When he woke up, he found that he had traveled to a different world and became the son of a Duke who was exiled to the desert on the border of the empire.
But Linn, who is familiar with the plot, understands that this matter is not as simple as it seems!
In order to survive and save her family, Lin En resolutely chose to turn the tide!
"So, Miss Witch, please don't doubt my sincerity."
"I'm not doing it for your power, but I really like you!!"
Reader comments
This is the most comfortable one for me. Before the witch wrote back "the test".
Regarding this "test", I can't figure out what the author means and why he uses this extreme method?
If you are not careful, it will turn into a big thunder. If the sequelae of this test cannot be completely resolved, it will be like a thorn in the flesh.
I've only read a dozen chapters so far, and I feel a little sick to my stomach. [Holds face] Wait until I take my time and look again. Will comment later.
The so-called "test" will be explained directly later when I find an opportunity. The expected stomachache plot did not appear.
But there seems to be something wrong with this blood witch's mentality. Something will probably happen if you put it in the harem. I'm curious about what the author plans next?
There weren't any big ups and downs, but it felt good to be in control.
Looking forward to the follow-up.
Author, you must persist.
Why do you feel like no one is watching? If there are too few people, the author will have no motivation!
It's a very interesting book. Now that I saw the princess being abducted, I'm very curious about the plot development. Will Miriam accompany the protagonist directly after her development is completed, or will she continue to hide? Or maybe just stop acting and start a harem? I still hope that I can show some love to the civilian lady who is the tool man. After all, the two of them have never met once in the book, so there is an information gap.
After these two plots, it is speculated that a new witch will appear, and I look forward to a good ending.
The author writes very well, keep up the good work [Like]
Very well written, keep it up.
Support originality, hope it works
Super Haokang, I'm a long-time reader. I like the author's writing of genres similar to "The Grand Duke". Come on, author, don't give up.
This is the most comfortable one for me. Before the witch wrote back "the test". Regarding this "test", I can't figure out what the author means and why he uses this extreme method? If you are not careful, it will turn into a big thunder. If the sequelae of this test cannot be completely resolved, it will be like a thorn in the flesh. I've only read a dozen chapters so far, and I feel a little sick to my stomach. [Holds face] Wait until I take my time and look again. Will comment later. The so-called "test" will be explained directly later when I find an opportunity. The expected stomachache plot did not appear. But there seems to be something wrong with this blood witch's mentality. Something will probably happen if you put it in the harem. I'm curious about what the author plans next? There weren't any big ups and downs, but it felt good to be in control. Looking forward to the follow-up. Author, you must persist. Why do you feel like no one is watching? If there are too few people, the author will have no motivation!
It's a very interesting book. Now that I saw the princess being abducted, I'm very curious about the plot development. Will Miriam accompany the protagonist directly after her development is completed, or will she continue to hide? Or maybe just stop acting and start a harem? I still hope that I can show some love to the civilian lady who is the tool man. After all, the two of them have never met once in the book, so there is an information gap. After these two plots, it is speculated that a new witch will appear, and I look forward to a good ending. The author writes very well, keep up the good work [Like]
Very well written, keep it up.
Support originality, hope it works
Super Haokang, I'm a long-time reader. I like the author's writing of genres similar to "The Grand Duke". Come on, author, don't give up.