Witch-Raising Handbook: There's Something Off About My Water Magic

The old bishop had been paralyzed for three years. He saw his wife and the archdeacon every day and deliberately kept silent in front of them. My wife used to be a dancer and is now over 40 years old. After the bishop recovered from drinking medicine, he immediately hanged and set fire to the archdeacon, but he forgave his wife. After being put in the dungeon, I was released, saying it was all my fault. The old bishop died after the medicine was too effective. A wonderful supporting character story, the main plot is not poisonous, and the ingredients are added. This is a master, making you want to watch but dare not watch.

(Complimentary words) A divine novel by a divine author. After reading it, I feel that all the wrinkles in my brain have been smoothed out. 666, I won't say any more. It's undoubtedly a great read. It's suitable for an old bookworm like me who can't read anything. My eyes darkened and then brightened up again. It's really interesting 😂 😂 😂

It took me two hours to read the latest chapter. The overall feeling is pretty good. There are some minor points, but I can just ignore it. I won't get lost in the plot even if I jump to it. It's still watchable in Tomato. I'm looking forward to the follow-up plot. My favorites among them are Emma and Aisha. They always prefer Pig's Feet and have no reservations about Pig's Feet. They are not like other people who feel like they are part of the Pig's Feet group, but actually join other organizations. Even though they know that the entire organization will follow Pig's Feet later, they still feel a little uncomfortable.

Holy, thunderous, curious novel about the divine man and emperor uncle The protagonist is a normal Liu Bei The insignificant passers-by include the Green Bull and Turtle, but there are often passers-by who take the role of themselves. I often feel speechless because I can't keep up with the passers-by's understanding. The Stephen god who has been brought in by himself is over.

It's well written, the protagonist has a bottom line, has upright views, and handles things relatively well. There are just some details. For example, in the front, it is written that kneeling is a goddess who can kneel, but later, an old man is told not to kneel. I know what the author means, but it feels a little disconnected.

It looks good. My impression after watching it is that there are no human beings in this world anymore. Gods are a group of divine beings. The author writes whatever he dreams about. Nothing can express my thoughts better than Gods. I have adapted to it, but it is so beautiful.

Okay okay. Although most of the comment sections are talking about being a god, the actual situation is even more outrageous than some of the descriptions in the article. Especially that magical country in the Western Middle Ages. The character of the male protagonist is quite good. Although he is kind, he is not stupid, at least not as incompetent as the male protagonist in Japanese comics. Be able to do good deeds and accumulate virtue while accepting your own desires. It doesn't matter whether you mind your own business or not. I can tolerate sand in my eyes, but at the same time I have the courage to stand up when it's time to stand up. Quite a real person. The only bad thing is. Hiss, for my young and vigorous age. There are too many rosy descriptions in the article, which makes me sigh at every turn. This is also the trouble of having a rich imagination.

Very good, very appetizing. It has a Bagua system, which is much better than the common heap data system. Recommended by old bookworms. There are too many traces of AI in the words used, and there are a lot of writing styles that are not but rather. It is a very typical AI writing style. The more I look at it, the more I feel confused [What] [Petrochemical]

Godly Kingdom, Godly King, Godly Pope, Godly Protagonist Dad, Godly Bishop, Godly..., Godly Author, Godly Reader, very delicious😋

Let me start with the conclusion: this book is not for "normal people". If you are still obsessed with mundane things such as logic, character motivation, and the law of cause and effect, then I suggest you take a detour. But if you want to experience the pleasure of having your brain formatted, your cognition being crushed repeatedly, and finally feeling a bit like "Am I crazy too?", Then congratulations, you have found the right book. The author is no longer a human being in this book. He is not the kind of person who is "a thin line between genius and madman", but really throws all creative ethics, narrative common sense, and readers' expectations into the shredder, and then puts together a chaotic creature with three heads and six arms. Moxuluo: I am constantly adapting 😏