The Spellbook

A member of a special department, when faced with strange events happening to his girlfriend, actually claims that she is having an episode of illness; it seems a bit idiotic.

Don't try to time travel for every little thing; it's pointless. Before time travel novels became popular, they were quite entertaining.

The first story is exactly the same as the horror broadcast.

I don't understand the latest two chapters. You have a method of deduction but you don't. You're just selling ghosts here. Selling ghosts is one thing, but you also have to come up with this kind of plot. I can't understand it. I don't quite understand the idea. Is it just to plant the seeds of a ghost?

The author's poor performance has dampened their enthusiasm, leading to slower updates. Sometimes, the loudest voices don't necessarily reflect what most people think. I wonder if the author of this book can continue.

After reading 44 chapters, the protagonist's presence wasn't very strong. Also, in the early stages, it felt like the protagonist couldn't completely solve anything. He could only help people halfway through, which was a bit frustrating.

In the vast majority of countries around the world, fortune telling is a legitimate profession. Since the government system has already become a federal system, why try to impose current practices on it? Let's just follow international rules.

There aren't many updates, how can I support it?

Too many things happened at once, and there was no buffer.

This man is utterly selfish. He can be reincarnated after he dies, but then this paper figure is completely annihilated.