A Witch's Wandering Alchemist-Merchant Journal

You can read this book with confidence; the author is very skilled at writing witch-themed stories. Because the author herself is a witch, it's very sensual. The evidence is that the author has been drinking water every day since birth, and his body is 71% water.

Instead, they were watching a loli write a novel.

Are there any little witches from the previous book? Come and join the discussion!

The author really courted disaster. I initially stopped reading after seeing the mobile base scene, but picked it up again later when I was out of other books to read. The only thing I saw was the protagonist buying, selling, and intimidating slaves. Even setting aside personal morality and emotions, this plot point is extremely off-putting to casual readers, especially given the risk of being reported.

Exciting, the fantasy magic and adventure in another world is great. The protagonist being a witch means the universe's big boss is my hometown + if I accidentally die I can become a ghost witch + immortality means I'll eventually find my home + even scavenging can lead to overwhelming power. The adorable little witch had such a tough start in this other world, even spending a day as a beggar.

Looking back, I wonder why I even started raising her. The updates were too slow, the character development veered off course, and it went from a leisurely road trip story about a witch to a junk collector's tale… A little witch, unable to escape her original world, brought it to the brink of destruction. If you haven't found a good home, at least have some restraint!

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This talent and magic power stat will probably be optimized; even selling oneself would be considered an offense that affects genes, much like how humans view monkeys...

Oh, I only missed chapter 8, and suddenly I found out it was canceled 😰

I shouldn't have watched it if I'd known he was a eunuch; I deserved it for not reading the synopsis.