From Abyssal Flame Demon to Supreme Witch

It's okay. The world view is quite detailed. The protagonist is not embarrassed when he transforms into a witch. The description of the world of witches after the transformation is very detailed. It can be seen that the author is very careful. It is actually not 3 stars, but this 0.01 Second really made me laugh. There are many ways to lose. The author chose this method that can make people laugh. I will not argue with the author's setting. I will not say that the Balrog of the Abyss has less fighting experience than the Academy Witch. Ridiculous, after all, this always depends on the author, but you shouldn't write this kind of setting in the comment area afterwards. During the battle, it should be pointed out or reflected before the battle. The Balrog turning into a witch is like a tank turning into a sports car. You should reflect this unaccustomedness in the previous article. Seeing this explanation in the comment area seems to be making up for it, and the protagonist's magic value seems to be higher than that of the opponent, right? In my opinion, the protagonist is defeated by the weak and the strong 🤦. I suggest the author quickly write down the reasons in the comment area in the following article. What the protagonist is talking about is that he is still not used to the witch's fighting style, or is not used to this body, and the fit is not good.

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It's okay. Although the writing is average, it still has some novel ideas at the beginning. But the protagonist is a cookie-cutter melee mage, and the game is played in the same old-fashioned way as a witch (basically, it's just a witch fight)

It is considered a new work. The combat description and emotional foreshadowing are quite average, and the emotional description of the process of transforming into a witch is not yet skilled enough. Some are quite old-fashioned, and some are quite new (when I read the title, I thought it was the protagonist who grew into a witch by himself). I support it with five stars and hope that the writing can be improved (based on the chapter I read, because the first few dozen chapters are very important and generally reflect the writing style of the entire book)

It's really good, but Tomato Witch is basically unfinished.

The writing is actually quite good. To be honest, the part about the weak witch on the ground was written very sincerely, and it aroused my curiosity about the subsequent solution of the buried problem. But for 0.01 Seconds, I don't know if the author laughed when he wrote it. I couldn't help but laugh. I probably know that what the author wanted to express was that he was missing a move, but he shouldn't have written it like this.

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The good-order witch really couldn't accept this... She had predicted something when she saw the presence of aliens in the market, but she didn't expect that there would actually be rich foreign students from the alien race later. Isn't that all my money? Why let those aliens hold it?

The ground section is somewhat novel, but very unreasonable. I won't talk about the protagonist's companions. The protagonist is a witch transformed from the Abyss Balrog. She is a natural master of human beings. She doesn't treat people like insects. She even thought about spending a lot of money to help transform herself into a witch. Is this right?

There are two things that are confusing. One is that a Balrog suddenly begins to have great sympathy for ordinary people. Second, I spent a lot of time writing a small game, and then the protagonist was kicked to death.