Witch's Hammer

In 1487, the Catholic monks and inquisitors Clamar and Sbrenger wrote the infamous "Hammer of Witches" to teach people how to identify, report, and hunt witches. Over the next three hundred years, nearly 100,000 people were innocently executed. Lamia woke up on a misty morning. Within ten hours of opening her eyes, she was accused of being a witch for killing three underage males. The church sentenced her to be tied to a cross and burned alive. Pastor Matthew captured four hundred witches in his life, and 376 of them were sentenced to death. But what he didn't realize was that only one of them was a real witch. In the ten years since Lamia escaped from the trial, she unexpectedly and naturally grew into a woman who made the entire wizarding world and even the church change her mind. ——The Queen of Darkness. ** The heroine is a bit born bad, switching back and forth between lawful and evil states, identifying with the greater interests, supporting the establishment of an absolute ruling regime of wizards, and personally starting a war between wizards and humans. It can be understood that she is a female version of Grindelwald or a less radical Voldemort (non-HP fan), so I don't mind entering by mistake. There is a male protagonist, who is powerful and not a good guy. The background of fictional witch hunting in the 16th and 17th centuries, the intertwining of darkness and light, the period of chaos and excessive rationality, the Thirty Years War and the reconstruction of order in the wizarding world Intention: Lamia does not need a knight, she is already as sharp as a sword