Every time a book review is submitted, it will be re-displayed at the top... Re-open a book list archive and read everything by default. Only through slight selection, it will not be full of all five evils.
25/10 The story of the witches is very interesting. The family line is more conscious than the love line. Pick the part you are interested in and read it.
25/10 The highlight is that compared to ten farming stories, nine of them include Yaozu's heroine's family, sister and grandmother. She also has an explanation for the original owner. Overall, there are no disturbing plot problems and they are solved very quickly. The emotional line is boring and has a lot of balance. Some of the words are quite modern and can be eaten.
25/9 The world view is quite interesting. I originally wanted to say that the characters are quite cute, but why is the heroine so shunned? It feels like it's all in the 80s on campus (probably the explanation was given in Chapter 30, but I still can't accept it)... Maybe it's to set up a conflict. It feels like a fairy tale and cruel. However, the heroine is cute and kind. The copywriting didn't mention that there is actually a system (although she is a fox pretending to be a fox). The plot is also slightly different from the copywriting. The author consciously uses his father's name + the hero's mother as the empress + hero. What is a little awkward is that the dean is set as a purple-haired little loli. It sounds weird even if it is a little girl. Generally speaking, it is acceptable. The male protagonist is very civilized in love. Although it is a cookie, it is still a bit boring. The female protagonist's design will have a big change from the beginning, from i to e. I don't want to watch it for the time being. It feels that the female protagonist is friendly, relatively novice, and even has a forum. It is more interesting when loading the world view at the beginning.