A Witch's Strange Tales

Good books not recommended, but a ton of bad ones.

Writing novels is really not easy... Good books are buried in piles of books and never see the light of day. 😅

The following is a personal subjective evaluation: 1. The writing style is mediocre; 2. The novel references too many settings and characters from a certain mobile game, which feels slightly out of place since it is not a fan fiction. Sometimes it can be a bit jarring to read. 3. The description of the protagonist's growth and details is somewhat lacking;

If you're writing about a character devoid of emotion, avoid excessive emotional fluctuations. The way they speak should also be concise and straightforward. A protagonist speaking too lively is inappropriate for someone without feelings. Then, the protagonist's high intelligence will be highlighted.

A Frankenstein's monster + mindless, nonsensical, and extremely awkward jokes = this book

I admire the author's dedication, but the opening was definitely off-putting. Notebooks are rarely intentionally discarded; the protagonist picking them up is fine, but his greed is part of his personality. Using the excuse that others didn't want them to deceive himself is uncomfortable to read. Furthermore, the jokes were poorly executed and awkward.

Author, you're writing in a domestic setting, right? Then please avoid using too much light novel vocabulary. For example, the protagonist's penchant for bowing is one thing—it's a matter of personal preference—but the frequent use of words like "young man" and "yo" is really jarring.

I don't like characters who die tragically. Life is already tiring enough; reading is a way to escape it. I don't want to read such heavy plots anymore. I prefer lighthearted and humorous books now. Goodbye for now. I hope the author's writing continues to improve.

Have you ever wondered how many hands a two-thousand-year-old woman would be considered a "hand-me-down" item?

The author is a typical aloof, delusional chuunibyou (middle school syndrome) sufferer, beyond help. It's a shame about this subject matter. It's 2020 already, can't they stop being so immature? When you're 30 and look back at yourself now, won't you want to slap yourself?