Multiple heroines + magic + transmigration across multiple timelines + battles + growth
Jiang Ming, a game reviewer, receives an invitation to test a game called The Witch’s Strange Tales.
The Elemental Witch, who starts out as a hopeless weakling and grows alongside him;
the Holy White Witch, whom he saves from imprisonment;
the Abyssal Witch, a bratty little tease who’s all bark and no bite;
and the Spatial Witch, who struggles with emotions but understands only her love for him.
Jiang Ming sacrifices himself to help them reach the pinnacle of magic. After achieving what’s supposedly the perfect ending, he actually transmigrates into the world of the game and has to start the whole story over with them.
But... it seems they’ve all been reborn? And why have I been split into four parts by them?
Element, white, dimension, black, these four witches, element and white have appeared so far. The one who plays space is probably a social horror character, and the one who plays black magic is probably a ruthless character. In terms of combat power, it's okay 🤔🤔 The plot is not novel either[][]
The packaging has been changed but the taste has not been changed. It is a good book for people who don't read much. After all, Tomato doesn't ask for much, so old bookworms should find other books to read.
Except for a little bit less, it's pretty good.
Update quickly, author, if you don't update 😢 What will we eat?
It's almost the same. You can read it. Just read it as a daily light novel.
For someone like me who doesn't read much, it's okay and I can read it.
The setting of the two time and space is very novel, the hooks are quite big, and the interaction with the heroines is okay, but it is a bit bland.
Coming from the previous book, the setting feels very good. It's a bit early, so I have to catch up slowly.