You Were Supposed to Redeem the Witch, Not Capture Her Like a Fairy!

It's a pity that female-oriented content tends to idealize things too much, almost to the point of being overly idealized.

The erotic plot was alright, but the rest of the story was just so-so. I thought it was about traveling to different worlds to catch Pokémon, but it turned out to be just a virtual world.

Aside from the driving scenes, which might attract readers, everything else is mediocre and below average, with quite a few flaws. For example: 1. Reduce the protagonist's intelligence. The protagonist captured a key figure created by the Blood Moon Cult, and then kept asking others (after asking the Blood Moon Cult, he asked the people around him) why they were targeting him. Utterly speechless.

It's good; the pacing is excellent, and the main plot is also enjoyable.

The car took off right away, and the plot was decent, but it felt a bit weak in terms of power levels. There were two women and a bunch of other characters waiting to be introduced, but the male protagonist was still in an ordinary human body. His combat power wasn't clearly defined either, probably only around level one. They didn't give him any upgrades or strength enhancements, which was obviously wrong. Even a simple battle like the Two Heroes against Lu Bu wouldn't be enough for his body.

Very good, the pacing is very steady, keep up the good work, author! 😘 I'll add the last star after it's finished 🤭, just so anyone else feels the same way, reading this novel reminded them of Strike the Blood [stunned]

The author writes very well, especially the descriptions of the driving scenes, which are quite good. However, the descriptions of the supernatural elements are just average, but it's still alright, considering the main focus is on supernatural elements and humor. The human side has high combat strength and a stable rear. However, I still suggest the author write less supernatural elements.

The beginning was quite good, but I personally suggest the author avoid writing in such a stream-of-consciousness style. Some parts felt empty, like the author was just writing down whatever came to mind. I recommend finishing the book and rereading it from the reader's perspective before publishing.

A contender for the title of the best driver on Tomato.

Highly recommended!