With Witches All Over Me, Who Wants to Be a Villain?

This book conforms to the etiquette of porridge making.

Please forgive the parts that AI cannot draw; AI will improve.

As expected of the number one foot fetishist on Qidian, I acknowledge your ninja way!

Single female lead! It must be a single female lead! No multiple female leads or harem, just Emma is enough, more than that would be troublesome to write.

They already have witch stickers, yet they still act like eunuchs?!

The female lead's name is Emma; it seems the Emperor still can't forget Hermione.

The foot fetish content feels a bit too strong, appearing several times in every chapter. The author should probably tone down their overly intense sexual fantasies. I can accept it, but this undoubtedly reduces the number of readers who cannot accept it as much.

Without reading the content, the synopsis gives off a Harry Potter vibe: a newborn savior defeats a demon king, and there's no mention of saintly glory.

How to put it? Before it was released, the scene of him being threatened while hiding under the table made me hesitant to read it. After reading it, I suddenly felt overwhelmed, and even after finishing the latest chapter, I still hadn't recovered. It just felt pointless. Roughly. 1. I felt the protagonist was too weak; any roommate could easily bully him.

There are basically no flaws, except for the excessive foot fetish and the lack of flexibility in the single-woman relationship. In terms of the current level of sweetness, a single woman simply cannot stand as a third party, but it also depicts quite a few excellent and interesting "backup women," which is a bit of a letdown.