The Lay Buddhist Is a Witch

It feels the same as always. I've read both of the author's witch books, including this one. You could say that chaotic logic and nonsensical order are the author's style, but this one is still too depressing. Like the previous two, the protagonist is constantly being held back, and the final outburst is just a light touch, like a reservoir with only a small pipe – very frustrating.

It's far too chaotic and disorderly; you might as well just write about a chaotic world.

This is a story about abusing the protagonist, where the entire city comes to whip him for three days. The last time I saw this was in a story about Liu Bei.

It's the same old story: the protagonist is a complete psychopathic saint, incapable of being decisive or ruthless. Plus, anyone can just dump their ass on the protagonist.

It's well-written, but there are some parts I really can't understand. Being in a dangerous situation, facing someone who framed them, they show absolutely no concern for the easily obtainable crime points—that's just too inhumane. (See Chapter 71 for details.)

After reading three or four chapters, it reminded me of a card game book I'd read a bit of before. Looking at the author's profile, it really was the same author. It's been so long, and the author's style hasn't changed at all! I don't know how to put it. Firstly, the overall writing logic is too chaotic. Secondly, the characters seem too one-dimensional.

I love this absurd feeling so much.

Do you want to write some fanfiction? The kind with a structure and outline.

I haven't read this book yet, but I have a suggestion—don't rush it. The Witch's book had problems after chapter 60, wasn't that too hasty?

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