Game Over, It's the Witch's Time

Yes, the heroine design is very good. I hope that the focus in the future will be on gaining more knowledge and not wasting time on doing business. I hope this self-interested rather than holy character can be maintained. Don't save this and that, but look down on all living beings like the copywriter. Who is the protagonist? Is it the heroine or someone else in the Tarot Manor? Anyone picked out at random is more like the protagonist than the heroine.

Chapter 53. It's very interesting. The setting of the fourth natural disaster➕witch is not very big. The heroine learned the magic of potions and other things by herself from reading books. Refining potions and exploring are very interesting [please update] The protagonist is a bit like a tool man, a tool man who cultivates and develops others.

It's okay, the setting is very good, but the article has a lot of complaints, because the protagonist has a strong sense of being a chuuni, so I feel more comfortable if I think of the protagonist as a combination of Long Aotian, chuunibyou, and a will-o'-the-wisp girl.

Very nice [like] I have read nearly 200 chapters so far, and I haven't seen any poison points (although it may be that my poison resistance is relatively high, and White Snake can read it from beginning to end) I also like Ha Jiyou's character [Like] (Also, there are too many pretentious people in the comment area, saying that this is not handled well, and that one has no IQ or emotional intelligence. It irritates my eyes and affects the perception too much) After reading more than 200 chapters, it is a trivial matter that the plot becomes dull, but it is not a poisonous point that will affect the viewing. By the way, the biggest poisonous point at the moment is that my legs have not healed since I became a witch, and I went to seek revenge from my enemy and was beaten into a dog.

Well, I saw the latest chapter. Www~ It looks good, but there are a few problems. 1. The most important thing is that transactions are not equivalent. The equivalent exchange of alchemy is not only reflected in refining alchemical items. If the transaction is equivalent, at least the value must be basically equal, and then convenience can be considered. 2. In the previous transaction with Shang Chuan (the businessman), some book friends felt that they were at a loss, while others felt that there was no problem. I have no problem, and the protagonist outsources part of it, doesn't it also save time? Although it was counterattacked, in order to save time, it led to the use of herbal medicine mixed with strange things. (Although the result is good?) In the end, it was the deal that left me speechless. The protagonist is a witch, right? Even if this transaction is sold to the group members, it can't be basically a free gift, right? Regarding the blood essence of those ancient trees and the Dragon King's world-class materials, I don't think there is any problem in selling some of them. Remember, if you add a few dozen, it becomes more than 100 medicines. Then you sell the total of 7,000+ for 6,000+ at cabbage price? I don't understand a bit. The medicine garden can be expanded, ores can be purchased and mined. Now that the magic puppet is made, you can basically let the magic puppet do all of these things (that is, on a larger scale) Even if the knowledge of golems, symbology, herbalism, and energy are added together, it still can't build a three-dimensional, self-sufficient tower? Www~I still hope the protagonist can be better~~ @xiaxiaoyi Take a look and reply? Well, I didn't even dare to look at it later. I can only say that it is very strong, and I don't care about the comments (forget it, let's give it 3 stars. Although there are a lot of small poisons, but the poison resistance is high, I can't do it)

What I wrote earlier is good and quite novel. Good luck to the author. Six hundred and sixty-six, inexplicable defense breaking and magic glasses, I can't do it anymore, kids, run away

The nouveau riche, wealthy protagonist, has some IQ but not much. The plot is coherent and the world view is completely set. There is no big poison, but from time to time a small poisonous person comes in to let you know what kind of software this is. Let me add a few highlights to support my pursuit. 1. This article does not contain any Star Iron elements, but the character of the protagonist is a bit like a mortal cosplaying the Big Black Tower after picking up the legacy of a genius and joining the imitation genius club. 2. The focus of the early plot is on research and communication, and there will be adventure in the later stage. 3. Each main character has his own characteristics. Although the protagonist is in the T0 echelon, he also has areas where he is good and bad at it. It is quite interesting to watch a group of people work together to solve problems. There is also the point of being overpaid so much that it is not a poison. You need to understand that time is money and the protagonist is not short of money. The poisonous points are mainly the protagonist's flexible equivalent exchange standards and some cognitive issues. It's a bit boring at the back

