Miss Witch, Miracles Come at a Cost

The first chapter felt like reading another story from "1999 Part II," I haven't finished it yet but it's written very smoothly. Under an unknown threat, humanity struggles to survive. The previous hero just perished together with the Demon King, but the hero has transformed into a new Demon King. The old Demon King, meanwhile, has begun his countdown to resurrection.

This is a promising book, but the narrative is somewhat scattered, or rather, a bit of a riddle, due to its style. It requires patience to read. Character development is almost entirely glimpsed through dialogue, but even then, most dialogue rarely touches on character development.

It looks like a sword and sorcery story, but it shouldn't be Cthulhu. This is the first time I've read a sword and sorcery script. This book might be a bit confusing for people unfamiliar with tabletop role-playing games (RPGs). You need to distinguish between the "God," the protagonist's ability, and what actually happens in reality.

It's pretty good. After reading more than ten chapters, I can only say that it's a rare tabletop RPG-like book by Tomato (the author), at least I haven't seen any major flaws after reading more than ten chapters.

Meow, you're dead! Can you still come back to life? 😢