I'm in a Different World, and My Assistant Is the World-Destroying Witch

A very thoughtful Western fantasy novel. But it looks very tiring, the whole process is decrypting, unknown things appear one after another, the protagonist is so busy that he can't breathe, the protagonist's perspective is immersed in working alone throughout the whole process, and there is very little interaction with other characters. It was very abrupt to switch from the Doville Empire mission to the Obsidian Empire mission. It wasn't until the king died instantly that I realized that there were no battle scenes in this book. The protagonist was deciphering the whole process. The readers of this book can only follow the protagonist to see piles of unknown puzzles. The readers don't know much about the world than the protagonist in the book. The content is only about solving puzzles and there are no other scenes. The readers know nothing and can't understand anything like the protagonist. This book is very uncomfortable to read.

A very good book, but the story in the first chapter is too lengthy and has too many pitfalls, and only the protagonist is narrating, and the protagonist is in reality -> the protagonist takes actions in reality according to the changes in the content of the book -> goes to the gray fog world to find clues -> in-depth reading, too many scene changes, it is difficult to remember the details, and there is no major interaction with the main characters in reality, it all depends on the protagonist alone

The book written by the author is very good. The previous one was discontinued in November last year (you can read it if you are interested in Asian girls). My personal guess is that the world view is too huge and the foreshadowing cannot be taken back. This book is worth reading [laughs]

It's not a novice, it's not a novel, so read it with your brain, but it will be a book with two extreme reputations. It has a grand background and rich content. The old elements (people and things that died in the past) only really emerge after the 50th chapter. The protagonist's memory confusion, intermittent amnesia and selective forgetting, combined with a large number of murmurs of "I should remember" and "probably forgot", deliberately create a confusing sense of immersion. The author is addicted to digging holes and is full of puzzles. The power system is briefly mentioned and is only used as a tool to advance the plot. For those who like it, the flaws will not hide the flaws. Pain points: The timeline is messy, and the deliberately created confusion makes it uncomfortable for people who read with a brain, and can't understand without a brain. The author was so excited that he forgot about himself, and the thread was too long and messy. To open a book in 2025, the platform is wrong and the timing is bad. If you can make a subtraction convergence point in the dug hole and switch to the starting point, you may be able to explode. In a word, flaws cannot cover up virtues, but virtues cannot conceal flaws. The first book on Tomato that I thought was feasible. The protagonist's temperament is hesitant and hesitant about small matters, hesitant about major matters, and he always has inexplicable emotional outbursts. The fights are set up before and after, and there are a lot of contradictions. Abandoned

The level is very high, and the writing style is very natural. It can be seen that the author really has something and a lot of it, and there is almost no poisonous point. The only shortcoming is that there are relatively few updated chapters but there are too many foreshadowings in the article. It feels like there is too much contrast between the truth behind the story and the current plot, but overall the flaws are not concealed [Like] [Like] The last book was discontinued after 700,000 words. I read in the book reviews that many people praised the author for his good writing. Some also said that there were too many riddles in the book and the world structure was too big to write, so they discontinued the book. I hope the author of this book will not have this problem.

I can't guess the direction of the plot so far, and the details can withstand scrutiny. It's very imaginative but not random. Do you know how hard it is to find such a book? I advise you to read it quickly. Don't wait for the author to do it. I want to read it! ! No, is it true that no one reads such a beautiful book? The rating is really not just 7.3, But at least 9. Prison books need to be written down.

It's well written, has a good rhythm and framework, and the setting is interesting. If you encounter Kavin in the middle, you can use daily water. The plot density is already quite high. Don't worry about rushing to advance the progress of the heroine. Only when you finish one chapter can you have more settings as a basis, and it will be easier to grasp the rhythm by interspersing several chapters [take a closer look]

The route taken by the entire book is different from the traditional fantasy battle through the West, and it takes a weird and brain-burning one similar to that of Cthulhu Runners. The author has a great imagination, good writing style, and the world he describes is grand enough. The first volume (King) can definitely be rated 8.5 Or above from me, but many problems appeared at the beginning of the second volume, or the problems of the first volume were exposed. For example, the sudden change of the timeline made people confused, and there were too many pitfalls. These problems contribute to the overall opacity of the second volume. I hope the author can continue to optimize, come on! The above are all personal opinions. If you have any objections, you are right.

