I'm Really Not a Witch

The introduction of this article is about a supporting character who can be stepped on anywhere and becomes the ultimate villain boss in order to reverse the established future. . . . . If you're drawn in for this, the ending may disappoint you. As of now, based on the author's updates, my conclusion is that the final outcome may run counter to this original intention. The following detailed analysis contains spoilers. First of all, it can be seen that the author wants to make a big move. This work is also a type that can be read in one sitting. There are very few daily scenes. It can be said that the main plot is completed in one go from beginning to end. This is both an advantage and a disadvantage. Concentrating on writing the main plot and writing battles to promote the main plot can certainly speed up the pace of online articles, conform to the current fast-food reading mode of online articles, and cater to the appetite of readers. However, too little daily life will cause readers to feel aesthetic fatigue, resulting in a lack of stamina in the work. The main reason why the author is stuck is because he did not write an outline in advance, but another important reason is that he did not grasp the main line and daily life well. It's great to write it to the end in one go, but the story needs to be foreshadowed and the emotions need to be sublimated. Fast-food style reading is okay, but fast-food style writing is not, which directly results in the superficial character creation, lack of three-dimensionality, and failure to leave a deep impression on people. It is better to use 100,000 words to create one person than to use 1000 times to create ten people. It is a big poisonous point for the author to throw away each supporting character after writing. Each character's exit should be cautious, otherwise the previous foreshadowing will be in vain. Of course, not writing an outline in advance is also the culprit. Finally, it is implemented into the specific plot. A passerby supporting character who can be stepped on everywhere becomes the villain boss in order to reverse the established future. This is the author's original intention, and it is also the point that attracts readers in the introduction. However, in the end, the boss was pretending to be a salty fish, and the clown turned out to be me. . . There is no such thing as reversing the future or being able to step on everywhere. The protagonist is originally the boss, but he wants to "become the villain boss"? I guess this is because the author did not write the outline well, or it was an idea that came up at the last minute. When a novel deviates from the introduction, it will inevitably lead to the loss of a large number of readers. The advice is offensive, and I hope the author will take it as a warning. --The starting point of a reader who spent three days reading the book in one go

Personally, I understand that there are too many insignificant supporting roles. Maybe it would be better if there were less descriptions of the supporting roles? The plot is actually pretty good. Excluding the excessive descriptions of the supporting characters, it looks pretty good and the imagination is okay. As I said before, the supporting characters take up too much of the scene. The original timeline is a bit too much, and every time an event is triggered, the descriptions of the supporting characters take up a larger proportion, which makes me feel like I am watching a group drama.

I have enough money to reward the author, please update soon! ! ! Bai Xiaosheng I love you! ! ! !

Although the author is slow to update, I also came from a pirated book. It is not easy to know the author, and I am not very familiar with the starting point. I don't know how to get a monthly pass. Once I got the monthly pass, I had to give the author a new book.

I just updated Chapter 15, I haven't read it for 4 months 😰

Let's talk about "Go Back to the Past and Be a Goddess"! ! ! !

The book is good, but there are a lot of "le", "the" and "that's all". There is no need to add them. It would be redundant to read.

I still remember that after the college entrance examination, I reluctantly rewarded Master Kong for a month. I hope Sadness will become a big hit in the future, and we will be forgotten when the hot ones are brushed off the list!

In his dying illness, he sat up in shock, short and weak, and then he updated again. (ノ=Д=)ノ┻━┻

Don't stop updating. There are fewer and fewer transformation books of this quality. I hope I can keep reading! I just graduated and I have no money. When I start working next year, I will definitely give more rewards...

Respond to the call: For the sake of the continuation of the plot and for the sake of the author, Supervisor, please vote more. Thank you for your help. I have voted 4

To commemorate my youth, I still remember that when I read this book, I was still a student, and now I have entered work. I searched for this book in my spare time today and found that it is still there. I gave it a reward to commemorate my youth. It was a happy time with a little regret

The original name is Transformed Villain Loli. Please future book friends forget this idiot's new name 🙂

The power system in this book is very confusing. Each system is not introduced carefully and does not correspond to each other. The boundaries are very blurred. It seems really laborious. While writing, I suddenly let go of myself, and a big plot involving time travel and reincarnation appeared. It had a serious atmosphere of literary youth, which was very uncomfortable from the reader's point of view. To be honest, the niche transformation theme is very sticky, so I can continue to watch it, but the plot rhythm is too confusing. The protagonist, or rather the supporting character, has too skewed views, be it good or evil, she must at least have a human perspective. If you say she is a supporting character, then this supporting character takes up too much space.

