You Wouldn't Want Anyone to Find Out You're a Witch, Would You, Madam?

Lately, all that's left in BLB is "whitening," so I thought I'd try something different. I downloaded "Qi Mao" and "Lan Fanqie," and wow, what a terrible writing style! It's like something a teenager would write. We always say not to use your brain when reading BLB, but this is truly mindless. It's full of stupid plots, android leads, and ridiculously poor writing. I can't stand it.

After learning the art of recognizing people and realizing it's her mother, please don't join the harem, I beg you. It's fine if Rhea's feelings have changed, but Vivian, raised by Eve since childhood, should cherish their mother-daughter relationship even more after regaining Eve. What she should do is use her position to protect Eve, eliminate the country's prejudice against Eve, and do everything she can to make amends for her past mistakes. Not joining the harem to be jealous of her mother—that would be a real disaster.

Vivian, deceived by the dragon, is relegated to the role of the clown, while Lena, who wasn't deceived by the dragon, receives the protagonist's love. I think this is biased; if anyone should be the clown, it should be the dragon.

A thought suddenly occurred to me: since the female protagonist can freely alter the alignment of stars, why doesn't she summon a meteorite to obliterate the world, then wait billions of years and directly usher in the Witch Era?

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Six female bronze medalists had sex 625 times in 30 days, the longest lasting 35 hours and 6 minutes.

I have a suggestion: don't wash the saintess anymore. Also, I'm definitely going to spend money on the princess and protagonist couple; I even want to go to the God of Love and buy a steel bar to tie them together.

I could have enjoyed this lighthearted, humorous, and slightly mindless story, but the inclusion of Vivian as a character delivered a powerful emotional impact. Her mere presence abruptly halts all enjoyment, replaced by sorrow and regret. The contrast is stark. She is not without fault, but the story repeatedly emphasizes the overpowered nature of the protagonist, and without Eve's intervention from the past, how could she not be swayed? In contrast, the other female leads, simply because the protagonist acted too late and escaped with Eve's help, are able to arbitrarily judge Vivian. Vivian's ability to actively break free from the protagonist's control already demonstrates...

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In Chapter 32, the Holy Maiden was easily pushed to the ground by Long Aotian. How did she become the Holy Maiden? How come she's treated like a nobody? And what is Long Aotian's status and position? How could he lead a bunch of lowly NPCs into the Holy Maiden's room in the church? Is the Pope his father? [Sfem:3:300]