I Made Up Magic and Taught an Apocalyptic Witch?

Otherwise, why would he make things up when he doesn't understand anything?

Why is this book so full of words? It's giving me a headache! 🙂 Have you ever been a magic teacher? You're just making things up and writing nonsense. 🙂 Why is this book all text? 🙂 The purpose of writing novels is for readers; shouldn't authors be paying readers to read them? 🙂

Brothers, I've been practicing according to this book, and now my head and hands feel warm. Does that mean I'm close to success?

See, I told you not to trust strangers and not to practice pirated or unregulated martial arts manuals, and look what happened—you went mad from practicing them!

It's not bad, it reminds me a bit of the old anime *Negima! Magister Negi Magi*. However, I feel like the protagonist's interactions with the female students are a bit off; more characters would be better, like having a few friends from different professions, etc. Just speaking from the perspective of characters and the ensemble cast. Of course, they need to resolve the "running away crisis" (a character's impending departure from the main story).

This book is probably a copy of that kind of fabricated story that turns out to be true, but its actual title should be "Fictitious Magic Begins with XX," just look at all the chapter titles.

The chapter titles are poorly written, severely impacting the reading experience.

Why does this book start like this? What does each chapter begin with?

Fantasy has truly declined; the number one book on the bestseller list is now ranked in the 50s.

Avoid this author; this is just a random, improvised story, otherwise I wouldn't have learned anything from it!