I'm a Ghost Story Witch in Tokyo

There are many Japanese witches galloping in the air on broomsticks, including young witches wearing formal robes and rushing to participate in events; there are also middle and high school witches in JK uniforms who have just finished cram school; you can even see witch aunts wearing kimonos with a basket full of vegetables hanging in front of the broomstick! Hey! The eighteen-year-old new witch with gray-blue eyes and long black hair is you, Mizuyuki Sakuma! Book title: "I Become a Monster Witch in Tokyo" Author: Zemin Luo Type: Light Novel·Original Fantasy Tags: Time Travel, Transformation and Development, Superpower Magic Easy Everyday Life Number of words: 130,000 words Status of work: serialized Recommendation index: ★★★☆☆ (3/5) "Introduction to the work" The novel tells the daily story of the protagonist traveling to Tokyo, inheriting a dilapidated shrine and a cute and sensible sister, becoming the witch Sakuma Mizuki, and choosing to make money and support his family by accepting orders as an exorcist witch. "Reason for Recommendation" With the detailed development of the witch setting in the novel, a dazzling witch world is presented to the readers through graceful writing, waiting for the readers to embark on a new journey to explore this world. The novel's setting structure is exquisite, the writing style is warm and delicate, and the characters are vivid and interesting. It is a recommended Japanese light novel about raising a witch with elements of ghost stories. "Recommended Group" ❶Readers who like male transformation novels; ❷Readers who like witch development novels; ❸Readers who like warm daily novels. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}

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Something was wrong. According to the living standards of witches, poverty would only appear among Muggles.

Very pretty. The author's intentions can be seen from the details. Is there something wrong with the original design? While talking about genius, he also said that the second-level spells are not good and burned the textbooks. It's not so much a witch novel as it is a supernatural novel wrapped in a witch's skin. In my personal opinion, the overall look and feel may be much better if the witch element is removed (this is just my personal opinion, no instruction is intended). Because of the pigeons, the witch was born in my mind, and the king of scrolls... The thought of the original owner makes me laugh. In general, the writing is good but not in my taste {personally}.

The setting is quite interesting, but the problem is that the first dungeon comes too quickly and the plot is too long, which makes it feel too confusing.

This is the novel where the witch is the closest to human beings and the furthest from God among the novels I have read. The writing is good.

Is the author a girl? I feel like girls have a good grasp of psychology.

A lot of nonsense. All booked, but the setting of the witch puzzles me. The biggest difference from most fantasy novels is that almost everyone in this novel is a lovely and beautiful woman. Ahem, to be honest, I'm very interested. (Also, please forgive me, I am really not good at praising women) But sometimes there are some realistic descriptions, such as the plot of the snow swan in the novel, which made me a little depressed. And it feels like many witches are like ordinary people in reality, and sometimes they even feel quite miserable. I feel that the biggest attraction of this book to me is the mutual support of individuals in a race where only women exist. After all, no matter how cruel she is, she is still a girl. (I don't mean to look down on women here, it's just that I like the interaction between girls) Who doesn't love girls' posts? End of rambling.