Becoming a Witch in a Grimdark World

I don't like teammates who are holding me back, and I don't want the protagonist to become weak if he wears a girl. In my previous life, I didn't have so many blushes and shyness at that age. It's hard to accept that my ability to read the minds of my teammate who is holding me back is being used by me, and I can still care for such teammates. I really like the cautious acting style of the protagonist, and his calmness in facing difficulties when using probability skills. I am very happy, but I don't know why. Maybe the world view is too depressing. I always feel that the protagonist is not strong enough. The writing is also very good. The author has his own ideas, which is very good. It is updated very quickly. I hope everyone can support it.

It's really well written, and finally it's not the protagonist who knows almost everything and can solve everything perfectly (the protagonists in many novels are like this, because otherwise some people would say it's a little bit toxic). The protagonist is timid, but the chaos of his teammates gives him the courage to take risks. It's a really good combination~ We also like the character of the protagonist. Come on, author.

The protagonist is a non-heroic character in the early stage. It is suitable for an ordinary person (high-level player) who has the strength but cherishes his life. In some parts, it seems inconsistent with the performance of the traditional Shuang protagonist (such as fear of hands and feet, etc.), But her character will gradually be affected to a certain extent, becoming more courageous and determined, and maintaining the correct three views (at first she is really afraid of trouble and does not want to cause trouble. Later, she will arrogantly say that she will not save you), but she is not a virgin. All in all, it's still worth watching. I believe the author can be more literary and talented. I always feel that the map is not big enough, there are not enough magics to try, and it is a bit monotonous. The further back you go, the better it looks♡(*´∀`*)(*´∀`*)♡

It's not as bad as the bad reviews. It's true that the protagonist can't really develop his abilities, but the writing can already beat 90% of Tomato's books, and the storyline is also coherent. Generally speaking, if you don't like the cold-blooded protagonist like me, you can read it. The protagonist will be willing to help others, and will not be merciful in the face of enemies (because he can see through evil intentions, so there is no carelessness, but the ability is really overkill)

It's very interesting. The protagonist has correct views and is really influenced by the kind-hearted friends around him.

In a dark world, you can maintain a certain degree of kindness (bushi) and not be assimilated by the darkness of the world. This kind of spirit is worthy of praise. The hymn of mankind is the hymn of kindness, and the greatness of mankind is the greatness of kindness!

I don't quite understand what's the special poison point, maybe it's because of the high resistance. For the protagonist, if he wants to survive, he must make use of everything available around him. Talent serves as a risk assessment. After all, a high probability means that success is easy but not guaranteed. For high-risk and high-return matters, even if the probability of talent display is only about 10%, you may reach the sky in one step. Do you think no one will take the gamble?

The plot is good, the protagonist is neither a saint nor a saint, nor does he violate the bottom line of being a human being. When faced with good people or innocent people, he will give priority to protecting his own interests when being bullied.

The beginning is average, but the more you write, the more amazing it gets. Good!

It's not bad, but it feels like a lightning strike at the beginning. It can be slightly modified later (but I think it's about the same for newcomers, so it depends on personal wishes) Overall, it's still a book you can read.