Everyone Else Has Superpowers, but I Have Magic. Am I a Witch?

Good, good, good, good, good, good. Thank you to the author. After reading the article, I have lost entropy, demon body, origin stone disease, Pamish infection, rainstorm syndrome, vocal cord infection, collapse syndrome, abstraction, money infection, radiation infection, cyberpsychosis, fear gas inhalation, homesickness, urban disease, distortion, slow shock, zombie transformation, witch transformation, madness, Honkai disease, super Mortal loss of control, hypothermia, Karabacteria, contact phobia, Harlan virus infection, worm infection, dark ether erosion, star scar syndrome, cycle of grief, pneumoconiosis, shock bomb disease, dragon disease, demon scale disease, ghoul infection, laughter virus infection, Flood infection, anti-life equation corrosion, and warp corruption. Eat whatever you want, I'm already melting, daily + micro-dose station beans are simply my favorite😋😋😋😋🧊🧊🧊

Very good, five stars for you This article feels more like a Japanese light novel to me, with a daily focus. The current female protagonist is Ms. Ayano, who is gentle and maternal. The emotional lines are very delicately drawn and the rhythm is quite good. Should this article be a single female protagonist? The characters of the two protagonists are also very likable. In short, I have found gold, and you are welcome to read it. The author is advised to change high school to university, otherwise he will be easily suppressed by heaven [blowing kiss]

I can watch it, but I would like to ask, is it a strange rule that after the protagonist's character is changed, his IQ must become lower, he must be innocent and shy, and he must not know how to speak when he meets a strong person? Most books like to have this setting.

Let me evaluate this book. I have seen the latest chapter when I published it, and I will give an overall evaluation of this book so far. The writing style is meticulous, whether it is the depiction of characters, the description of characters' emotions, or the scenes, etc., The depictions are very good, and the writing style is also very good. In addition, the logic of the plot is clear, smooth and not jumpy, and the transitions are not abrupt. It looks very smooth, and the rhythm arrangement is also reasonable: from the peaceful daily life when he first arrived in a different world (probably a different world) and was adopted by the daughter of the daughter, to the current period of the accident, the transition is smooth. There is also no system at present. The exploration of the protagonist's own abilities is sandwiched in the description of daily life. The protagonist is very strong but does not overwhelm the daily life. The rhythm is arranged appropriately. At the same time, the details are also handled very well. Details such as the setting of the protagonist's super long hair (should he have it?) And the confusion after gender change are handled well. The author also describes the inconvenience of long hair later and does not throw away this setting. In terms of the protagonist's setting, the protagonist is either very cute or very unique, but the combat power setting can only be speculated and there is no systematic introduction, but it is also very clear (I think this is not bad, it looks interesting) Then there is my personal factor: Baimao nb! Loli nb! Super long hair nb! In short, the author's writing style is good, the details are well handled, the plot rhythm is just right (in my opinion), the writing style is delicate, and it is worth appreciating. (By the way, did the author practice his writing skills by reading Jiangnan's articles🤔) ps. After writing so much, I should be able to write a long comment on one page. Please support the author. I don't have money to give gifts so I can only write comments. Come on, author, and update. I believe in you.

It's okay, I just hope that the protagonist can grow more, both in strength and in mind. I feel that if it were me and I didn't have control over anything when I came to another world, I would definitely put the improvement of strength as the highest priority first. If there is no rabbit head, let's not talk about other big heads and small heads. Although I know it is a plot development, if the protagonist does not lie down so much, at least before completely controlling his power, he should improve his strength instead of playing games all the time. In this way, even if he still inevitably loses control, the perception will be better. Then I saw the latest chapter. The biggest trouble at present is caused by the protagonist. The emotional line has developed a lot through the hero saving the beauty. As for why the hero saves the beauty, don't ask [face covering] Of course, there are no other big poisonous points at present, but it is still interesting. I say this is not a poisonous point. I just hope that the protagonist can have a little awareness of "I am too weak and have no power, so I can't protect everyone." You can lie down, but it cannot always be your problem. Generally speaking, the writing is okay, and the plot is also interesting. This is not a correction or an opinion, it is just a complaint. Come on.

Give you the most direct, truthful, penetrating, naked, harsh, sharp, profound, realistic, unmodified, uncircumvented, circuitous, to the point, straight to the point, straight to the point, most direct to the point, most direct to the core, most tearing apart the appearance, most tearing apart the disguise, the least foreshadowing, and the least polite Comments that are the least polite, the least polite, the least flattering, the least hypocritical, the least sensational, the least pretentious, the least internal, the least nonsense, the least elaborative, the least redundant, the least empty, the least detour, the least obtrusive, the least coy, the least coy, the least pretentious, the least artificial, and the least pretentious comments, great! ! !

One flower, one leaf, one bodhi [skeleton], reincarnation is all a mystery [color] I brought the bodhi tree to the ground [proud] and took the mist of this half-life [lips] cut off my hair and turned it into a monk's cassock [fear] only asked me, the Buddha, to save her [applause] let go of my obsession and care [surprise] hang under the bodhi tree [laughing and crying] I believe in the reincarnation of life and death [bad laughing] and I also believe in the mercy of my Buddha [laughing and crying] How can you guys not do it? Feel [angry] the feeling of lovesickness and illness [crying] the perception of love and separation [color] enlightenment under the bodhi tree [daze] I am willing to let go of everything for you [fear] let me come to cross this life [fear] red other shore flower [color] petals scattered all over the place [crying] who cares about her crying [crying] I knelt before the Buddha and felt pity for him after not seeing him for a thousand years [fear] I really want to see him again [crying]

Hee hee, I just want to watch daily life. God is tired of watching it.

Is this an AI? Although I didn't explicitly look for flaws, there is still a weird feeling of AI writing. [Think]

It's good-looking, very comfortable to watch, the pace is fast and slow, and the protagonist is very powerful. Although she caused a lot of troubles, she basically solved them by herself. However, the identity of the heroine is still unknown. We only know that she is not a human being. Although the protagonist is not in a hurry, I am so anxious! I really want to know her identity, and I really want to know what those people will look like after knowing her identity (although it is most likely the word witch in the title of the book, but I am not willing to accept it. What if the witch in the title is just a cover? What if the protagonist is later revealed to be a goddess/divine saint/heaven Messenger of Tao/Incarnation of World Will/Queen of the Universe/Saint of the Universe/Mother of All Things? Ahem, that's a bit exaggerated. In short, I hope the author can make a little statement about the identity of the protagonist later. The author won't let me down, right?