Witches, the Church, and Black Powder

Forget about your 🖊️ witch cult main storyline, I want to see cute girls cuddling together, preferably a little twisted. 😋 Whether it's Jasmine's awkward reluctance to lose Mei but Mei's resistance to her sister, or Shirakaba's ignorant friendship with the judge witch towards Mei, both are delicious. 😋

In fact, contrary to popular belief, the Vatican basically does not engage in witch hunts; rather, it is Protestants, especially in England, who are particularly fond of doing so. Similarly, neither Spain nor the Vatican liked to do the trial of heretics; it was England that was interested in it, and they sent people to Spain.

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I really like the female lead. She is very kind in both her attitude and values. She is a kind-hearted person (she will give strangers a quick death to save them from suffering), but she is not a saint (her motives for doing things are either for profit or to conform to her own faction's nine-square grid). She is also very smart. I am looking forward to her growth and adventures in the future.

The starting point should add another channel besides the male and female channels, and put gay men, lesbians, male-to-female and female-to-male transformations, as well as human-to-non-human and non-human-to-human transformations, on other channels.

Finally, we see a normal church system. It doesn't idiot and insist on fighting the protagonist, and it turns a blind eye to various gatherings. Essentially, bureaucrats prefer to avoid trouble. Furthermore, the Centurion storyline effectively portrays the spirit of the Crusader veterans. Unlike other novels that completely flatten the church, portraying it either entirely positively or entirely negatively.

The author was just a little out of it at the time.

The accused witch drowned and was proven innocent; therefore, the plaintiff is the devil and should be executed.

The writing style is decent, but the plot feels like it's written from a dream, lacking coherence. New subplots always appear without warning, and they always end abruptly. Furthermore, the main storyline is clearly weakened. It feels like the main plot wasn't planned out properly, so they just kept adding subplots.