Western Fantasy: You Were Supposed to Serve the Witch, but You Helped Her Survive the Divine Tribulation
西幻：让你服侍魔女你给她渡神劫
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 277k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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A pretty good witch-themed novel. The beginning is a bit ordinary, but the main plot gradually becomes clear. It's a Western fantasy story about the consequences of a power struggle, and it seems to also include monster girls.
There aren't many completed works in the witch genre on Tomato. So far, it seems to follow the farming and infrastructure building formula, with no major flaws, making it readable. It should be a multi-female protagonist story.
Yes, although it starts with a male slave, the female protagonist doesn't treat him as a slave.
The story begins with a male slave being sold and then sent to a witch tribe. The plot is currently harmless, so you can gradually build up your reading experience.
He was initially bought back by a witch. The beginning was alright, but later he gradually started to use the "pretending to be weak to deceive others" trope. The male lead is funny with a touch of cunning.