The writing is very good. Such a mistake on the Tomato software is already considered a very good writing. I also prefer this type of book. It's just that I want to know why the male protagonist doesn't want to improve his strength. He seems to be investigating the incident and neglecting himself.

The subject matter and plot are also very good. The world feels like it has expanded too much at once. The male protagonist is constantly being targeted by various forces. The world is in danger of being destroyed accidentally and needs the male protagonist to save it. Other forces don't know about it. Only the male protagonist can save the world. Constantly digging holes, one link after another, some plots feel inexplicable. I don't know what effect these plots have on the whole book. It is completely impossible to predict how the plot will develop in the later stages. You need to read several chapters to know what this chapter is doing. The subject matter is very good, I don't know if I can keep updating it.

The world view is grand, with all kinds of foreshadowing, dark lines and conspiracies intertwined, but it is too tense, without any breathing space. Coupled with the indescribable description of the gray fog space and the constant flashbacks of the past and future, the author should consider the rhythm of the plot.

Looking at the name, I thought it was a semi-refreshing article. It seems a bit brain-burning, but the author dug a lot of pits. I don't know if they can fill them in later. I hope it won't be interrupted or unfinished [Chigua] [Chigua]

It's very possible, open low and go high, but the title and introduction of the book need to be changed, otherwise there won't be many people. Although it has been slowly gaining popularity, you have to explain it at the beginning, otherwise not many people will read it. I still hope that there is a good-looking book in Tomato, and everyone will read it [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

Generally speaking, the author has a world view and a big picture view, and has the potential to become a great masterpiece. However, currently, the main plot of the protagonist in the early stage is a bit poor, which gives people a feeling that there are many pitfalls, and the more you read, the more confused you feel. I hope the author can clarify the main line in the early stage, otherwise readers will feel confused. Don't make too many pitfalls, so that it will be easy to fill in the later stages, but it will easily disgust the readers. Four stars, I hope the author writes better and better.

It's really top-notch. Except that the popularity is a little lower, the minimum guarantee should be above 9.3. Maybe there are too many brainless and cool articles that make many people restless. But I still think that this book has the same purpose as Machiavellian Cultivation and Sun and Moon. I would like to express my praise. This book is really inferior to Tomato.

The plot is tight and the characterization is also very detailed. The highlight is the confusing plot, which gives people a feeling of tension and excitement. The depiction of the "old days" is very good, which not only maintains the mysterious feeling of Cthulhu, but also describes it in understandable sentences, so that the plot does not feel obscure and makes people want to read more. In short, this book is really good and recommended.

Those who can read this kind of novel are probably old bookworms who like brain-burning, suspense and macroscopic views. This book has a lot of suspense points, but as of now, the author has basically solved all the pitfalls and the quality is very high. But if you like cool stories, escalating fights, starting a harem, and sweet stories, don't join. This novel is not a traditional upgrade route, but is similar to a mechanical erasure, because the strength of the enemy cannot be compared with slow upgrades, but requires careful calculation and planning. It lays foreshadowing from the past, present, and future to fill in the plot. It is very good, and I feel that it will get good ratings on other platforms.

When I saw the title of the book, I thought it was another mindless harem romance novel. I didn't expect it to actually have the core of the story. The world view structure is also very exciting. The B-level of the protagonist is exactly what I liked. I recommend it with five stars. It's really worth reading.

As I flipped through the book, I experienced many plot breaks. If these fractures can be cleverly transformed into foreshadowing in the narrative, it will undoubtedly make the story more fascinating. I hope the author will repair these cracks in detail and present a more complete story to readers. I looked at it again, and I found that every time there is a breakpoint in the plot, it is almost always before and after the protagonist changes the history, so I think these feelings of fragmentation should be the consequence of the change in history. I even think that these may be some big foreshadowings, because there are too many plot breakpoints, and the distribution is somewhat regular. The above is purely my guess. To sum it up, I think it's pretty good, so I think I'd better give it a five-star review and support it.

A rare good book in Tomato! The logic is top-notch, the writing is top-notch, and the characterization is top-notch. Even if the writing is unclear in some parts, it won't make people dislike it. It's just that the protagonist has a very high IQ, which is rare. Moreover, the digging of holes is very good, but the digging is quite large and many, all involving cause and effect and similar parallel worlds (gray fog). It depends on the skill of filling the holes later.

