A Villainess Witch's Guide to Self-Rescue

I have a guess. Since the protagonist can copy himself and create clones, and each clone has independent consciousness, and the clone can also create clones. Is there a possibility that the protagonist himself is not the main body but the clones? The consciousness of the clones is independent and connected with each other, and the protagonist is just one of the clones. An accident caused the clones to lose contact. The clones of the real subject are all over the world in various dimensions. The protagonist thinks that he has traveled through time, but in fact it is just another clone that resonates with himself. He mistakenly believes that he is a time traveler, including incomplete memory. 🤔

It's very interesting. If you have any ideas, I would like to see the latest chapter of Martina's defeat CG*^_^*. The strong must humiliate the weak severely, so that it is not cliché, and silence is boring😒

There is nothing wrong with the three concepts, the logic is acceptable, the subject matter is relatively novel, and the most outstanding thing is the structure of the protagonist's abilities. Although it is said to have multiple heroines, the lily flavor is not heavy, it can be considered light or simple, and there is no room for deduction, which is very good.

Overall, it's okay. I watched the latest chapter in one night. It's just the plot and the protagonist. Sometimes I always feel a sense of inconsistency. I don't know if it's foreshadowing or something else. The protagonist is a bit weak now, which is not good. Getting stronger quickly is the important thing. The protagonist always has nightmares, which makes me feel like I want to torture the protagonist and give me a knife. I hope I don't torture the protagonist 😢. Everyone can grow. I hope I can write about (growth) 😘

A very exciting plot 👍, the analysis and application of the protagonist's avatar abilities are also well explained. It is my favorite book this year ❤️

The machine translation tastes so strong. Is the author a foreigner? But the story itself is very good, the connection of the plot, the contact with the characters, and the improvement of abilities are all well integrated. The meetings and exchanges between the clones from time to time are a highlight, it's quite nice to watch, but it smells too strong of a machine translation ∑ (O_O;)

It was so enjoyable to watch. Except for a twist in the middle that was a bit hard to accept, the rest was simply perfect among perfections. The theme and idea are also good, the inspiration is very novel 👍 👍 👍, it feels right.

It feels like the protagonist is in a paradoxical state. The clones can cancel the clones. So what if the last two clones cancel the clones at the same time (a consciousness network theory can cancel the clones at the same time). Then does it mean that after the protagonist dies, there is no clone to summon the clone? Of course, if the clone is gone, the clone can still be summoned. Then where is the "body"? No matter which direction the author takes the writing, it is quite interesting [Chigua]

WOC is so handsome, the writing is top-notch, the plot is exciting and funny. Violet is cute, her friends are all good people, and the whole world view is also very good. There is nothing particularly abnormal. This score is obviously low. It's a good-looking movie but too slow. The only drawback is that the protagonist behaves a bit stupid in daily life, especially when I'm following the reading. Daily stupidity > clever plot, which makes him look even stupider.

It's beautiful. The author writes it with great care. Little Vere is so cute, sometimes silly, but also full of wisdom. The world view is also very complete. The early stage of the plot is more daily, and the later stage is compact and beautiful. Highly recommended 😘😘😘😘