I'm a Ghost Story Witch in Tokyo

There are many Japanese witches who ride brooms through the air. Some are young witches in formal robes, rushing to an event; others are junior or senior high school witches in JK uniforms, just finished with cram school; and you can even see witch aunties wearing kimonos with a basket full of vegetables hanging in front of their broom handles! Hey!

How can an excellent book be without a game of idiom chain? Let me start! Do whatever you want

I'm a member of the Baiba group, just came to show my support 🥰

Please, experienced readers, give this newbie a chance to follow along.

Something's not right. Given the witch's standard of living, poverty only exists among Muggles.

It's quite beautiful. You can see the author's attention to detail. Is there something wrong with the original character's personality? On one hand, he's described as a genius, but on the other hand, he says he doesn't know level two magic and even burned his textbook. It's less of a witch story and more of a supernatural story wrapped in a witch's skin.

The premise is quite interesting, but the first instance comes too quickly, and the story is too long; it feels too tedious.

This is the novel I've read where the witches are the closest to humans and the furthest from gods; the writing is quite good.

Is the author a girl? She seems to have a very good grasp of female psychology.

He rambled on and on. I've subscribed to all of them, but the witch setting puzzles me. The biggest difference between this and most fantasy novels is that almost everyone in this story is a cute and beautiful woman. *Ahem*, to be honest, I'm quite interested. (Also, please forgive me, I'm really not good at praising women.)