I Cremated Corpses in the Witch World for Two and a Half Years

The beginning was good, but in the third chapter it started to turn into women bickering, which was a complete waste of such a good beginning, so I deleted the book.

Occasionally feel a little kingly and passionate? Reminds me of the days when I was chasing updates for the first part of Chainsaw Man But no one recommended the book, and there was no recommendation. The author still dared to add updates casually in the new book issue. This way, there are fewer recommendations. It seems like he is really a newbie? Can I finish writing like this?

Hmm... All the villains... It should be said that all the intelligent creatures in the world are twisted. As a reader, I couldn't grasp the point of looking at the world from the anchor point of a normal person. I just felt that this world (including the protagonist) has no value of saving and should be destroyed/reset. That's it.

The writing was okay, but the protagonist was a little crazy in the end. The main reason was that the reason why he was crazy was not clearly written... In the setting, the protagonist just took over the body of the previous unlucky person, and was reincarnated into the body of a person who had just died. The suffering in the past has nothing to do with him. After giving birth, he was surrounded by the system and knew that he was not in any danger at all. Between the lines, he did not identify with the witch, but he did not hate the witch. So the question became, where did his mental problems and madness come from... Did he have such a problem himself? If this is the case, then the protagonist is a born lunatic, and the subsequent plot will probably not be too satisfying.

The author doesn't need to suppress the protagonist. It seems that the protagonist is very frustrated. He is obviously the strongest. Even if he is afraid of the ninth-level witch, it doesn't matter if he secretly kills some weak ones. If he has to wait until the opponent comes to attack, the protagonist is a bit naive. . .

The subject matter is very good and the content is hard to describe in one sentence.

After reading about twenty chapters, something feels wrong. I feel like shit is coming to my mouth.

I feel that the author wrote the plot of this major plague event quite well.

I like it quite a lot. It matches the airwaves. I can match almost all the two-dimensional memes But the only poisonous point at the moment is Lilith. Maybe the author wants to train the moderates to become his own? However, I feel that it is still not subversive enough. It would be more powerful to completely erase the soul or create a second personality so that the main body can only watch and obey the male protagonist without being able to resist. I guess Binny will also join the protagonist group? I personally don't like this kind of duplicitous and venomous character. I like strange books and twists and turns. I just want to see this kind of character collapse in tears and despair and regret... [Of course, this is just my personal madness, not to dictate how the author writes] Do you think there are four types of witches? 1 The heroine and the one with the human grandmother as the housekeeper, the equalists 2 The moderates, who also expressed their attitude and mentioned the Human Protection Association? 3 moderates, but they are so duplicitous that they look down on humans, Binny and Lilith 4 Most of the witches, the human livestock faction I personally hope that 12 can join the protagonist group without any hindrance, and 34 will kill hard In short, this wave is really a pervert in my heart Kill, kill, kill, kill, kill! Finally, I wish the author good results

To be honest, I was quite happy reading this book Although the protagonist is indeed a bit subversive

There is no need for the author to belittle himself. The author also has his own merits. For example, the character design is quite good. Each witch girl is well written. There may be some problems in the plot and world view design, but it is normal for the first time. I hope the author can continue his efforts and write more cute girls.

Looking at the profile, are there any past lives? If not, I'll join. I love the harem and all that.

To put it bluntly, the protagonist is bound by a contract, which is disgusting

Liar, there is no harem, there is none.

It's been a long time since I've seen such an outrageous novel, and it made me feel physically and mentally comfortable.

What if there was reproductive isolation between humans and witches. There may not be a mixture of humans and witches in this book. Then the Human Protection Association is the Cute Animal Protection Association?

It's a pity. I hope the author will try not to be affected by some mental retardation in the next book.

Very annoying, the outline of the work I was looking forward to was missing.

Damn, why does this 180,000-word "completed" work appear in the daily guide?

The two newcomers I'm optimistic about recently have all been cut off. Isn't this better than those brainless ones? At any rate, I am writing seriously and I'm convinced.

? That's it? Another book to die from

Generally speaking, the sense of déjà vu is relatively strong, and it is easy to guess what will follow.

Suddenly gone? ? ? I just saw the payment and haven't even started subscribing yet 😭

It's a pity that such a good world view setting

Rub it, it feels pretty good, why did you cut it 😭

Already a eunuch as soon as it was released? 🤐

I can only say that it was unexpected. After reading about twenty chapters, I felt something was very wrong.

The setting is a bit too confusing to read, and the plot is not very enjoyable either. It feels like only one woman has to deal with a bunch of women, which is very troublesome and boring.

In fact, the writing is pretty good, at least I have the desire to read it.

The 180,000-word book is about eunuchs. I have been reading the novel for seven years, and this is the first time I have read it 😰