The Lay Buddhist Is a Witch

The feeling is still the same. I have read all 2 of the author's Witches, including this one. It can be said that the chaotic logic and nonsensical order are the author's style, but this one is still too depressing. Like the previous two books, the protagonist is always being ignored. The final explosion is understated, just like a reservoir with only a small water pipe. It is very frustrating.

It's really too chaotic and disorderly. You might as well just write about troubled times.

In a story about torture, the whole city came to whip the protagonist for three days. The last time I saw it, it was still like Liu Bei.

It's still a familiar smell. The protagonist is a psychotic virgin. He can't kill decisively. In addition, anyone can shit on the protagonist's head.

The writing is good, but there are some parts that I really can't understand. In a dangerous environment, facing the person who framed me, I don't care at all about the sins that are within reach. This is too anti-human. Details Chapter 71

I read three or four chapters, and it reminded me of the card book I had read a little bit before. When I came out and looked at the author column, it was indeed the same author. It's been so long, but the author's style hasn't changed at all. I don't know what to say. On the one hand, I feel that the logic of the whole writing is too confusing. On the other hand, the characters in it are too thin. It feels like the characters in the article behave and speak in the same way. Come on, author, I hope to write better and better in the future, and I hope to be able to read your better works in the future.

I like it so much, this absurd feeling

Do you want to write a fanfic? The kind that has a system and an outline.

I haven't read this book yet, but I have a suggestion - don't be too hasty, there will be problems in the 60th chapter of the Witch's book, is it too hasty?

Is it a type similar to "I'm Not a Witch"?