Good guy, I finished reading it in one sitting during the National Day last year and then continued to wait for updates. As of today... 13 Unread chapters

It's really a big dream, Xu Xianxian, rabbit hairpin, shuttle boxing... It's like yesterday. Time flies by so unexpectedly.

I just saw your update, and after thinking about it, I just ordered it all. Finish the story and at least give the protagonist an ending, even if it's a bad ending.

Archeology, this book was added to my reading list in 2017

I still remember the plot of going to the Crimson Book and beating Xu Xianxian to pieces, but I forgot all about it after that.

I think this is good

How can I put it this way? The heroine, this evil god, is surprisingly pure in love.

I asked why my group of eunuchs come up every once in a while. It turns out that this book periodically fakes corpses...

The writing at the end is completely incomprehensible. Just like the previous book "Rebirth as a Goddess", I felt that the author couldn't contain it after writing in a big way. There is an urgent desire to finish. The book is followed by a crazy world change, but the original world is fragmented. The struggle between the King of Cysts and the Star Soul does not have a single result. The Dark Red Book won. How did it win? It was not written. Why did the other thrones not participate in the end? Because of the agreement. Why was this agreement not mentioned? It was said that the real matter separated by Yuanshi Tianzun was going to commit suicide. Where is the fairy body and the princess on the earth? The original sealed princess died and was reincarnated as her own sister, and the process was not written. And the most important thing the author said is the growth history of the Demon King, but did the protagonist finally become the Demon King? It's just that the nature of power is more evil and people are more crazy. Every time, the crisis is exaggerated in the later stage, but this crisis ends in a very bloody way😅 Neither the protagonist nor the strongest being in his parallel universe wins, or the Dark Red Book wins. It just retains the humanity of the protagonist, and then goes to fall in love, cyberspace is limited, right? In fact, the world setting of the power system and the general storyline of the whole book are very attractive. If it is well written, I feel that it will be a good work. I think the author's ideas are great and his writing style is OK, but he just doesn't have the patience to write a book. Alas, this book is really a pity.

After The Dark Red Book wrapped up everything, I felt happy for a while, but then it didn't feel that good until the ending.

Goblin content accounts for at least a third. The protagonist deduces the skills and enters the secret realm of blood. Suddenly he travels through time and becomes a fairy. It's too abrupt. The plot of the goblin is not good either. I can't stand it after reading 100 chapters.

I finished watching it when I was in high school, and now I'm about to graduate from college , and I'm cheating 😭😭😭😭😭. Can I have some more?

After reading the first few chapters, you can find that the protagonist's goal is to survive. According to the villain's talkativeness before his death, the protagonist's first reaction should be to ask his sister for clarification, instead of going through the dark stream to upgrade here. More importantly, the protagonist has not taken the initiative to explore the secret of his sister for so long. It is either the author's negligence, or he is forcing the plot to advance. It is best that the protagonist deliberately ignores it, which is foreshadowing. This will give you a reason to change the outlook of ordinary people and kill them step by step. From this point of view, for the protagonist, killing and becoming stronger are the source of motivation, and surviving is just a moral excuse for the protagonist to change his mentality. I wonder if the author is foreshadowing this. If not, it can only be attributed to the protagonist not being very smart?

This ending is considered a B. This is much worse than Bai Xiaosheng.

I came to Quan Ding three years late. I was still in junior high school three years ago and now I am going to college. This book had a great influence on me. It was only after reading this book that I fell in love with the theme of transformation, and I also liked the western fantasy magic of fairies in it. It was also because of this book that I changed my mind from traditional fantasy to urban fiction. I really like the author's transformation, from Bai Xiaosheng to Xu Xianxian. Although this book is very complicated, I like the urban supernatural powers and fairies in it. The author's style and writing style are quite good, but unfortunately his writing skills always fall apart in the later stages. In the middle and late stages, the ending of Dark Red Book, which I was looking forward to, was a big hit, and in the later stage, it was still messy and messy. But even so, it is still my favorite urban superpower😭

I feel like after more than 60 pictures, the plot feels like it's not up to the mark anymore.