From the Start: The Little Witch Gives Me a Saintess Bride

The protagonist has such a mysterious constitution, yet he's just like a naive newbie entering society. It's so realistic, it's almost painful to watch. My god, he's always on the verge of death. If you're looking for a fast-paced, action-packed story, you can skip this. He breaks his leg with a single skill, and he doesn't even have any trump cards up his sleeve.

Although it wasn't the kind of wish-fulfillment story I imagined, I love reading stories that aren't wish-fulfillment stories. The logic was sound, the plot was interesting, and it gave me many surprises. I like the feeling of not knowing what would happen next, and then having a great ending.

It's currently up to chapter 190, and I've read up to chapter 60. I've tested it. The biggest problem with this book is its inconsistent style. The male protagonist is both humorous and cunning, which makes it difficult to handle. Generally, these two aspects don't coexist.

I've read about a hundred chapters. The beginning was great, very novel, but it gradually got less interesting; the plot became too bland. First, the protagonist gets a free Saintess, is kidnapped by a witch, and then gains a cheat-like ability, breaking through to the first level of Qi Refining, and easily defeating Foundation Establishment cultivators.

My first review was for this book.

The story is engaging and the opening is fresh; hopefully, it will continue to be exciting.

This is a breath of fresh air in online literature, quite rigorous indeed. Keep up the good work, author! True talent will always shine.

The premise is fine, but the writing lacks focus. The opening, while grabbing attention with its explicit details, could have been omitted, and the unclear internal dialogue and character attitudes before and after events were somewhat acceptable.

Keep it up, I gave them all the tickets.

Read books that are just slapstick or wish-fulfillment stories and you can skip them; they feel like an insult to your brain.