The Only Villain in the Witch Academy

The writing is actually quite good, but the transmigration into an original novel makes it hard to be engaging; it doesn't even address the most basic question of why the female protagonist is the main character in a male-oriented novel. 😅

The last time I saw something similar was when someone was an undercover agent at a witch academy.

It was written quite well before it was published, but after it was published, it felt a bit off. After skipping around and reading about ten chapters, it felt like it had turned into a group portrait + babysitting story, and it went off-topic.

I wanted to ask the author whether it was a hundred or one, and the author replied that I would give them money.

I couldn't continue after chapter 187; it was clearly not as good as the beginning. I couldn't tell if Vivian or Xing was the main character anymore, and the plot was quite bland. For this type of book, a protagonist's growth and development is much more engaging. Poorly written yuri scenes are uninteresting. Please write more about the protagonist's self-improvement!

The demon of betrayal dies for faithful love; the unyielding star dies for the trajectory of the past.

It's so deserted, no one's even fighting monsters anymore. Is the main character level 1 or 0?

When I saw the author's name, Red Rivet, I suddenly thought of an author named Black Rivet. Why did I think of naming myself Rivet?

It's been a pleasant read so far, with no major flaws.

This looks interesting. Keep it up, author!