The Love-Struck Witch Wants to Destroy the World

After thinking for a long time, I finally realized the origin of the strong fairy tale and mythological style of the work: love at first sight and love by conquest. Love at first sight is a common writing method in fairy tales, while conquest love is a method used intentionally or unintentionally by the author who is deeply influenced by Greek mythology. These two methods have led to a very serious consequence, that is, love is monotonous, boring, reasonable but disharmonious, and the relationship interaction is limited to the Shura field, making the protagonist seem to be completing the task of collecting all illustrated books, and cannot show the charm of the witch at all. For example, the Love Witch can be written as a mysterious witch like Ren Yingying or Ada Wang who secretly helps the protagonist. However, after being dragged home by the protagonist, she becomes the fiancée of the protagonist who claims, 'I don't like him, but I just want to conquer him.' There is also the Golden Ball Princess. I thought that the author had become normal and wanted to have a normal relationship with her. However, after saving the princess and her family, the princess immediately changed her attitude, took the initiative to propose marriage, and took the initiative to break the curse. I was dumbfounded. A fairy tale is a fairy tale. Where is the princess? Attractive?

The protagonist is too licky to his sister. The duke gave it as he said it would. Why don't you get angry when you are misunderstood? It's really thick Japanese Asasi.

In addition to love, today's novels are as rubbish as the music industry. In a cruel world, can this protagonist survive for three chapters? Falling in love like a Japanese high school student and saving the world at the same time is so bad that it can't stand up to the wall. There is no pursuit at all like a dog. Even a woman is fine and worthy of being the protagonist. There are too many novels like this and I have long been tired of aesthetics.

You also have too many fiancées, all of whom are jealous. There are more than a dozen princesses in just over seventy chapters, and the processes are similar. All I can say is that it's too fairy tale.

The hero's sister is a real failure, she's so stupid that it's beyond description

Why do I feel like this book doesn't feel like an online article, but like a fairy tale book? It's outrageous

🤔Is it because the witch princess who is in love with the protagonist has a special attack on him? He is usually so hard, but when he touches it, it becomes brittle.

How to put it, if the author is listening, I will give an evaluation. It feels like it is a translation of Grimm-flavored children's stories written around fairy tales Novelty: 5 Interesting: 3 Plot fluency: 2 Plot reasonableness: 2 Although it is for fairy tales, Extra evaluation Shura Field 8 (regular maximum 5)

It really has a fairy tale style of writing, and even the plot is like a fairy tale. 😵

I understand! The protagonist is the Buddha of Joy, that's why he has such great love and wants to save the female Bodhisattva