Reincarnated as a Twisted Witch, Then I Went Head-to-Head with the Hero
转生扭曲魔女然后对线勇者
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 255k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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If anyone's watching, can you say something? Are they all raising animals? If possible, I would appreciate some advice.
Um... I'm asking for monthly votes. Even if you don't like it, it's okay to give it to someone else. But if possible, please give me a monthly pass. That way, I'll have more motivation to update. Thank you everyone
Two people have already written long reviews for you. Hopefully, Benlong won't be completely defeated.
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Fool!!!!
A brilliant start for a pure villain build, but noticeable issues with mid-game tempo.
1. Briefly, let me share my thoughts on this book. From the title and synopsis, it's clear the female lead is initially portrayed as a "villain." Indeed, the book begins by establishing her as a somewhat "unpredictable" character. This is a very appealing character design. Currently, many Western fantasy romance novels feature a "demon king and hero" or other types of bickering lovers as the main couple. These books share a common thread: first, the female lead represents evil, and the male lead represents good; second, the female lead is redeemed, her previous "evil" actions were explained by circumstances or were not actually committed by her. In other words, as the story progresses, it reveals...
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Let's see in two years. If it doesn't suddenly die, I'll subscribe to the whole thing.
A promising new author, whose writing is filled with clumsiness and naivety.
The first three chapters of Volume One are truly stunning. As a seasoned fan of "bad women," I have considerable confidence in my understanding of them. The female protagonist's character in the first two chapters is incredibly strong and prominent. The author must have put in a tremendous amount of effort from the initial idea to its realization; the first few chapters must have undergone numerous revisions, making them truly remarkable. Unfortunately, this stunning quality isn't maintained later on. The entire middle and later parts of Volume One can be summed up in one word: rushed. It's clear the author wanted to develop the main plot, but she was also worried about the slow progress of the romance, resulting in pleasing neither side. There were certainly some good points in the plot...
This hero is just a nobody~❤️Nobody~❤️ Just as short as the author's~❤️