Let That Witch Go!

From what I saw, I thought it was quite good-looking, and the three views fit me very well. The male protagonist is a good person. Nowadays, I feel that many articles are about killing people and calling girls directly, and I personally feel that this is a bit too much. I just want to see something where the main character is a good person, who just wants to do good things, maybe not doing much but his heart is really good. The writing style also feels quite comfortable. I used to comment irritably because there were not many people reading the ratings and I was afraid that it might not be updated. But now that I saw the later part, I felt a little bit toxic. I don't know whether to say that the male protagonist is too good or that the author simply didn't pay attention to this aspect of writing. Let's talk about what I saw 1. The girl (let's call her Nvyi) who slandered the male protagonist and her father didn't get the ending I thought they deserved. What they did can be said to have ruined a person's life, career, and reputation. However, the two of them basically had an indifferent attitude towards this matter. At most, they had an indifferent attitude of "Ah, it's a bit bad, but I will do this." Not to mention killing, at least exile is fine with me. Ruining other people's lives, at least you have to pay a higher price. 2. For a long time, I didn't write much about the male protagonist's plans and attitude towards the female protagonist. In addition, the previous attitude of the male protagonist was that he was indeed a good person. After reading it, I always felt that the male protagonist would let them go. I think it's okay to let go of a small crime and discuss the next step. The problem is that the first girl and her father are considered to have committed a major crime and they don't even have any intention of repenting. 3. What I find most annoying. The description of the daughter's father is too "good". I feel like the female father is described as a good man and father who loves his children innocently, is honest and good, knows right from wrong, and stands upright. But in fact, to put it bluntly, he was selfish. From the beginning to the end, he never really thought about the fate of the victim male protagonist. He never sincerely apologized for the consequences, and he always had a conniving attitude towards the female protagonist. She clearly knew that her daughter had made such a big mistake, but instead of educating her, she helped to cover it up. She even bullied the male protagonist even more. She always had no regrets and had a feeling of being aloof and helpless. To put it bluntly, he is an accomplice of a woman who destroys other people's lives. Although it is written later that he said "Sorry" when passing the male protagonist, but what's the use? Not only is he too light to withstand the beating, but he only said this after the male protagonist defeated the female protagonist, so what did he do before that? (Also, I think that burning bridges across rivers and trampling to death those who help you in order to improve your own future is simply selfish and does not require sympathy. "Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you." "A gentleman is about righteousness, and a villain is about profit." Everyone understands these principles) The above is purely a personal opinion. There may be some misunderstanding of the plot, so please forgive me for not saying that in my review.

Is it true that Yang has opened a new book? I didn't expect that Yangyang's book would be so controversial, but it's understandable. Online novels serve readers. If readers enjoy reading it, it's a good book. However, Yangyang's writing itself is very long. This is the first point. As for the many plot reasons mentioned in the book review, this needs to be viewed in context. The social structure of this kind of Western fantasy is different from modern times, and the changes in people caused by it are understandable (it is not said that they were induced or something, the specifics still depend on how the sheep is written) This also shows one thing. Today's readers are more inclined to watch plots where fighting is fun and killing (I don't mean to say bad) After all, I have been under a lot of pressure in my life, so I naturally like to be more mindless when reading novels. After reading so many of Yang's books, I can see his habits. In the one by Ke Ke, he did not choose to sacrifice Xiao An to return to the throne of God, and in the Yun You's, Tian En did not pull it off. In my opinion, this is the background of Yang's writing. He likes his own characters very much, so he will give them a chance to work hard to become better. This is a very simple view. Maybe this is why the sheep got the name "Ai Li Cun Yang" stop

I recommend that you don't be affected by some low ratings and read this book. It may not be what you think. Generally speaking, the author's writing skills are very good and the emotions are described very delicately. It is an immersive novel that is very touching and worth reading. Well, how should I put it? Although some people say that the male protagonist forgave his ex-fiancée who falsely accused him, and abused the good guy blabla, this is just a small episode, not the kind of drama that the green text entangles over and over again. The look and feel is not as bad as it sounds, but actually very good. So far, the person who made the false accusation has not been cleared. She just signed a contract with the male protagonist that she will die if the male protagonist dies, and gave the male protagonist a magic eye skill. She may join the protagonist group in the future. I think it's complicated to accept the spectrum of characters when reading novels. You can't say that if you describe an annoying character at the beginning, you can't write about the positive aspects of her personality later on. Describing the complexity of the characters is not whitewashing, and the character creation of the ex-fiancée is self-consistent. The reason why the male protagonist takes action to protect his ex-fiancée is because he believes that the way the state religion judges witches is to kill innocent people indiscriminately, and he does not want his (possibly) innocent ex-fiancée to be killed by the priest as a witch. When I watched it, I actually felt very good about it, and I personally didn't have any objections to it. Generally speaking, the male protagonist's character is consistent with the following text, that is, he is a traditional knight image with a sense of justice and compassion. It's not the same approach as the good guy Riqing Asasi. In the end, this is a very wonderful story. Although it feels good or bad, the male protagonist has been suffering, but this does not affect it. It is a very good story. I recommend that you don't be affected by some low ratings and read this book. It may be different from what you think.

Although I haven't watched it yet, as an old fan of Sheep, I have to come to the comment area in advance [smile] Back to the topic, although I don't know what the situation of this book is yet, but according to my experience as an old fan, the outline of Sheep's book is very complete and complete, but generally speaking, the early stage is relatively slow, and the writing is always foreshadowing. These foreshadowings basically have to wait until a very late stage to be recovered, so according to personal habits, although it is not very good for the author, I still recommend that everyone can properly maintain a book. Finally, if there are new readers, you are welcome to check out Yang Yang's last work. It is really good. I listened to it for 300h+ just by listening to the book.

So far it looks pretty good, just write it according to the author's own ideas. Looking at the details, there is no big problem. The two are not life-or-death enemies, they just have different positions. Moreover, both of them are treated as pawns, and weakness is the original sin. If it weren't for the author's big hand, haha, the result is self-evident. Looking forward to what the author will write next! However, some chapters are still a little awkward, a bit immersed in the author's imagination.

I won't die if I can't find a girl who looks like the Pussycat Dolls or KK. Lilia is indeed a poisonous point. In fact, after the game, she could leave the game directly (not that she was killed) and turned into a witch (strengthened) and continued her relationship for a while. Although it is similar to a master and servant, I don't like the fact that the protagonist risked his life to protect him (although Got the plug-in) Although I admit that he got the punishment (status, relatives, family, self), it is obvious that the way of heaven (god god) forced the relationship to continue (I hope that he will not suddenly appear later, save the protagonist, and then completely clean up, and then die)

The writing is super good. I read more than 200 chapters in one day. There is also another book that I have followed since 22 years ago. It is very interesting to read every day. [Please update more] [Please update more] [Please update more]

Very three-dimensional As for the issue of whitewashing, I say it depends on the individual. If you think you can read it, read it. If you think you can't read it, just change a book. Don't just follow others' opinions based on what they say. But it's a no-brainer and one star is deducted Let's change it to 5. To be fair, the writing, character creation, plot rhythm, etc. Are worth 5. Now that I read this book, the rating is obviously low, so I won't deduct stars because it doesn't suit my taste.

Does the author want to update three books at the same time?

The protagonist is well portrayed and the plot is very exciting, but it's a bit rough. But I feel that the protagonist is so aggrieved, the turtle man among turtle men