The Witch's Tavern

At first, I thought that Morpheus was submissive to Bai Ye, but in the new chapter, he discovered that he had become a yandere. Then does she really have a good impression of Bai Ye? If so, will taking her to the tavern directly complete the mission? In addition, I think the writing of the plot is quite good, but the part where it mentions serious consideration of chip upgrades is a bit awkward to read, hehe. I'm just talking nonsense here. I really like this novel. Come on, author~

Hmm... Picture found online

If you look at the Lord of Mysteries, you won't dare to look directly at the witch! !

Let's talk about this book (I'm not a pirate reader, I basically read it in a skip. When a person reads too many novels, there's nothing you can do about it). It's quite interesting at the beginning, but then I got bored around chapter 200. I can see the skeleton of the world that the author wants to create from it, and then I dig holes like crazy. Irrelevant plots are delayed again and again, and important plots are often mentioned. It is probably to leave some settings unsaid. The readers are very tired. Once or twice is fine, but more times will make readers very annoying. The pursuit of online articles is to read with pleasure rather than being tired. The introduction of some plots and the original setting of someone It's not quite consistent (there aren't many cases like this). Generally speaking, it's much better than mindless retarded novels. If you add some fun points, it may be more readable. I won't talk about the great gods, such as Yuan Xin (the rhythm is sometimes tight and sometimes loose and smooth). Bird Dolphin (not deviating from the setting, small environment) Sister Lemon (someone) Wang Chuan, who failed so much that he changed his vest, kept coming up with settings and adding cold humor) The plot of the article is not novel, and there is no special style of the author (such as A Chuan's "Mission: Impossible"). Read Qidian. Com and read less than 80 books. It is safe to eat. Generally speaking, it is not bad, relatively bland, and there is no distinctive author label.

The little girl selling bombs! Not a single bomb was sold all day long. It was snowing heavily in the middle of the night, and the little girl huddled in the corner. She is cold! She lit a bomb with trembling cold hands. She thought it might be warmer, and her grandmother smiled kindly in heaven. Boom! That night the whole village saw her grandmother! 😁😁😁

After reading it, I found that another book was completed in 21 years. In the epilogue, I mentioned that I was in poor health. I didn't open a new book after finishing it, so I guess I was recuperating from my illness. The book was finished in a hurry after it was unsealed. It is estimated that the author's body was still unable to support the writing process.

It is said that I am writing about a pub, but the existence of this pub is too low! At the very least, develop the most basic functions of the tavern first, and then conquer the world. Now that the tavern is no longer needed, you can upgrade the tavern by grinding points with the witch. This order is reversed.

I feel like everything in this book is okay, but there is always a feeling that it is tasteless and a pity to throw away.

I am currently reading Chapter 5, and I personally think there are two problems with this paragraph: 1. Currency problem, a farmer's annual income is 1 gold coin, and the bounty for hunting witches is 100 gold coins. So how many witches do those people need to kill before they can have a good meal in the tavern? The basic unit of measurement in your tavern is gold coins, and some magic-containing things must be very expensive, and you must sell them very expensively. So the currency problem_? 2. The problem of this princess: First of all, being a princess requires at least some etiquette and precautions. You ordered a cup of coffee and then told me it tasted good, ah, it tasted so good. It felt like life had reached its peak and I couldn't live without it in the future. This is what I felt from your description. Even if the heroine of Mary Sue in a third-rate romance novel is described, she always feels like this no matter how she looks at it! It's just my personal opinion. If there are any mistakes, please forgive me.

I saw countless witches in the introduction, but when I looked down the character list, they were all male supporting characters... I frowned and realized that things were not simple (funny)