Mu Ling spent 9.9 yuan with free shipping on a crystal ball.
At midnight, the crystal ball cracked, and she was shoved into a horror game wearing a pair of old sneakers. After binding to the Witch-Training System, the broomstick she gets for signing in is a galaxy-purple gradient decorated with starry tassels; her witch’s robe is lavender layered with pearl white; even the toad is champagne gold with pale purple spots. As for her, her bank account holds just 46.3 yuan, and her greatest talent is asking an apron-wearing woman holding a cleaver, without batting an eye, “Sign in to stay alive. There’s something on the stove. Did you write this note?”
Five witch bones that can run on their own point underground; a reflection silently smiles from deep inside a mirror; every window in a castle has eyes staring out of it. She finds the first bone in Cinderella’s game, and sees that the note and the bone fragments are written in two different hands: one tells her to sign in to stay alive, the other tells her where the bones are. The reflection climbs out from behind the mirror, someone scratches “Don’t look down” with a fingernail deep inside the chimney, and the words beside the piano, “The reflection has already followed you out,” are still waiting for her.
A proper witch-training story, with the occasional bout of goofiness.
No romance. Ensemble cast. A galaxy-purple horror adventure, beginning with Cinderella.
The number of words in the paragraphs is a bit too much, and some paragraphs of text almost fill the entire screen, which greatly affects the viewing experience. I hope the author can adjust the paragraph distribution of the article. Sometimes a long section looks really dazzling.
I like to see people doing good deeds╭(╯ε╰)╮