Witch! Time to Kick Back

Ugh... Wait, meow! Look what the cat found!

The "Everybody's a Witch" vibe is so strong, could it have been written using a secondary account?

I'd seen it before, but I didn't expect it to be a signed contract with a stable daily update schedule. I'll push out a chapter later and get some of my little witches to help out.

You can't just start a business because your book is called "Opening the Balance."

You're a witch opening a shop, not someone you're allowed to open a shop.

Meow

First of all, I've never been an author, but I want to say that writing 100 chapters a day is very difficult. Is that right? It's not that I'm being unreasonable; after all, I said at the beginning that I didn't... I've worked as an author.

After reading a dozen or so chapters, it's basically the same basic structure as the first installment of the series. Scenes like beheadings while shopping and many other settings are exactly the same, the only difference being that the protagonist is much younger. Personally, I think it's not entirely unacceptable to read it as a long spin-off of The Witch 1.

As long as the big cat updates frequently, the cats will immediately haile you as the new Cosmic Giant Cat Lamp.

Okay, okay, but the two Crimson King scenes were too stiff; they totally blew my mind out twice.