It's beautiful, my God. I haven't seen a novel that suits my taste for a long time. There is no CP. The heroine is devoted to studying knowledge, playing with potions and alchemy. There is no filial piety or cunning manipulation [face covering] Let's review it. I read the replies below this comment and it was so miserable, so I might as well come out and add some follow-up impressions. I didn't read back after seeing more than 200 chapters. The overall situation was pretty good, but there were still some surprises here and there. Given the rarity of this setting, I tolerated it at the time. This review was made before at most 100 chapters. Please watch with caution to avoid stepping on surprises.

To be honest, it's very good, better than many survival stories in Nanping. It is that the protagonist lacks a little personality charm. This charm is not brought by appearance, wealth and strength, but a special kind of attraction. This kind of attraction reveals a unique and unforgettable feeling in every word and deed. Although the heroine in the article is logically acceptable, it would be more attractive if she had this kind of attraction. Well, just like people often say that geniuses and madmen always have a slight similarity. Ordinary people who get opportunities can be regarded as ordinary geniuses at most, but people nowadays like to watch the kind of characters who are different even among geniuses. (Personal suggestion, don't criticize if you don't like it.) If it is a male channel, I have already started scolding [you carefully read] Objectively speaking, the starting setting is pretty good in a female channel, but I am a male, and more male channel scholar novels lack a lot of epic feeling in this different world, and the level settings are very vague, which is very fatal for gamified novels. Some places are slightly overdone. Although the protagonist is getting stronger, it feels like it is getting stronger. The more ordinary, at least it feels ordinary to the top experts, and although alchemy has been emphasized to be difficult, it does not describe the difficulty at all. Instead, it is more like anyone can practice it with a good pot, materials and formulas, and there is such a huge Valley of Evils. When the protagonist is weak, he can't meet anyone. I don't know how to strengthen myself, but I only use potions to blow up foreign objects and so on. After that, I started to feel unnatural and forced to add drama. Especially a powerful individual but a relatively villainous character cannot be described. Putting aside the social view that is not described, many places are not in line with human nature. This is a big shortcoming. After all, the character is small. It is said that the causal relationship brought about by the description of human nature in an independent world is the main guideline to promote the plot. From an outside perspective, many witches in the book start to learn external things such as alchemy and medicine after their individual strength becomes very strong, rather than mastering skills and then suddenly becoming super strong. This is very loose.

The pets are all female and have good reviews. Overall, it is a very good non-CP article. Poisonous points: Everything he did at the beginning was called "equivalent exchange", and later on he randomly gave away top-notch props to others; there was also the revenge part, where the world's number one player sought revenge from two minions, and was successfully attacked by the minions while others were watching. He was still lying on the ground and was kicked far away like a dead hook. Later, he called it an experiment, which made me numb.

It's very interesting. She is a growth-oriented heroine, but her growth is a little slow. By the 100th chapter, it is obvious that the other people in Tarot Villa are a bit supermodel. The heroine's personality charm is a bit lacking and there are not many highlights, but overall it is a good article. Cheers, author [blowing kiss][blowing kiss] Yes, the pace has picked up since racial evolution. Come on, author, don't give up.

It's good-looking, really good-looking, and it looks very comfortable to the senses. It's like a very leisurely sandbox survival game. I like this book very much. Okay, I'm going to change it to four stars. Because after the heroine joined this organization, she felt that everything revolved around this organization. I feel like I'm almost losing my subjectivity. I've been doing research all day long.

Overall, it looks better. One of the things that I can't stand is that the heroine is really stupid and has a lot of money. Does this character have to be that of an alchemist? Alchemists are also smart. I prefer Luo Anning's shrewd character. Others ask for a ridiculous price, but the heroine doesn't pay any price at all. She just gets what others say. It really proves that the alchemy system said that people are stupid and have too much money.

