The Witcher: My Apprentice Comes from Skyrim

To be honest, it's a bit frustrating right now. The protagonist still doesn't really understand how the cheat system works. He knows absolutely nothing about The Witcher 3.

I feel like the protagonist's personality would be perfect as a paladin, or even a Holy Slash launcher.

The Witcher in D&D is definitely going to pull off something big. It's common knowledge that Witchers and Sorceresses are infertile, but D&D 5E insists on implementing reproductive isolation to prevent half-dragons from breeding. After that, they discover they have a huge number of half-dragon Sorcerer families to deal with, so they come up with a hybridization spell that allows any species to reproduce, even those that were originally infertile.

I've played The Elder Scrolls, Baldur's Gate 3, and The Witcher 3, so as long as this one doesn't crash, I'll keep playing it.

If you can refrain from pursuing ancient bloodlines and traveling to other worlds, avoiding these two major pitfalls will ensure your safety.

The biggest problem is that, set against the backdrop of witchers, the transmigrator has absolutely no knowledge of the wizarding world! What a bizarre setting!

I don't know the plot of any of the Bear School books, but they became popular because they captured the most interesting aspect of the Wizarding World: the conjunction of the celestial spheres. If you're not going to write about time travel, don't bother; this is just self-indulgent entertainment.

Even if your novel were titled "The Witcher from the Sky," it would still feature more than just this many characters.

The main character is so young, while Triss is already quite old. It doesn't seem right; she'd be a better match for Yatan. Although Yatan is a princess, the difference in status is significant. But I think the author can resolve this issue. 😁

Even if you're cutting the book because the results weren't as expected, you should still post a chapter explaining it!