Don't Be Afraid! I'll Redeem the Witch Myself!

It's another day when no one is watching. Jpg, I think it's really okay, but what's wrong with it? Why is there no one in the city and no one in the west?

I looked at a very classic narrative. The protagonist has a mysterious background, and then there is the Riddler. It can be seen that there is a certain world view setting and depth. The character creation is okay, but the plot is more daily, non-combustible, and bland. There are too many pitfalls. I personally feel uncomfortable watching it. It's too Riddler. It's hard to add. It depends on the author. I hope it can make me feel that kind of "burning" like the Dragon Clan. It can be seen that there are two timelines, one in the past and one in the present. It depends on how the author adds it. The plot itself doesn't have much of a problem. I can't fault it. There is no poison (if the Riddler counts, it will be really uncomfortable to watch, otherwise you don't say anything, or else you tell everything) I guess this is essentially a journey of redemption. The protagonist's words saved all these witches, and these witches also wanted to save the protagonist. That's how it is. What level is this book? I don't know. Let me give you 5 stars first.