[Mystery-like sequence + occultism + magic potion + Western fantasy + Western folklore micro-terror + cult + no fixed cp + system + multi-race]
Sylvia, a Nanyang warlock, died after fighting with the undead witch, and she actually transformed into the female villain of a Western fantasy game. She was about to be burned to death as a witch at the beginning!
System: After promotion sequence 0, you can return to the original world.
Sylvia: Don't do it, let me die.
System: ... Your enemy is also in the game.
Sylvia (sitting upright in one second): As you know, I have always been a fanatic believer in the Lord and a born witch!
So she used chaos as a ladder to embark on an unprecedented path of blasphemy in this continent where faith and ignorance are intertwined.
Judged by the church? She gave impromptu speeches in the tribunal, turning fear into awe and twisting unbelief into piety. The jury was bewitched and sentenced her to exile in the wilderness, but she was promoted to a speaker and killed her enemies.
Questioned by family members? She watched with cold eyes as the "loving family" killed each other out of suspicion, and finally they lit the pyre at her feet with their own hands. She was reborn in the fire and became a witch.
The more she seeks death, the stronger she becomes. The plague spreads with her footsteps, and death crowns her.
Her legend began to spread on the mainland:
"Don't mention her name on a full moon night, don't walk alone through the wilderness. Where she walks, the wheat will stand up and dance by itself."
But the pagans in the dark knelt down fervently:
"She is the devil's greatest messenger!"
She gives grace and she brings disaster.
Welcome to the era of bright hope and chaotic darkness.
Reader comments
The setting is good, but unfortunately the writing is not refreshing at all. The protagonist upgrades and eats, and there is no sense of surprise or expectation.
The setting is good, but unfortunately the writing is not refreshing at all. The protagonist upgrades and eats, and there is no sense of surprise or expectation.