Even Witchers Fear the Execution Threshold

It's not quite right to say you can't be a Witcher if you don't have money; Witchers are indeed among the poorest professions.

My favorite Witcher and the most explicit and violent author—a perfect match!

If you cut two books in a row, you will lose all your roots.

Author, please stop calling it "Hand of the Mage" and start calling it "Hand of Telekinesis". Whose Mage Hand is so powerful? If 'Mage Hand' is so strong that it can block crossbow bolts, what's the point of having 'Shield' or 'Mage Armor'? Other monks used their hands to hold beakers, place books, open and close doors, probe traps, retrieve objects remotely, pull mechanisms, and pass small items. That's amazing!

Hurry up and get married! No pressure, no motivation; a laissez-faire approach to updates isn't good. 😎

As the title suggests, the author did a good job with the Witcher part in the previous book, but the dungeons were written very poorly, and the combat power dropped drastically when a new dungeon was opened.

A new book has been released, I'll support it first!

Should I go to otherworldly fantasy games like Bloodborne, Dark Souls, or Elden?

I'll come and support them whenever they write a new Game of Thrones book.

The power levels in the previous quick transmigration novel were inconsistent too much. I suggest the author of this one avoid using a protagonist who likes to recklessly charge in. Instead, create a protagonist who enjoys having fun. Otherwise, the power levels will become inconsistent after a few battles, or just set the protagonist's power level to be high from the start.