It turns out that talent originates from the magic power in the body and is transformed by strong desire. So if you make a potion that can convert the magic (talent) in the body into magic power, and make another potion that converts the magic power in the body into talent (magic) and take the potion with another strong desire, can the talent be refreshed? Or make a potion that can produce the most primitive magic power without attributes in the body. After taking it, can the second talent be awakened by taking the potion that converts the magic power in the body into talent (magic)?

Nice! ! ! There are no outrageous cheats or systems for the heroine. It all depends on the heroine reading the book and getting opportunities to grow up. And the aspects of making potions and alchemy are also very consistent with my views on witches, so I read the latest chapter in one go. Update quickly!

I like her and hope she gets better. Don't criticize the heroine if the plot is bad. I have an idea: open a channel opening card to open a private channel of the Blue Star Alchemy Society or the Witch Council (the name sounds good, but it is not a pure witch, similar to an alchemist, businessman, high combat power, collector, and scholar can join, and help each other to a certain extent) @xiaxiaoyi There's a typo

It's a very, very, very, very, very good-looking article. However, the shortcoming is that the author's mind often wanders, and sometimes he forgets what he wrote before, which makes some places look strange, and there are many typos. However, it generally does not affect reading. The content of the article is superb and the writing is very good. Another point is that the author is immersed in his own world and can't extricate himself. He doesn't read the comments at all.

It's good-looking, super good-looking. I especially like this kind of book about learning knowledge and survival. Although the talent could not be used when fetching water at the time, and when I reacted later, I was furious and the writing was a bit messy, but in my opinion, every small bug can be omitted. I particularly like this type of book that focuses on learning knowledge and improving life skills.

It's okay. It feels like a gender-changing video. Basically, every chapter has a lot of insults about women. The protagonist is living quite comfortably. There are no setbacks in the early stage. I don't know what will happen later. I'll add it to the bookshelf first and read it slowly. [Laughing and crying] Not recommended

It's very interesting. I usually quit when I see an article that makes me lose my mind. But I really like the survival and witch magic themes so much that I couldn't control it as soon as I came in. I almost missed it. It's really very interesting! I prefer farming and academic research to develop my power. In the middle and late stages, I didn't advance the main story much. However, I like farming and research more so I don't care too much.

The worldview is so well shaped. Compared to other worldviews that only have names and impressions of things, the environment and life objects here all reflect the content of the novel very well. Generally speaking, it is slow-paced but fulfilling. It brings people back to the original feeling of reading to experience the world, rather than just reading one person's story. The content is full. If you like it, I like this kind of book best, and I also like fast-paced books.

ε٩(๑> ₃ <)۶з This is the first time I've seen this type of national survival The water is becoming more and more ordinary.

At present, the whole book has no poisonous points and can be consumed without any worries (maybe my poison resistance is too high). Overall, it is worthy of five points. Although there are many small flaws in the text such as patchwork and rough writing, there are not many good books in the survival section like 🍅 that are gone after reading them, so these flaws can be ignored. I have also read the author's previous books. This is the author's highest-rated book so far. The writing and plot are indeed improving. Judging from the current situation, readers who only want to watch will be able to reach 9 points in multiple points, but if they want to make progress after 9 points, they may need to improve and innovate in the author's writing style, plot ups and downs, character portrayal, world view foreshadowing, foreshadowing recycling, etc. Although the author's previous books have received high and low ratings, they all have a word count of around 500,000 to 600,000 words, with only a few books exceeding 1 million words. But it is completely impossible to perfect a good novel that can withstand readers reading it twice or three times just by using these word counts. This is the author's most serious flaw at the moment, I think. To borrow a quote from the Bible next door, "Now the opportunity for this book to rank among the 9 points is just around the corner. You, the author, must consider whether this is your only chance in this life. It is your duty, the author, to rebuild the glory of the survival section." [Sneaky laugh]

The main reason why this book gives a high salary is not like other counterattack protagonists, but because of my previous miserable experience, and then suddenly got a very outrageous cheat, or got a cheat, and life is still very embarrassing. I let myself counterattack. The reason for missing one star is mainly because of some flaws in the content, plus some people scolded me in these comment areas. The main thing is that I don't like it. Some people's comments have to say some weird things. A novel is a novel.