It's fresh and refreshing, although there are quite a lot of miscellaneous things. Overall good, keep going. Personally, I feel that the transition from the Suvir Empire to the Obsidian Empire is a bit too abrupt. If the author has the energy, he can fix it.

Surprisingly, it is possible. The protagonist of the original plot will die no matter what in the early stage. For this type of Western fantasy, I think it is quite good. I watched the cold-faced Earl on Maoke a few years ago and did not want to trigger the plot. If you are interested, you can take a look. The author's writing is also up to standard, but because it involves Cthulhu, there are some Riddlers. I look forward to the subsequent development.

This book might be better on another platform. The behavioral style and content are very similar to the big-eyed Embers of the Deep, a chaotic and complex world where order and chaos coexist, false connections between history and reality, ubiquitous shadows and struggling humans The protagonist is similar to Captain Duncan. He carries the black flame that can burn everything, and begins to reorganize order and repair the bugs in the world. The author brought his own ideas, and the overall writing is very good.

The plot is relatively simple at first, but as more content is introduced, it becomes more and more Cthulhu-oriented, and more time and space are intertwined. The disadvantage is that there are too many pits, and there are too many Riddlers. Overall, it is a very good Tomato novel. If you are interested, you can read it. I don't really like books about time interweaving, so I gave it four stars.

It's very interesting, but the title and introduction can easily lead to misunderstanding. It's not a harem novel, and it doesn't even have an ambiguous partner right now. The old days and Western fantasy, knights and magic, are the old days and evil organizations that only exist in the past history. Our protagonist has an invincible father in the past, an invincible knight leader now, and an invincible legendary elf in the future.

It's a very secret word, but I have to divide the audience. I prefer the imaginative type, and I am more used to watching killing, or fantasy strength type. I really like this kind of game that uses IQ. Well, maybe it's not the Voice of the East. Anyway, as long as you have a world view that can be improved, it's almost enough. Instead of tricking me, stacking boxes and fixing the routine, although this is very confusing, but if the routine is not fixed, well, I think you can take a look, of course you have to be interested.

Beautiful, very beautiful! Although the cover and name are cliché, as the plot unfolds, the story becomes more and more interesting. The appearance of the past and the interweaving of different timelines are really fascinating! Moreover, the writing of Western Fantasy and Cthulhu is very good. Although there are many riddles and many pitfalls (already being filled in), it does not hinder the enjoyment (there is only one shortcoming: it is not finished yet.

It can be considered a good book but it is not popular. The plot setting is rigorous and the story rhythm is bland but fascinating. One of the few regrets is that there is no emotional line. But I don't just read cool articles. A story that can support me to continue reading is my biggest request.

The subject matter is very novel, although it is unfinished and does not give the novel a good ending. For example, how did Evelin go berserk? How to make the professor become the past, etc., What methods are used to rescue the professor, the changed future trapped scene, the protagonist's father's matter, I also looked at Stop and Stop, looked at Stop and Stop, some were not connected well, but I also followed the updates later. The author said that the Tower of Babel went to the gray fog world, but there is only Ur in the gray fog world. How did he become like that? And what exactly is the Headless Horseman? A series of things have not been written yet, but forget it, it will bring me a different experience. It is indeed a very interesting novel, but sometimes the reader just passively follows the plot because you don't know what he is going to do next, so new things seem confusing.

Cthulhu, a world setting of Mist Exploration and Decryption type. The beginning may be a little unremarkable, but as the plot progresses and the world view unfolds, the more you watch, the more attractive it becomes. Let me talk about some of my favorite points. The first point is the Lansiart family. It explains what the ancient knight-ducal family, the Blade of the Empire, has been protecting this country. The second point is that it looks very "clean", the average IQ per capita is very comfortable, and there are no cliche plots. The third point is Samuel Ur. This part is really well written! Man-made taboos, fighting against gods, worthy of being a genius alchemist! A hymn to human wisdom and courage! The fourth point is that the setting of this book is actually very dark, but in the book you see people in darkness, looking for light. For example, the protagonist, Professor Caroline, Samuel, Pope, Norton Lanciat, Gray, Kells Lanciat, many characters watch in the darkness and shine brightly.