The Witch Is Still Working Hard to Stay Alive Today

My new book, "The Supernatural World That Began When the School Beauty Confessed to Me," has been released! It's a supernatural horror book, and I hope all my fellow readers will support it.

My new book, "Did You Get the Songstress?", Has officially started serialization. Please support me by adding it to your collection and liking it!

The later parts of this book are utter garbage. The female lead's intelligence level drops drastically just to highlight the trashy, stunted male lead. Every time the male lead appears, it raises your blood pressure. He's mindlessly overpowered, yet a bunch of people are awkwardly praising him. The character development is a mess. And he even collects all sorts of random people into his harem!

These "harem male leads" are all about falling in love at first sight. And the worst part is, they're all incredibly outrageous! To make matters worse, one of them is a harem protagonist, and the other is a eunuch! 🙂👍🏻

After writing so many stories about harem novels with married protagonists for so many years, how come there's suddenly a whole bunch of new readers who know absolutely nothing about them?

Imagine a man who retains his memories and becomes a woman. It's understandable if he falls in love with another man and marries him, but how does he accept becoming part of his harem? On Earth, the concept of monogamy is accepted, so wouldn't he feel jealous or anything like that?

Let's start with a few shortcomings. 1. First, the author put a lot of effort into the world-building, which is vast. However, the plot is entirely driven by the protagonist, who often stays confined to one place. Subplots are also not prominent, giving the impression that while the world is large, it lacks an epic, sweeping feel. Many things the author mentioned while building the world haven't yet been witnessed by the protagonist, creating a sense of emptiness. 2. Then there's the plot itself. Various side quests are intertwined with the main storyline, with events appearing abruptly each time. Many events lack any foreshadowing, and some side quests, in my opinion, contribute nothing to the plot's progression...

It's been so long since I watched Parura! It suddenly ended. Time flies so fast. I'm already a sophomore in college. I remember the first time I watched Parura was one night in August 2021. I was still a high school student then.

I was really frustrated working on my thesis and report tonight, so I checked the comments section and saw some people criticizing Parua's strange fetish of being stricter with Green. So, I'll share my thoughts. First, a quick note: I started reading this book as soon as it came out, and I've also read her previous work, Angel. Although I had to stop reading "Witch" for a while due to academic commitments, I eventually finished it without skipping any chapters. I believe I have the right to speak on Parua's subject. Everything below is my personal opinion; if you disagree, then you are right, you are your own god. First, let's ignore...

I just remembered my weakness: I can't accept the female lead being one of the harem members.