(I am just a stranger) To be honest, I think the biggest poisonous point of this book is this typo. This wrong sentence is a bit small, but it proves that this is not written by AI (AI cannot write such sentences). The other feelings are okay. Also, because the perspective of the author and the reader is different, the protagonist's early behavior may be a bit discouraging, but it is still good to keep reading. Also, the author (definitely) will change the words (maybe) will read the comments? But he/she will most likely not correct most of the typos (the author will leave a small number of typos after correcting them to let you know that this is a handwritten text, not an AI text) (Did you do it on purpose or accidentally?) (Forget it, you pass!) If there's anything I haven't noticed, please leave a comment Lightning protection: 1. The author will not reply to comments 2. There is a high probability that typos will not be corrected (typos will not be corrected even if the text is changed) 3. The article contains many typos and incorrect sentences. 4. Might the protagonist do Luozhi (pseudo-human) behavior? 5. Fighting is not fun 6. The author may (most likely) remember the data incorrectly, don't pay too much attention to it, just get used to it (the context does not match the context) 7. (In more than 300 chapters) I saw others saying that the person has been replaced, so I will mention it here. 8. To be continued Summary: Those with high poison resistance can be eaten, but they are not very poisonous. They can be used as a recreational book during the book shortage period. The witch in the introduction is in Chapter 179 Also: If I helped you, please give me a thumbs up, no cheating!

It's a good thing about national survival but not too much information about items. In the early stage of the novel, you need to find supplies to upgrade, in the middle stage, you learn to evolve into a witch, and in the later stage, you can play the game through dungeons. Generally speaking, it is suitable for people who want to watch survival but don't want to watch too much repetitive content. When can the protagonist's leg be cured? After all, I have learned a lot later. It is not difficult to refine related healing potions, or I can also get an exoskeleton that can walk.

It's quite interesting. It's a classic novel about traveling to a different world and becoming a witch. Currently, it's mainly about alchemy. There aren't many plots about cerebral hemorrhage. Let me give you some points first [laughing] Uh, the heroine is a bit naive? He is not very good at trading, but he can still explain it by saying "the heroine doesn't care". It's okay to watch without thinking.

Overall, it's very good, the pace is very good and I finished reading it in one go. The complaint is that I, Fat Tiger, didn't cheat, had the talent to always fly E-level, picked up half a set of world-class alchemy items and introductory knowledge, and in the early stage, I was in a tree hole shelter that no one could touch except flying. The horizontal batch is all due to the hard work of the protagonist.

The pace is very tight, the heroine is not a virgin, but there are too many bugs, and an important male supporting character is of different races. There is no explanation of the talent potion that was promised to help people research, and there are many typos. There are no Tiandao rewards for the later talent potions [But Tiandao said that times have changed. I don't know if there is a reason, but it is clearly stated that only the grading rewards in the previous article have been cancelled] [If some books are extremely slow, this one is like a double speed. It is recommended to read it if you can keep up with the pace. After all, this multiplier is very consistent with the world background setting] In the early and mid-term, there was Lei, a female protagonist who went to find an enemy she had wanted to take revenge on since the beginning of the chapter. However, in order to test the immortality attribute, she stood up and was kicked away by the enemy and beaten badly. [After all, you can test it by just entering a dungeon, or you can just stab yourself] The author is filling in the gaps silently

It's very good-looking. I personally don't think the protagonist is a virgin at all. Some people complained that the businessman has too many scenes. I think it's okay. Didn't I say that the protagonist didn't want to waste time selling things, so he left it to the businessman. And if you don't give the businessman any benefits, who will work for you? There is also the one who said that the protagonist does charity, which is generally talking about "equivalent exchange". I think there is no problem. Didn't they say that the principle of the alchemist is "equivalent exchange", and emphasized it many times, and because the protagonist thinks that he is an "alchemist", the protagonist emphasizes "fairness" when doing business, and then others say that he is doing charity. I don't understand it. When did fair transactions become charity? It is obviously a manifestation of the protagonist's personality😦😦😦