing-after-the-cremation" scene, otherwise it's making me uncomfortable. I don't usually like angst, but author, if you give me a lot of angst, I'll watch even if I can't hold back. (Stacked Armor: This is just my personal opinion)

I have a question: since the protagonist is disliked as a witch, why did she agree to take the little girl on the trip? If the protagonist's witch identity is exposed, wouldn't those around her be implicated? Shouldn't choosing to travel with a little girl put her at risk?

I've been reading this book since it started with Xiao E and it's now finished. To be honest, if I hadn't known it was written by Bai, I wouldn't have believed it would be written, because the beginning was really good. But the plot developed too quickly, leading to a lack of exciting moments later on, and the subsequent content basically revolved around one point.

I genuinely loved this book 😢 The later parts had some really twisty moments (bitter). As someone who craves sweet stories (a bit of a sadistic streak), I almost had a heart attack near the end (I was both drawn in by the plot and a little hesitant to finish). If it had ended with a angsty ending, I think this book would have become a "white moonlight" in my heart.

As we all know, the sweeter the beginning of the story, the more heartbreaking the later plot becomes. Looking forward to seeing the "wife-chasing-after-the-incense-in-the-cremation" scene! \(`Δ')/ I finally finished reading it. I started reading it from the previous book, and it's as good as ever. It's just that the "chasing after the wife" part ended after only a few chapters. The ending was too rushed. Please give me 100 extra chapters already! (*^▽^*)

The author's writing style and delicate descriptions of emotions are quite good, but in the parts I've read so far, I feel that the witch is bullying the protagonist in the name of love. It feels more like possession than love. Let's see how it develops later (this is just my personal opinion, and I've read the author's previous book).

Wow, this is great! I've read another book by the same author before, and it was also very well-written. I'm saving up more to read later, because reading everything at once always feels like withdrawal symptoms. This one is absolutely fantastic! I look forward to the author's updates every day! 😄