The Witch Is Up to No Good Again!

You know, buffaloes like to give themselves five stars

The setting is really novel! The Creation Witch only has the power of creation, no attack ability, and is tabooed by the world. She has a contrasting cuteness in the beginning. Watching Bai Qi squeeze the tears of the ocean, build a hut, and even want to rub a nuclear bomb to restart the world, the ideas are big and reasonable, and I am particularly eager to read.

The plot seems nonsensical but is actually logical! From discovering identity through time travel, to understanding the rules of the world, to communicating with the God of Witches, every step is not delayed. Bai Qi's creative ability is not overly cheated, and he also encounters a small bug that "the weapons he uses are ineffective", which gives him a full sense of realism.

Then give it five stars. Generally speaking, the protagonist needs to constantly be familiar with his own powers. Otherwise, what does it mean for a witch who created the world to not know her own powers? Why can't seven of the eight witches be seen? What unknown answers are hidden in this? Judging from the description of the players, the mid-term should be passed by in one stroke. The protagonist's positioning is very clear, and the help to the Dragon Kingdom is to help some characters who are not brainless. Judging from the current situation, the content belongs to a leisure and health-preserving life. I don't like it if it is too casual, it is really boring. Another point is whether the protagonist has fighting ability, but overall it is very good (the above is my affirmation of this novel).

I like this kind of Western fantasy novel that doesn't follow common sense! There are no traditional monster-killing upgrades. The protagonist relies on creative powers to survive, and even accidentally triggers a bond with the local gods. Lingzhu's cleverness and Mowan's rigidity are in contrast to Bai Qi's sand sculpture. The characters are all very vivid~

The plot is relaxed and decompressing. There are no complicated plots and conspiracies. It is just Bai Qi's daily life of fishing in a different world to survive. Looking for the witch god and asking "Have you eaten?", Trying to pick out the god's murals and selling them for money. These nonsensical operations are really ridiculous, and they are suitable for chasing in your spare time.

A high-quality farming article, quite innovative. At least I didn't find anything similar on Tomato. You can read it and don't care about the comments. You will know it after you read it.

Put the author on the chair and act like a coder. Also, the reborn person can be set not to really cross time and go back to the past, but to really die in the first world created by the protagonist (the lost world), and then be reincarnated into the second world (the present world) by the protagonist or the protagonist's representative.

When will there be another book? I want to watch Super Liyu! ! !

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