Secret World: I Don't Want to Be a Witch

It was exposed at the beginning, how can I say hello to you, baby [laughing and crying]

It's interesting, but the protagonist's perspective is a bit lacking compared to others.

I really like this witch-themed work. It fully meets all my expectations for witch novels. The author's writing style is delicate and healing. The description of the scene, atmosphere and environmental details in the whole text are just right, and the picture is full of feeling. The plot and character scenes change naturally and smoothly, without any abrupt feeling. Compared with the cookie-cutter magical girl settings, the image of the witch created in this novel is particularly charming. The protagonist's appearance of breaking free from the shackles of the world and being free is extremely desirable. It is also the author's vivid and delicate characterization that makes me completely prefer this vivid and unfettered witch setting, which perfectly fits all my fantasies about witches. The supporting characters in the book are particularly brilliant, and the one that surprised me the most was the mother of the protagonist. The character is gentle and lively, with flesh and blood, and the personality is lovable and warm. He is a very likeable character. But in the end, he died suddenly, and the appearance of his death was even more miserable, making people feel full of regret and sadness. This is enough to show that the author's characterization skills are extremely strong. Even the minor characters are portrayed in a three-dimensional and real way, which makes people deeply empathize and difficult to let go. However, there is an obvious shortcoming in the book. The author spent a lot of pen and ink carefully crafting the world view, environmental atmosphere and various secondary characters. It is full of details and polished to the extreme, but it only reduces the protagonist's appearance, resulting in a weak sense of the protagonist's presence, which slightly affects the overall reading experience. The most regrettable and disappointing thing is the ending of this novel, which is a complete pity. This book builds a mysterious worldview with a grand layout and a complete system. The previous text has laid countless foreshadowings and plot pitfalls, and there are still a lot of exciting plots that have yet to be unfolded. I have been fully looking forward to the follow-up plot, looking forward to witnessing the protagonist's growth and transformation. I am curious about whether the powerful protagonist's mother has a back-up and has not really fallen. I am looking forward to the plot and subsequent intersection between the protagonist, mother and master. I also want to know the secrets and conspiracy behind the mysterious organization that wooed the protagonist in the beginning. Numerous suspense are unresolved, and all expectations, foreshadowing and unfinished plots are left unanswered, and the story is hastily concluded. Such high-quality writing, vivid characters, and a huge and exciting world view, but in the end it ended in a hasty and unfinished ending. It is really a pity that it makes people full of regret and reluctance! I hope the author can come back and continue writing [almost crying] [crying]

So far, there are no problems, and it is a rare change of order. I hope I can stick to it♪

The protagonist's mother in this book has a similar image cecilia The protagonist's flexible sense of security and trust

There are too many daily routines. The protagonists appear too few times in the 30 or so photos [face covering]

It's so well written. Please update it soon. I'm addicted to books.

Everything else is fine, except that the protagonist's appearance rate is a bit sparse.

Apparently it's the start of school. I don't know if I'll write about it during the National Day.

Little witch hehehe