The Warlock Lord and the Lady Witch
术士领主和魔女大人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 486k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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243Chapters
2.6kRecommendations
13.9kFans
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After reading the three golden chapters, well, how should I put it, they were shocking. At least the author profoundly tested my moral bottom line. Well, that doesn't matter; Paradox Interactive players' bottom line has already been tested countless times. But, author, is this protagonist you designed to be the chosen one of the eternal gods? Oh no, this isn't Warhammer, then… my god, is this D&D?
Why do you have to portray the female lead as a "loose woman"? Or just don't have a female lead at all! I'm disgusted.
The author is going to kill himself with blood sacrifices all the time. I wonder if he'll even survive past 100.
It's so awkward. I don't know what the protagonist wants. He's not thoroughly evil, and he keeps making excuses for himself—he's hypocritical. Everyone in the novel is a villain, none of them value human life. It's very wrong, very wrong. While human nature is inherently evil, even the worst society has its compassionate people. But so far, there isn't a single positive character in this novel.
So many people like buses? Why don't they just say so in their family group chat?
If you keep writing like this, someone will report you and your account will be blocked.
Before time travel, everyone was a pervert; after time travel, everyone was a gentleman!
How could a father in this world want to kill his own son for no reason? If he kills his own son, who would dare to be loyal to him...? Even if he were to kill, there would have to be a sufficiently strong vested interest. The first one I wrote made me want to vomit.
I saw some people saying the female lead was disgusting, so I'm just going to give a brief explanation. First, while I wouldn't claim to be the most knowledgeable person about this book, I've certainly seen that some of those who have already subscribed to the entire series have a basic understanding of the plot. Secondly, this book doesn't have a single, definitive female lead.
Upon clicking in, I saw a book review saying the female lead is a "slut" (a derogatory term for a woman who has been cheated on). Thank you all, fellow readers!