The Witch Who Wants to Destroy the World, but Hasn't Earned Enough Credits

After watching it for a long time, I felt familiar, and I suddenly realized that the male protagonist is not Yao Lao ()

Being sacrificed by 🐔❌, come and take a look

After reopening, I feel that my writing is clearer and the little witch is cuter. Come on, come on.

Suggest changing the name: The witch who wants to destroy the world makes me eat her feet every day 🙂

Recently, I have been short of books. I searched for dozens of books on three platforms for a week. I tried some popular ones and some less popular ones. Some gave up after reading a few pages, some read a few chapters, and some found it unsuitable after reading twenty or thirty chapters. Finally, I found this one that is relatively suitable for my taste.

Let me tell you something, the books that supported you in junior high school were enough to support you to death, and then they came back to life halfway through college.

First of all, the main character is very cute. Then, in the classic old pretentious and slap-in-the-face novels, the meaning of life is to provoke and ridicule the disgusting protagonist, without caring about their own image, to create a group of background villains who have no value but take up a lot of space. Then I feel like the punishment for these villains who are as disgusting as flies but haven't done anything damn vicious yet is too harsh. Just when the protagonist goes out to buy groceries, a group of people are created who attack, belittle and ridicule the protagonist who is a stranger to him without any regard for his own image, and then are punished and ruin his life; then the next day when the protagonist goes shopping, a group of people are created who bet on his future, attack the protagonist who is suspicious of him, and are punished to ruin his life.

I discovered that when it comes to reading... I went round and round and ended up with a few familiar authors.

Doesn't the main wave raise another daughter?

I felt that the previous book was better, the sunflowers were a bit interesting, but the magic weapon made from the back of the brain made the protagonist angry by swearing, which was a bit boring.