
The Cat Demon in the Wizarding World
巫师世界里的猫妖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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1kChapters
6.2kRecommendations
13.2kFans
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I've been reading novels for eight or nine years now, and in my opinion, this novel is actually quite well-written. The plot, character development, and conflict design are all good. The only drawback is the lack of promotion, or rather, the small audience it has.
A fantastic novel
This book is quite interesting; you can tell the author put a lot of effort into writing it. Someone said it was too formulaic, but I don't think so. Although many authors have written about wizards and non-humans, those novels are more or less a bit cheesy. This book doesn't feel as violent as similar novels; it retains a touch of childlike innocence, which I personally really like. I hope the author will continue writing 😂
This is supposed to be Western fantasy, but one of the ancestors completely blew my mind out.
Having read up to chapter 50, here are my thoughts. The book is good; I have two suggestions: First, there's the issue of the protagonist's and female protagonist's personalities. The protagonist received a long education before his rebirth, while the female protagonist grew up in a neglected palace environment.
I feel the protagonist's personality is poorly portrayed; the high-energy physics PhD feels like a chuunibyou (middle school syndrome) teenager.
Ugh, I'm going crazy! This ending was so sudden! Author, are you just digging holes and not filling them in?! And who exactly is Rao with?! I subscribed to the whole series and this is what I get?! 😭😭😭 Fill in the plot holes! Even a side story would be fine! 😭
Although they don't seem to match very well, they're really cute.
Do you know why your grades are bad?
1. The master-servant contract alone was enough to deter many readers from even starting. 2. The protagonist's intuition is flawed; while his initial intuition might be attributed to a lack of experience, his failure to take it seriously after a few mishaps is another reason to turn people away. 3. There are quite a few plot holes. The subject matter is good, but the writing is so off-putting.
I've seen over 400 so far, and it doesn't seem very interesting anymore. Personal opinion: I came here because of the cuteness of cats and lolis, and I felt it had great potential, but now the cats have become human, and the lolis have lost their presence.
What kind of nonsense is this? Someone puts a tight rein on you, and you call them kind, entrusting their life to an 8-year-old girl?