The Evil Witch Boss Just Wants to Keep a Low Profile

After reading more than thirty pictures, I was really convinced. The feeling that the first book was pretentious became even stronger. Do you really not understand that people who read your book don't care about the feeling you deliberately created? Really speechless. It looks tired and artificial. The most annoying thing is that you just like the settings. Can you not eat your own settings? The first one says that the extraordinary era has just arrived, and everyone is a group of rookies just starting out. Then the pig's feet did two incidents in a row. How many more months will it take to upgrade to level 2? (Note that this is still based on the unique SS-level talent bonus in the current era). As a result, there was a mid-level extraordinary wizard mother-in-law above level 6 in front of this one? Excuse me? How many great things could a neutral extraordinary person do to advance from 1-5 in the extraordinary era?

After reading the introduction, I wanted to see the evil process in the first half rather than the hypocritical route.

I don't think many people who try to suppress the protagonist's combat power end up well. It's not that a real master can't suppress him.

The setting and plot are okay, but it looks very uncomfortable. The author likes to repeat settings. Just the setting of the stigmata feels like it has been repeated many times. It is said in every chapter. Basically, every time the protagonist does something, he has to re-tell the setting of the stigma and what effect it has.

This is the book that I have read that is the most capable of suppressing the protagonist. The talent for time travel and rebirth is super awesome, and it cost countless resources, but the upgrade is not as fast as others 😰

After reading the introduction, I have a question. When Pighorn is the evil witch boss, he ends up being cut into pieces and suppressed. Why is Zhujiao so sure that when he is a good person, he will not be trampled to death by a passing villain? ~

After reading it, I have at least finished this novel, but I don't like the language style, uh, after the protagonist is reborn. He often has a smile on his face, a bloody smile, a faint smile, a slight smile, and so on, and then he also likes to whisper, well, I guess smiles and whispers will be indispensable later on, and he can be regarded as the standard for evil boss wizard protagonists.

It's really cool, and the author likes to use "sui" very much. It's a bit annoying to use a lot of grammatical errors.

There is too little physical content. It seems that the update is good, but in fact it was quickly skipped and I have been setting up the plans for the future.

The progress jumps up after this, giving people a sense of falsehood. The protagonist has no sense of the strength at all, and the professional skills of the Holy Spirit Wizard are of no use. Anyway, there are skill potions in the early stage and divine skills in the later stage. Apart from resurrection, the protagonist has few skills to upgrade this career.