Sister, Please Let Me Go

1. The Witch of the Deep Sea Status: Resurrected, snatched the body of a nun in a monastery in the capital of King Kiria, and devoured all the souls of other people in the monastery. She was also the one who picked up the protagonist. For unknown reasons, she possesses the angel-level sequencer Witch Core made from the soul of a witch. After the protagonist pretended to be loyal, she gave it to the protagonist and asked the protagonist to defeat the other six witches for her. She will then give the protagonist corresponding treatment. At the same time, tell the protagonist that one of them is hidden deep in the Seven Sons Church. Kidnapper Kony is also his undercover agent among the followers of the Golden Witch. 2. Witch of Blasphemy Status: Unknown 3. Witch of Falsehood Status: Unknown 4. Witch of Gold Status: Sleeping, the owner of the Fire Chaser Moth, known to have his subordinate Kevin the Flame, attempted to use the power of Sauron, the fallen lord of the old gods, to assassinate the princess. After being stopped by the protagonist, he attempted to summon Sauron, the fallen lord of the old gods, at the banquet. Princess Luisa holds her witch core, which has been taken away by the protagonist.

Um, is it my imagination? I always feel that the more I read the plot, the more it resembles a certain book next door.

Suddenly it occurred to me, what is the relationship between this book and "Come on, the princess's coffin board can no longer hold it"? It can't really be a sequel to that book, right?

The first three chapters are useless and do not bring out the highlights of the book.

Ask the author to return 😭😭😭

Let me start by saying that I am grateful to the author for sending out the outline. Next are some opinions 1. What is the subsequent plot like? The synopsis does not explain at all what the subsequent plot will be. Especially what is the final outcome? Can the male and female protagonists end this cycle? What role does Princess Lusha play? 2. There are too many holes that have not been filled in. Why did Qizi personally shape the white ring for the protagonist? Who are the other eleven old gods besides Sauron? What are the names of the other three witches from the original witch split? What is the protagonist's past like in this life? Why does the witch in "Three Fire Gunmen" show a horrified expression when she sees the protagonist, and says that he has been killed by the witch emperor herself? Why did the Origin Witch accuse him of lying to her when her consciousness returned to the Abyss Fire Era (these two memories are definitely not Bai Mu's from the outline)? What are the correct seven eras? (By the way, the bond between the Origin Witch and the protagonist in the outline is obviously just that of a collaborator, and there is no basis for feelings! Of course, it doesn't matter if it's love at first sight.)

1. Personally, I feel that the protagonist was not so reckless as to return to the manor directly. Instead, he notified Bishop Munster first and then made some preparations before returning. Otherwise, it would be too indecisive to just spend so much time in indecision. 2. The reason why the protagonist was able to hit Kevin the Fireman may not only be a sneak attack, but also a three-second pause.

As the title states, it is true that she saved the male protagonist, but it is also true that she wanted to eat the male protagonist's soul. Giving money is also to invest in the protagonist and let him deal with his enemies. At best, the merits and demerits balance out, and the protagonist doesn't owe her anything.

I felt a little strange when I saw the protagonist feeling regretful after the Witch of the Deep left. The deadly threat was temporarily away from you. Instead of being happy first, you felt that the life taken care of by the witch had no regrets. Isn't the protagonist the kind of person who is so lustful that he loses his mind? Or does it mean that enjoyment is more important than life?

Seriously, I feel like you will become a god... Just one chance away

Before Chapter 60, I felt that the pace and content quality were quite good, but I felt a bit regretful when I saw that it had been withdrawn. After Chapter 70, I felt completely lethargic and confused.

1. The protagonist may have misjudged the purpose of Kevin the Fireman. What Kevin needs is to summon Sauron, the fallen lord of the old god, and find a female body that can be used to resurrect the golden witch. There is no need to kill the princess. If this is the case, Elvy's initiative to attack without bringing a companion is simply a trap. 2. Doyle Tang He/Bai Mu may be the same person. In addition, Bai Mu's identity in the Yuanhuo era is also a mystery. The protagonist personally tends to be the reincarnation of Sauron, the fallen lord, so he can endure conversations with him without falling into madness. 3. And, by the way, the women around the protagonist, except the princess, have the possibility of being taken away by the witch (so I do not recommend falling in love with women other than the princess before all the witches are resurrected.) 4. In fact, leaving the manor does not mean that it is safe. Kevin, the fireman, is so careful in his layout that he even takes care of the horses. Who would have thought that someone would leave the manor to spread the news? There is a high probability that there is an ambush outside the manor. And in this case, the manor is still safe.

There was no notification when a new book was opened 😅

It's okay, pretty good, but there are too many characters and I can't figure out who is who.

Dear writer, your new book is very good. I have joined the new book investment group. Please update~

1. I personally feel that it is impossible for the protagonist to return to his original peaceful life. He was received by the princess, received gifts from the princess, and helped the princess many times. The only way is to join the princess's faction, there is no other choice if you don't join. After all, the protagonist's behavior has already led to her being considered a member of the princess faction. 2. Personally, I think it's okay to give Elvie a knife. I personally don't like people who are so small-minded and have no self-awareness. The protagonist also needs to explain to her that he doesn't think it's okay. For a person who is petty and prone to curses, isn't it natural not to get close to her? He also said that the main character was rude. Personally, I feel that feeding the knife can deepen her image in the minds of the protagonist and readers. 3. If you still decide to finish the first volume, remember to send out the original outline.

Pre-viewing reminder: This book has a single female protagonist