Lord of the Mysteries: The Witch’s Allure

Why can't I send it out

"I have never left my hometown, but I can never go back." In this crazy and depressing world, Xiaoke's loneliness is the most tearful thing. Whether it is Xiao Ke as a clown laying flowers for Melissa, or witnessing Old Neil's loss of control, or even his meeting with fellow villager Huang Tao, it all gives people a heavy sadness. And this time span is really desperate. What prevented him from returning home was not the distance of the world, nor the boundary between life and death, but the sorrow of the times. This kind of loneliness, this feeling of powerlessness, is really cruel. But in the author's book, "Alice", a traveler from another world, an "Alice" who lives together and teases Xiao Ke from time to time, should be able to bring a lot of warmth to Xiao Ke (the author should give out sweets instead of knives). At the same time, this somewhat playful Miss "Alice" is mysterious and charming, and her personality is somewhat similar to a certain Gray Witch, and this feature of asking for extra money for work is somewhat similar to Xiao Ke's "poor god" characteristic. However, I still want to ask something. Based on "Alice's" experience here, should I be wary of Xiao Ke? Or is it that Xiaoke is too weak, so he feels relieved? Will "Alice" be a ray of light that illuminates Xiao Ke? (The answer to this should be found in the follow-up story, but I couldn't help but ask it because I think "Alice" and Xiao Ke actually go well together, and I also want to see Xiao Ke have more warmth) In short, the author writes well, come on

I feel that Klein is too weak and cannot compare to the heroine. No matter in terms of fighting or daily life and social interaction, he is too young to compare with the heroine. I always feel that in the later period, the heroine may not need to absorb emotions and abandon Xiao Ke. After all, the gap between the two is too big. Maybe the desire to be strong should be suppressed first? As the male protagonist, I feel very depressed and uncomfortable. No one can beat me. I always have to trouble the female protagonist to save me. Although I am the female protagonist, I feel that although she is strong, she always feels that she is separated from the world. It seems that there is no need to force her to stay in this world. Xiao Ke is just a food tool and he can't survive without it. Hey, after saying so much, I will still keep chasing him for no other reason than to see how the female protagonist falls in love with Xiao Ke. Come on, thank you so much.

The author's writing style is absolutely top-notch! The plot and visual description are very well controlled, and the interaction between the two is as sweet as a romance novel. It is well worth reading (I personally look forward to the plot of the two wearing vests and making sweets together. I feel that this is the only motivation for me to read. Xiao Ke's original text is too miserable). Ahem, here are my not-so-good personal thoughts. I feel that this book is actually more suitable as an appetizer for reading the original work, rather than as a dessert after the meal. Because a strange sense of redundancy is too heavy, which makes it very awkward. It feels like it is going back and forth below the level of the original work, but it is just a little bit close but still unable to make a smooth breakthrough. All in all, this is a four-star fanfic, and it is also the best bestie fanfic I have ever read.

Russell: The taste of the witch is really good Alice: The taste of the fool is really good😏

Ouch, another witch article. I searched for witches once a week. Is it still too long?

Not bad, I like it. The biggest regret about Secret is that there is no heroine!

Speaking of which, will the protagonist stay with Kemiao or will he leave for a while to develop his own line? If you were to accompany Ke Meow, would you wear the vest with Ke Meow? Will that happen? The assistant who has a close connection with the great detective Sherlock Moriarty, the former ace sniper and military doctor: the handsome man - John (Watson's name) Moran (Moriarty's loyal assistant), the crazy Herman Spade The only giver of Luo Tenderness: the black pearl of the sea - Maria Siren, the wife behind the rich man Dawn Dantes: Heidi Dantes, the witch master of the mysterious magician Merlin Hermes: Artoria Herte, the empress closest to the Fool in the Tarot Club (the witch corresponds to the Tarot card) and other vests. Just kidding, I don't mean to criticize the author. Finally, I am very grateful to the author for filling my shortcomings in the original text of Lord of Mysteries. There is someone who can accompany Ke Miao to the end. Oh, by the way, it suddenly occurred to me that neither Alice nor Klein had told each other their real names, so exchanging their real names would be a great cookie (my aunt laughed, even though I am a man) By the way, can anyone send me the group number privately? I have no other intention, I just want to watch the legendary Halloween extra. (Actually, it's okay to post the extra directly.) Two guesses were wrong, and there are three more. Combined with the fact that the author does not intend to use the two-dimensional name, it means that Alice will really accompany Kemiao as Heidi and Maria.

Let me ask a question for a friend, When reading novels, you will take on the perspective of the protagonist. If the protagonist is a woman, then if the male reader sees the protagonist getting married and consummating the marriage, will he feel perverted in his heart...

First of all, the author's writing is good. Can accurately grasp the character's personality. The description of the characters is very vivid. The restoration of the original work is also very good, beating 90% of the authors in this regard. The shortcomings are mainly two points. First, the first person I came into contact with was Alice, so I substituted Alice. As a result, she had an affair with Ke Miao and even kissed. It made me very uncomfortable. It would be better to forcefully bring Kemeow in. The second point. There are more than 400,000 words, and there are basically no battles. Neither Kemiao nor the Witch has been upgraded. Too watery. This is the main reason why this book does so well. Since you're called a witch, why not just go the witch route? It doesn't conflict with Alice's route either. Assassin complements Alice's agility. Magic is basically instantaneous, and has many functions similar to authority, which dnd spells do not have. Moreover, outsiders have the advantage of being able to completely digest the magic potion. Internet novels without fighting upgrades are soulless.