Dear Little Sister, Witch Sama

Friendly reminder: The Demon King has an innate desire to kiss, hug, grope, touch legs, and so on—a strong urge to take advantage of his younger sisters. These desires cause his defenses to plummet to -1000 the moment he faces them, making their domestic violence a regular occurrence! Once you understand the previous sentence, you'll understand why this seemingly overpowered protagonist, this seemingly invincible character, is so easily beaten up by his own sisters! No matter how powerful the enemy or how dangerous the situation, the protagonist can always turn the tide with his almost superhuman abilities...

Click to create a new note and start recording! A heads-up: this long review contains spoilers, so please forgive me if you're a new reader. I just have to get this off my chest regarding my hatred for Red Scorpion. He's a boss who appears across all three storylines of the book, embodying cunning, treachery, ruthlessness, and paranoia—the most evil, despicable, and hateful character. From the distant ancient era of the Heavenly Prince to the Demon King's era a thousand years ago, and finally to the free era of the present, his presence is ever-present. The tragic endings of every poor sister are invariably caused by Red Scorpion's interference or direct involvement; almost every sister's misfortune is inextricably linked to him...

This book review is dedicated to the tragic younger sister in this novel, Elena, known as the Princess of Hell and the Flower Fairy. Based on the entire plot, I've compiled a brief timeline of Elena's actions and experiences over tens of thousands of years, with a few spoilers. Elena first appears in the Angel God Chapter as a beautiful 15-year-old girl. As the daughter of Yama, the King of Hell, and the renowned Flower of Hell, she is adored and admired by many. Like other sisters, she is also loved by her beloved older brother. She is the childhood sweetheart of the male protagonist, the Heavenly Prince, and spends a large portion of her time each day traveling from Hell to the Heavenly Palace...

In summary, the currently updating "Tianlong Arc" is essentially a "Mature Woman Arc," bringing together several leading mature female characters. Unlike previous arcs which focused on younger sisters (such as the Xiaoya arc in Volume 2, the "Memories of Love" arc and "Star Ring" arc in Volume 3, the two Sakura arcs in the side stories, and the yet-to-be-released "President's Arc"), which were written in separate volumes, this arc, which brings together several mature women, is extremely long—an unprecedented two hundred chapters and still not finished. The mature women arc includes Nangong Wenni, the protagonist's mentor and first love; the Night Demon Queen, who suffered persecution from noble angels since childhood and is driven by revenge; the Black Cat Demon Queen, who shares a similar tragic fate; and the newly appointed Archangel...

I followed this book last year; it was only 370,000 words long last year, but this year it's already 800,000! Everyone says the author is lazy, but they've been quite diligent this year, and it's almost a million-word novel in the blink of an eye—that's truly remarkable. Thank you to the author for bringing us one interesting story after another. This is a comedic campus fantasy novel, written in a script-style format, mostly in dialogue. It uses the simplest language to depict the daily lives of the younger sister witches and the male protagonist through scripted conversations, making the story easy to understand, like watching an animated film...

When I first encountered this book a few years ago, I thought it was just a typical school comedy novel. From the very first volume, the story was almost entirely set in school: a love letter battle, rivalries between otaku, a duel between a cute girl and an older woman, the male protagonist "seduces" the female lead and becomes public enemy number one, facing a city-wide manhunt, and so on. It presented a series of lively and vibrant scenes of youthful school life. At this point, the male protagonist still had some morals; he controlled his "beastly desires" and kept his distance from girls, at least not like later on when he would shamelessly touch and grope any beautiful woman he saw and demand to have her baby. From the first volume, this book should have been a typical school novel, but...

The title itself clearly indicates that this is a "sister" story, and a harem of sisters at that. Many readers might feel cheated at first glance, as the female protagonists are either the male protagonist's mistresses or his classmates, hardly fitting the description of "sister." They're not even blood sisters, let alone adopted sisters, making you feel like you've fallen for clickbait. But don't worry, you have to keep reading. You won't see the clues in the first volume. Only after reading the second or even the fourth volume will you discover that these so-called mistresses and classmates are actually sisters from a past life. Yes, from a past life, as everyone knows...

I loved this book from the very first day it appeared. I'm a total siscon, so I'm powerless against novels with a sister and comedic elements. Actually, when I first read it, I didn't see the "sister" element in this book; at most, she was just a classmate. For example, the student council president, Mia, and Sakura, who are the three main female characters, are all classmates of the male protagonist. They're not even close sisters, let alone biological sisters. So, back then, I asked many readers' questions in the comments section, like "Where's the sister?" And "Is she a biological or adopted sister?" The author's answer was, "You'll find out later." A few years have passed in the blink of an eye, and I've found out...

I've been quietly reading this book for a while, and recently I've had some thoughts to share, so I specially registered an account to write a review! I think most readers of this book will find it quite heartbreaking, because almost every female protagonist has a painful past and a painful history. But life is destined to be a mix of pain and joy; there is laughter after tears, separation after reunion, and we only learn to cherish what we've lost. The male protagonist in the book experiences all sorts of joys and sorrows in the world, enduring the pain of losing loved ones countless times, and was on the verge of collapse several times. But for the sake of his sisters who were still by his side, he persevered. He transformed the pain of losing his beloved into motivation...

With nothing to do, I'm catching up on a volume I haven't read yet, writing a long review, and also counting how many sisters have fallen victim to the Demon King's clutches... Oh no... I mean, counting just how many sisters this incredibly shameless Demon King has taken in. First, let's look at the sisters the protagonist conquered in the Angel God arc and many ancient flashbacks. As everyone knows, for a protagonist to build a harem and woo girls, the earlier the better; he absolutely can't lose at the starting line. So, the first sisters to suffer are naturally his two biological sisters, Nangong Bingxue and Nangong Ainya. These two were the first to be with the protagonist, after all, they're his biological sisters. We can see this from the flashbacks of the corrupted witch Sakura...